Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-08-05

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most successful events of the sort
was evidenced b. the fact that, not
only was every section OF the state
represented, but Il@rWise there were
liberal Representatives from Minneso-
Ia on the east and North Dakota on
the north.
The meeting t0ulinued for three
days, commencin- luly % and hold
ing over until Friday evening, and
there was not a u oment of the time
that was not app lated in one way
or another for IT, uctterment of the
service or for t entertainment of
the numerous az 49, present.
There were tri} 10 beautiful Lake
kampeska, boat rulrs on the Stella
Mae under the +; oting Of Captain
Williams, the eN'' at The lake in
Guiding a fish di = + at the Country
Tharo ,or aI.r horo,o+. o,,o
and other doings Il nature to inter
est those who hun been concentrate
ing their energie. nd their talents in
building up one 4 The biggest home
: financial institutions in the state or
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ai,,e ,od Ohiec+s
h aims n objects OF these an
nul gatherings are to enhance the
value OF the servo n 10 1anlllar-
ne the agents WIZ All the detalis mat
go 10 make up '"' business OF 'he
III oru'I ,nat Ina solt 81
To'of avn may .SouN ~ "nl
olIns me Siea'eS' o'?lec VI elnCIello!
A"u III these l'''|'lise me tIi9'l uo-
tioI Is not ~aitoS'''Lel ohe-siueu' iol
the AGENTS give as wen as lahe. u
ollceI" re- Ina. - - lis ii2tl ~
lloh ara lllornla''o' 70 tle asenss 10
eLaole mem 10 co "peIate 10 DEE
auyait"se, tne lo'up1lS ~n"hasenea
l!Ne"iTe ieceiNeS "'""nIe mime ,
of the business. The annual gather
ihSS' therefore, are co7opeiaIlEe III
cla' "0Iei'
johnson and O'Brien.
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oLe " lis li's'I W. 90 ~
Lne I'Iotins was "n ~ 80
=: oonnooh, Sons'o2o,N nnn -
Ilstiaot' "no r u.9tua3u - ~ $500
ino nr ~ iopoSLt4o oM ra 1911
y. affootinn iita i,srranoa
po!n's aneollns me a
Announcer auareSS d.. .hia aeesioL
Whlen pIoseu " 1o " uspSU'| o,1,aion
was that uellVe.eu Wy nal?
OF f1lshmore, formerly assis'an' a.
torney General WIZ talheu On rne
hilclehcy q 90'eSnlansnip' |ua'ia,
cations Vi Agents ana Tue Nletnoue
" Nithh9
and field knockers, the central point
in this phase Of the talk being that
one never wins success by belittling
competitors.
The musical feature of this session
was supplied by Neil Tarbell, Earl
McBath and Clay Conner, and was
duly appreciated.
Mor.rl.nd r.lks
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At the banquet on Friday evening,
another excellent address was deiiv-
cred by Hon. r. G. Mcfarland, who
dwelt particularly upon the progress
which has resulted from the com
pany's efforts and its value to the
northwest as one OF tnrlvlng, pro
sies sns INV raensnizad for ito
,.-nr{h N 5st$#. HFU
"o TN oontra, thana of Mr. MoFar.
,,nd az n oenI assda from the bieh
ntnud;nr 81 tho cnmnanv and tic value
Az : = ,aiated ~ ,oval-
~ and n'nnarat;nn on Tho mart ~
anu ,non who,,, rasts tho rasnonsi.
hiI;tv Far the snacess of the ]enter.
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Talks by Officers.
At the sessions in the agents
room in the company's quarters there
were very interesting and ~instructivel
talks by various officers, including the
president, Hon. J, B. Hanten, and
Postmaster ]. w. Martin (vice presi-
dentl, Medical Director H. NJ. Finne-I
rud, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES F. L. Bran
BILE, and others.
On the whole these discussions ma
terially strengthened the mutuality of
interest between the company and it's
field Representatives, and had a tenden-
ey to cement anew the friendship ex