The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-10

Joyce, st: Paul, first; A. !. Dafoe, Min
;neapolis. second. M ~ +
Throwing the Bull"-w, e. Han
naford, st. Paul, first; w. D. Joyce,
st. Paul, second. H u
Handsomest Adonis in party-A. G.
Rutledge, first; Charles Andrist, ST.
Paul, second. h
Premier prevaricator-w. r. Davee
Clear Lake, first; Senator O'Neill,
Cass Lake, second.
The prizes were given by the Min
neapolis and st. Paul Printers Sup
ply House association.
The outing at Star Island was closed
by addresses by Herman Roe, North
field, secretary of the Minnesota Edi-
torial association, and by George
Ericsson of the Spooner News.
The editors were taken back to
Cass Lake, where automobiles took
them to Bemidji, from which point
they left for their respective homes.
Resolutions Adopted.
The following resolutions were una
nfmously adopted:
Inspired by the natural beauty of the
wonderful summer attractions of Cass
pines, invigorating ozone and hospitI
able treatment accorded on every hand,
Northern Minnesota Editorial Associa-
ton, officers of the Minnesota State
Association and invited guests, do here
by unanimously adopt the following
resolutions:
Whereas, the business men and citi-
zens of Cass Lake through it's united
organization, the Cass Lake CONNER
every need and has been eeAf1 ailar H
in, making our. visit here one of the
most entertaining, enjoyable and in
association. be it therefore - ''
Resolved, that we express our deep
gratitude to the many kind citizens Of
Cass Lake, through it's, Commercial
ed; to its hustling officers and members
who exerted every effort for our COM
fort; to the automobile owners, launch
tertainmsnt c CO thai we Weu also i
express our thanks to the ladies of the
village, to the proprietors of the Cass
instrumental in causing our 1916 outing
TO be one of the most successful gath
erings of the Northern Minnesota Edi-
torial Association; De It also
Resolved. that in view Of the high
water conditions met by the Cass Lake
Commercial Club in it's dock improve
ments, as well as great damage Suf-
Of Cass Lake, as well as other govern
ment reservoirs, that we favor a needed
regulation of the water flow Of Cass
voirs at the headwaters Of the Missis-.
sippi river.
We pledge anew our service and de-,
votion to the cause OF agriculture and
Of department of agriculture by the
legislature Of 1917, and the appoint,
ment of committee Of five by. the
president. of this association to have
attention of the legislature.
We further recommend that the
members of this association join forces
Northern Minnesota Development AS
ISOLATION in their propaganda for. the
solution of problems that are state
peal for publicity and personal activity
In behalf of Amendment No. 1, the
adoption of which is vitality essential to
Minnesota development
We congratulate Granville S. Pease,
nestor of Minnesota journalism. upon
his successful completion of SO years Of
active work and his appropriate cele-
bratiOn of the event with a master
piece anniversary number. -
We especially desire to thank our
secretary, A. G. Rutledge,s whose un-
firing energy has made possible the
sessions of this association, and whose
courtesy and universal popularity
throughout the state has made this
association one of the strongest of it's
kind in the northwest; also President
Peter Vasaly for his uniform courtesy
and painstaking efforts in behalf Of
this organization. ,
CT SCHEERS,
w. H. INGERSOLL, 81
-. E. L. OBERG,
T, F. A. DARE, r-
-. H. M. WHEELOCK, C.
Committee,