The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-25

entertained at Rapid City. Tuesday
evening. July =. 1t is now planned to
cave. Rapid City in time to pass
through the famous bad lands before
the shades of night overtake the par
ty. .
Chamberlain will entertain the en-
tire party on Wednesday morning.
July 8.
Mitchell will entertain on Wednes-
day. July 8. at Dor and dinner will
he served i'm the wonderful corn palace
building and many other courtesies
will be extended.
YanlSton will be given an opportu-
nifty on the same day to extend some
cCurteSies.
Sioux City will be reached on the
evening of July 3. and it is now plan
ned to return the party to Chicago in
time for breakfast on the morning of
July 4.
The train may be scheduled to run
to Euskin Park. one of the beauty
spots of South Dakota. whore you will
find all the comforts of the fashion,
able summer resorts in America. all
of which is the property of our disin-
gnlshed president, II. E. Dowdell. The
courtesies of this park have been en-
tended to the association by Mr.. Dow
dell. and | am able to say that there
are something like "A half hundred
modern and modest cottages. equipped
with an amusement pavilion and an
any resort in the country. Many of
these buildings We're purchased at the
st. Louis exposition II moved to
these grounds and reconstructed SO
that those of YOU who may have been
guests at the st. Louis exposition will
probably recognize some of the build
ings when you come to visit his park.
| oh I,1 f1n sci, Nm rNv h~ 90 ~hn ~~l .r
to take his feature of the program
in.
1t is not possible at this time to give
an adequate idea of the entertainment
which will be offered the association
m this trip. 1t can only be said that:
all of the OWN named have respond.
cd to the invitation to entertain the
association in a way that hespcaks for
the association a royal reception all
along the route.
The full program will appear In the
mex issue of the National journalist.
published by Father Herbert, the Nes-
tor of the national association.
What DOWdell Says.
r.. F.. Dowdell. president of the Ma
tional Press association of America.
who is in the city in consultation with
National Councilman Schlosser. COM
plotting the arrangements for the trip
through the state of that body, of
newspaper men. said. to a representa-
tive of the Argus-Leadcr. when asked
regarding the coming outing:
Never in the twenty-sevcn years
history of the association has a state
in the union picked the association up
bodily. made the members it's guests,
permitting them to Jay neither rail-
way or hotel bills. or any other ex-
pense while within its borders. and
this is just what the state of South
Dakota is going to do for her distin-
guished guests from June IS to July
8.
There is no question but that the
four day congress and convention in
the city, of Chicago will he interesting.
and it is equally true that the seven
day trip through South Dakota, GOV
cring, AS it will. all the principal cities
and points of interests. including
! Minnehaha Falls. Hot Springs, Wind
Cave, the National Sanitarium. Sylvi-
an lake, Spearfish CANYON, Deadwood
and Lead cities. the home of the
Homesteads. Hidden Fortune. Ragged
Top and other: famous gold mines: a.
trip through the Bad Lands. will un-
questionably be as interesting a seven
days as ever enjoyed by the members
of h association.
at is unnecessary to say that the
citizens of the various cities of III
state, whose guests II members will
he. will do everything within their
power to make the stay in their re-
spective locality pleasant. and long to
be remmhered."