The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-01-27
EDITORS HOLD PROFITABLE
MEETING IN SAUK CENTRE
Forty Newsgatherers Loud in Their Praises of Citys
Hospitality---Next Winter Meeting at Brain
erd, and Summer Outing at Cass Lake.

~. ~. OuIl duU Avian Eastman OF Cne
St. Cloud Journal Press as life mem
bers, came the election of officers
which resulted as follows:
President-Peter j. Vasaly, Little
Falls Herald.
Vice-President-Will Wilke, Grey
Eagle Gazette.
Secretary-Treasurer-A. G. Rut-
ledge, Minneapolis.
Executive Committee-George Eric
son, Spooner News, chairman; C.. H.
Bronson, Osakis Review; H. P. Phil
lips, MahnOmen Pioneer.
Mr.. Vasaly as the new. executive
responded briefly to emphatic calls
for a speech, saying in part:
81 deeply appreciate this hon
or. 1t is not to everyone that it
comes because life is short and
there are large number of
brainy men in this association. 1t
is a splendid organization from
all standpoints but it's practical
benefits are the best. The papers
we have heard read here touch
some of us in sore spots, but also
sends us into action. l refer to
such ideas as Morrison's cost sys-
tenn. but its adoption is certain
to- come. We are all learning
that rates have been too low and
that higher rates are necessity
if we are to continue our exist
ence. l hope that at the end of
the coming year you may feel
your officers have served you we'll
and continued past successes. l
again thank you."
Brainerd was selected as the 1917
winter meeting place without opposi-
ton, the invitation of the Chamber
Of Commerce and the press of that
city presented by N. H, Ingersoll be-
ing the only invitation received.
The dove of peace left his roost fol
few moments ard fluttered ovel
the convention floor, however, when i
came to selecting the place for hold
ing the 1916 summer outing. Cas-
Lake had sturdy champions in Farley
A. Dare of Walker and E. H. DENT
of Bemidji; Harry Wheelock put OF
the gloves for Fergus Falls; Tower
sent bid as did also the Southern
part of the State through Mankatt
and Rochester. When the vote was
taken Cass Lake was returned ar
easy winner, and the officers and exc
cutive committee were instructed tt
make all arrangements to hold the
outing at that place.
The newspaper men who attended
the meeting here would be credit tt
any editorial association or any Other
profession. They are leaders in com
munity affairs in the livest sections
of the 46 counties from which they
came. 1t was distinct honor tt
Sank Centre to have the privilege Of
having them as guests, and the Nor
thern Minnesota Editorial Associa.
ton is to be congratulated on its
splendid membership. Among those
who, attended the Sank Centre meet.
ing were:
J. C. Morrison Morris Tribune
president of the Minnesota Editoria
Association.
Harry Wheelock, Fergus Falls, first
vice president of Minnesota Editoria
Association.
Farley Dare, Walker Pilot, SECOND
vice president of the Minnesota Ed
itorial Association.
Alvah Eastman, St. Cloud Journal
Press. 49,.
r. C. Dunn, Princeton Union.
Fred Schilplin, st. Cloud Times.
VIM. E. Verify, Wadena Pioneer
Journal.
Peter j. Vasaly, Little Falls Herald
E. M. LaFond, Little Falls Trans,
cript.
N. H. Ingersoll, Brainerd Dispatch
Chas. E. Ward, Park Rapids Jour
nal.
w. E. Hutchinson, Eagle BEND
News.
A. E. Reese, Todd County Argus
LUX IdlI1Cs ~ ttttt
C. H. Bronson, Osakis Review.
H. A. Allen, Verndale Sun.
Chas. F. Scheers, Akeley Herald
Tribune. .rE
S. ]. Huntley, Stewartville Star.
C. o. Wallan, Glenwood Herald.
Martin Wilson, Warroad Pioneer.
F. M. Wilson, Bemidji Sentinel.
L. A. Rossman, Grand Rapids Her.
ald-Review.
Will Wilke, Gray Eagle Gazette.
George Ericsson, Northern News.
Spooner.
E. H. Denu, Bemidji Daily Pioneer
Paul Appleby, Melrose Beacon
Harold Knutson, ST. Cloud. ofs
A. G.. Rutledge, Secretary, Minnie
apolis. Il az
George Ricketts,, John Leslie Paper
Co., Minneapolis. 4
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