Little Falls herald., 1914-01-30
the preference over the state associa.

the making OF program ana give the
members chance to discuss what IS OF
greatest interest to them.
The entertainment offered by the
business men Of Little Falls was SIM
ply excellent and the visitors could
offer nothing but praise. The Elhs'
lodge room was given free for the bus
mess meetings and the banquet at the
| Buck man vas splendid event. The
menu was gastromic treat; the music
ty the orchestra was very fine, and the
numbers by the troupes from the Milo
and Victor tneaters were highly en-
joyed.
Little Falls earned a great big boost
for the way it treated the boys.
Sauk Centre Herald: The Little
Falls editors and business men entel-
tained the Northern Minnesota Editori-
al association last Friday and Satur-
day.
4 Over SO of the leading newspaper
publishers of the newspapers OF the
northern half of the state were on
hand.
| The banquet at the Buckman IN the
evening was attended by large num-
ber of the business and professional
men of Little Fails. Mine Host K. l..
Palmer, formerly of Sauk Centre, had
prepared feed fit for king. The
banqueters sat. down to the table short
ly after and finished their feeding
and "hotairing' at ] O'Clock. The
feed was interspersed with a real cab
aret show provided by the local thea
tels. :.
Hon. Chas. Vasaly. chairman of the
state board of control and former edi-
tor of the Little + alIs Herald, presided
as toastmaster and grilied his victims
| IN most becoming manner.
Saturday morning the newspaper
men were shown about Little Falls.
The first stop was made at the Little
Falls Business college. President M H.
ard has undoubtedly one of the best
arranged and equipped schools in the
state. He IS persistent advertiser
and attributes his success IN no small
degree to the liberia! use of printers
ink. The creamery. ice cream factory
and candy factory was visited. This is
thoroughly modern plant and has a
rapidly growing business. The brew
cry received snort and very informal
call. Good judges of these Places said
| it was some institution.
The paper mill proved very interest
ing to a number of the boys. The
plant shut down for the afternoon
shortly after the arrival of the editors
so that they did not get as good an op-
portunity to see the actual making, ',of
pager as they hoped for. vzS=
Every business and professional man
OF the city did their part to make the
stay of the pencil pushers an enjoyable
one.
Starbuck News: The Northern Min.
nesota Editorial association held its an
nuai winter business meeting at Little
Falls Friday and Saturday of last
/ week.
The citizens Of Little Falls gave q
banquet to the visiting editors at the
Hotel Buchanan in the evening which
lasted till ] lis o'clock in the morning,
which gives an idea Of the Quantitatjve
part of it. and it was even superior in
quality. Besides splendid feed, the
editors we're. ente rtained hy two vaude-
} vile troupes from the two Little Fails
theaters. Cnas. j.. Vasaly. the popu-
lar chairman Of the state board Ct con-
troll. and formerly editor of the Little
Falls Herald. was the toastmaste
The first place visited was the Little
Falls Business college, which is one Of
the very best equipped commercial
schools that we have seen. Next we
were taken to Sylvester & Nichols. ,
This place is much larger than we had
supposed and Is Kept very neat and
clean. Mr.. Sylvester showed the vis-
iting editors around his place and ex-
planned things to US, and. best of all,
took the covers of Of q number of
boxes and pals of most delicious
candy, of which Bro. Wollan of the
GIenwood Herald ana Bro. Morrison OF
the Morris Tribune helped themselves
most literally.
The place ot greatest interest. how
ever. and of wnich Little Falls can
justly be proud. is their new S85. 900
school house. which was moved into
only last week. This is the finest high
school building we have ever seen. and
presumably ranks amongst the very
highest If not the highest, IN the state.
1t is said to be really larger than Little
Falls With its 1000 population neeos as
yet. but the hustling city expects to
grow. and judging ty the progressive
ness OF our hosts, 1t surely will.
Next was the brewery and as Bro.
Vasaly said to the inns man. ''you
ca = look at it even if you don't drink
it," .! course. none OF the rest drank
the whole brewery either. And when
the beer was passed around, only two
or three of the party drank at all.
which caused Bro. Morrison to joking
Iy remark that it was a shame that
only the proh'bltionists we're left.
You see the state administration crowd
had already gone home. most OF them.
: Another place OF great interest to a
newspaper man was the paper mill
Little Falls has two up-to-the- minute
live newspapers. the. Herald and the
Transcript.
The trio to Little Falls was a most
enjoyable one.
THE WOMAN WATTS.
A changing light behind half
drawn curtain,
Through the blurred pane