The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-21

one of the pioneer editors of the state.
Mr.. Dougherty was editor of the
News and Times at Grafton when he
brought his bride to that city and
established the first newspaper in
l-angdon. Though entirely without
experience when left with the 1espon-
slbllity of building up a newspaper,
Mrs. D%ougherty has been eminently
successful in her work and has long
been recognized as a very able man.
ager and editor.
Mrs. George b. Winship of National
City, Cal, holds the honor of coming
the longest distance to h convention
nut none Is better known or has more
admirins friends. Mrs. Winship is the
wife of one of the states oldest news.
paper men, the man who founded n
guided the Herald of this city for SO
the struggles of a newspaper publish
or are for she lived through the pio-
reer days when the work of getting
out q newspaper was quite different
than In modern times. For this rea-
son she shares. with Mr.. Winship the
JOY OF his relief from those tasks but
can never forget those many days
ment of a newspaper mans life.
Mrs. Winship thoroughly enjoys
being back to North Dakota and
again one of it's EDITORS wives" ana
her cheerful. happy spirit is one that
all the women attending the conven-
ton would like to follow.
Mrs. v. E. johnson of sykeston.
wife of the editor OF the Sykestol.
Tribune. is paying her first visit to
the city and attending the association
gathering at the same time. Mrs.
has been too busy bringing
UP her family of late years to do much
newspaper work but her husband says
he occasionally drafts her in and she
eve fails to please. Mrs. Johnson
particularly enjoyed her visit to the
has a son whom she expects to enter
the state institution at the conclusion
OF his schcol work. This boy is COINS
10 take up journalism and be a news
paper man just like dad" too.
Mrs. F. X. Kirsch. wife of the edi-
tor of the Warwick Sentinel. is here
pape: life with her husband and likes
everything connected with it. Mrs.
klrsch attends the business sessions as
Well as the social features and is get
ting real pleasure out of every min
ute of her stay.
Mrs. c. E. Peterson of Binford who
since she became a newspaper mans
wife but a few years ago, has learned
to run every department as we'll as
her husband, is here as the official
representative of that town. Mr..
Peterson remained at home to take
care of the shop and help Binford
win pennant honors in the baseball
league. being certain that his capable
wife would bring him the fruits OF
the convention.
Mrs. Peterson was formerly Miss
Gina Kaasa of Northwood and attend.
ed the university here for several
terms. She has learned everything
about newspaper work since she mar.
ried and has proven herself a valu.
able assistant to her husband. Mrs.
Peterson will visit relatives in Mime
sofa before returning home.
Mrs. H. N. johnson of Lankin go,
ready in thirty minutes to come to
the convention getting here last even
ing just in time for the banquet. Mr..
Johnson is proprietor of the Lankin
Reporter and though not, strictly
speaking. an editor, he values very
highly his membership in the press
association. Mrs. johnson is a woman
who enjoys everything hat her hus
band does and when given notice to
attend this gathering, she lost no time
in making the train. Mrs. johnson
made many friends here last fall when
she attended the convention of the
North Dakota Federation of Women's
clubs.