The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-02

cooperation between employer and
employee was the keynote OF the
banquet rendered Monday afternoon
by the Times-Herald Publishing COM
pany to the 1871 men and women who
have a place on the payroll Of that In
stitutton. From members Of the
board of, directors of the publishing
corporation. as we'll as from employees.
came words Of communication oyer
successes achieved in the past. and
assurances Of greater cooperation
during tho coming year with the OBJ
Times Herald Publishing company
the distinction Of being the biggest
newspaper and printing institution in
the state OF North Dakota.
The magnificent dining room Of the
Hotel Dacotah was the scene of this
splendid affair. Five tables were ar
ranged. those Of the company en-
ployes. four In number. running back
from h speakers table. ut which
were seated the directorate and off,
GERS OF Tho company. The our
dinner was served in a very tasty
manner, and when. the hour ; for
speech making arrived. every one
about The tables had been comfortab-
~ cared for. Sc far as the inner man
was concerned.
Mondays banquet is very interest
-"9s ~ Sot4iRu lSOu Will pIctlOUS
banquets which have been rendered
to the employees who now are with
the consolidated newspaper institu-
ton. The first banquet rendered to
the employees Of the Grand Forks
Herald was given on Christmas day
IN 1884. while the first general ban
quet to employees Of the Evening
Times was given just three years ago
yesterday. being at the opening Of the
four years existence of that institu-
ton. The combined attendance al
those two initial banquets was very
tar below the attendance mark OF
this year.
During the course Of tho remarks
by the various speakers. the early ca.
reers OF both newspapers we're traced
by several. and q. splendid tribute wat
aid to George B. Winship. founder
OF the Herald and its publisher for
so many years. Several Of the speak
ers touched on his work, and on mo.
ton Of Manager n. B. Black the fol.
lowing telegram of New Years greet.
ing was sent to Mr.. and Mrs. Win
ship:
The president, directors and ont
hundred and thirty.one employees OF
n Ttmes-Herald Publishing com.
president at Hotel Dacotah unani.
mously extend to you and Mrs
Winship the seasons greetings and
wish you many happy and prosper.
Gus years."
From Mr.. and Mrs. winship the
following reply was received:
49, San Diego. Jan. /, 1912.
"Times-Herald. care j. D. Bacon
President, Grand Forks. n. D.:
your New Year greetings received
1t overwhelms US with pleasure and
gratitude and we extend to the Times
Herald force u sincere thanks 70,
It's kindly remembrance. May the
New Year bring, to each Of you. al
overwhelming measure Of happiness
and prosperity. is our heartfelt pray
ct.
afr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Winship.'
j. d. Bacon Presided.
President J. q. Bacon of the Times
Herald Publishing company, presided
as POSTMASTER during the program o
speech making. and proved a YER,
capable operator in that capacity. II
opening the program Mr.. Bacon tool
occasion to express his own senti
ments. He declared that cooperation
between employer and employe wa.
most essential in obtaining success
and for himself and for. the board o.
directors, he declared there wat pres.
ent that feeling of cooperation. The
board. he declared. was very desirou.
OF cooperating with every membe,
Of the big force. and he said that he
himself had a personal interest In
their work and in their problems
and that he always stood ready and