Morris tribune., 1913-12-12

THE NORRIS TRIBUNE
sagas the editor of the Mnneoa Mascot and preacher
plenpotentiary for the whole editorial bunch His editor
als widely read and quoted than those of
other editor in Minnesota and he to have
haustble of human sympathy to draw them from
for he out three columns week. He is big
both physically and intellectually, and he big
white Stetson hat He is modest and fed from Iceland
in his early youth to being sent to the sorthng
something of that kind but last year his neghbors dis
covered him and sent him down to the legislature and he
keeps growing in prominence in spite of himself There
is future in store for Gunnar, you better get
quanted with him now
THEODORE CHRISTIANSON.
The editor of the Dawson Sentinel is also big ma n
and great admirer of Gunnar's. Either would have
been long before this except for the
fact that each insists it must be the ether The only
to solve this puzzle is to abolish the
office of governor and create commission of two to
the state and Governor Eberhart has special
committee at work this project In politics. Theodore
Christanson thinks he's progressive. but he isn't,
he's just of these big hearted who when he
trying take advantage of the weaker brother
wants to mix the side of the under dog at moments
notice.
Chrstianson has no special popularity by which he
may be known except that he and Gunnar Bjornson
nseparabe, and having found Gunnar and his white hat
Christanson will be found just short distance to the
northwest.
VICTOR LAWSON.
The editor of the Wimar Tribune is of the cham
pion boosters for West Central Minnesota and of
the first of the country editors of this district catch the
spirit of this betterment movement He gets out paper
that is just running with healthy country life, and
full of the things of real value that of headnterest
and heart interest the farmers of Kandyoh county
E. E. Lawson, the talented cartoonist of the Wmar
Tribune will be here He's good booster ALSO and
does exceptional work with that pencil of his.
]. R. LANDY.
If you see man coming down the street with smile
that would make the rosebuds burst into bloom and the
vioets peep from beneath have look. that's
Jim'' Landy, of the Olivia Times. Jim hasn't capital
zed that SMILE but it have been pretty effective
magnet for drawing the smoeons his for he pub
fishes his newspaper just for fun, and smiles when he's
doing it. Jim is of those who sell earmufs
the jewellers in equatorial Africa and linen busters to
the Eskimo and in anything but the newspaper business
he would have become fabulously rich But Jim don't
So long he scatter sunshine around Olivia
and adjoining precincts he is happy and happiness is the
real DOPE anyway.
ANDREW BRoMsTAD.
The Milan Standard is the biggest little paper in the
state and Andrew Bromsad is its editor. He thinks he's
sandpatter, but he isn't. He just waits long enough
to find out if thing is right before he endorses it.
Bromstad is fine type of man and he and his little
paper the kind that make Milan any other town
better place to live in.
C. BERGHUIS.
three of land and get rich it, and ultimately
the whole township. Well, Berghuis, of Clara City, is
the only he's printer. He somehow knows how
to publish rafting good little paper with minimum
Of expense, and of the income and pay for a
summer home and gasoline launch and automobile
keep good balance in the bank and raise typical Ger
family all at the time. Berghuis is too much of
financially to be typical newspaper man, but
we're glad he's here and hope he'll tell how it's done
H. E. HOARD.
H. E. Hoard the veteran editor of the Montevdeo
Leader we'll known need any introduction to the
people of this vicinity, but that he is a pioneer
OF this movement for agricultural betterment is
perhaps not we'll known. Mr. Hoard is the father of
the farmers institute the first movement for agricultural
btterment and of this has arisen the widening
interest in agricultural life. We glad to have Mr..
Hoard with editor bat he deserves special
honor among the boosters of the Development Assoc
alton.
JAG. BRYNILDSEN.
Jac Brynidsen another one OF the veterans is here
gathering pointers for the Candy News Lac qui Pare
county has been slow getting into the association but
it has not been Bryndsen's fault Now that Lac qui
Pare is enlisted in with the rest Brynld.
sen is talking about it stronger than Bryndsen
used to have the distinction of being the only Swede in
Gracevle when he editor of the Enterprse-Oh yes
now you know him.
ASA M. WALLACE.
The Sank Centre Herald will be represented here by
its editor Asa M. Wallace Asa is dimnuitive in size
but fighter and effective that the state employs
him assistant fire marshal. Since his employment, fires
have been more well.behaved. vw~ a&eg-.aaskA 80