Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-11
EDITORIAL OUTING
VOTED BEST EVER 4
NORTHERN MINNESOTA 9cRlDEe.
= sp1ND THREE DELIGHTFUL
DAYS IN q. Louls CO.
DULUTH BAkQuETs VISITORS
Assoolatlon Members Enjoy speotacu.
lar Luncheon at Bottom Of Al. :
psna Pit at Virginia Marvel
at Magnlhcence Of Hlbblnn.


at Masnlhcencs Of Hlbblnn.
!, st. Paul. Mimi. Aug. g. Surfeited
with entertainment the members OF
the Northern Minnesota Editorial Az
pociation finished their midsummer
outing this morning. when they:
reached st. Paul and dispersed. Three.
OF the most delightful days in the his
tory OF the association have been!
spent In the northeastern part Of the
state and those taking part in the
outing have come back not only,
pleased over the entertainment butt
with new view as to st. Louis coun:
ty. A large number of those who;
took In the outing have never before
been as far as Duluth, and still more
were never az far north as the iron
country. That they received the sur
prise Of their lives, even though they
had been primed to expect much, 10
patent.
Duluth was revelation to scorest
put it remained for the iron ranges to
spring the real novelties. There the
iron mines were, of course; some1i
thing out Of the ordinary for the Az.
erage visitor, but the magnifcence Of
the cities seen was even more sur;
prising.
Perfect Weather for Outing.
Friday morning. when the editors
rolled into the city over the Northern
Pacific road, the day broke fair and
beautiful, perfect weather coming out!
OF q bank Of gloom and depression.
Both days In Duluth were about all
that could be desired as to weather.,
and the third day of the trip, whichl
was spent on the ranges, was said tol
be the first real touch of summer that|
they have enjoyed this year, and the
editors are thanked for it. Whether
or not old Jup. Pluv. was trying to|
get "stand-in" with the EDITORIAL
bunch is the question, but at any rate
they owe him much for the pleasant
time they had all through. !
The editors have been at q total loss,
to express In adequate terms their!
thanks for the entertainment given
ut Duluth, Virginia and Hibbing, but
have endeavored by word OF mouth to-
make their hosts realize the deep,
gratitude they feel. The resolutions,
committee, consisting of T.. c. Kiley,
Grand Rapids, chairman; Harry Phil,
lips, Mahnomen; George E. Ericsson.
6pooner. VIII Wilke, Grey Eagle; J.
c. Morrison Of Morris, and Harry;
Wheelock Of Fergus Falls, prepared
the following resolutions, which were
adopted:
Resolutions Adopted.
We, the members Of the. Northerp|
many courtesies extended 60 us durfnS
ee 111rr annual outing held Aug. s, and 1,
I'VE are especially grateful to A. N.
Ele d general passenger agent: J. q
the Northern PACING Rsiiwsy compa s ):
who were untiring in making our rail-
}9%9fnsy between Pet "1 1uluth and St.
kreitter, superintendent, ana 6. w.!
kieswstter, general agent Of the Du-,
the special train to the range and re-!
nished; to the Comaaercial Club Of Du-'
passed boulevard drive, and Tor tho
steamer. ride to the model city Of Nor,
gan Park. and tho scenic beauties Of the
Bt. Louis river: for the banquet and eve
the city upon it's commercial club, and
the active and untiring efforts Of Col.
Fl. V. Eva and his worthy assistant.
George D. Mccarthy.
"The magnitude of the iron industry
ton to US. We hereby express our an
probation not only for the uninue lunch
served by the Commercial Club Of Vir-
Einia In the pit Of the Alpena mine. but
for the deli htful BANQUET served by
the valuable information cleaned and
the inspiration gained during the day
gpent az guests OF the progressive pub
shown US by NJ: H. Godfrey, general
superintendent; Charles Gabowsky and
X. Mitchell, superintendents Of the OIL
me Of the greatest Industries Of our II
empire state has been greatly, extended
we wish to commend our president,
Asa M. Wallace, and our Secretary
faithful work. which has Been largely
responsible for the success Of this out
1--WE enjoyed the presence with us ON
this outing OF 20 many brethren OF the
"This association hereby Endorses the
| project of the Minnesota Editorial AS
eociation to advertise the resources Of
minnesota to the people Of less favored
portions OF the Union by the Observance
10 to 16. and that we urge the publish
erS OF Tho association to co=oDerate In