The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-01-27

an unique institution and stands IN a
class by itself. 1t is an institution con-
Quoted along right lines, and its pres
ent management could not be improved
u;y'o1l. It is an institution, however,
that is not yet fully appreciated by the
people of the state. It is doing a
great work and deserves the most
generous encouragement by the state.
Right here we will take occasion to re-
mark that if the good Lord spares US,
there will be at least one member of
the next legislature who will insist
upon this noblest Of all the state insti-
buttons receiving the treatment it
rightfully merits.
The banquet at the Palmer House
a model little hotel and the smoker at
the Commercial Club rooms on Friday
evening were enjoyable affairs.
Each and every member Of the assoc
citation appreciated the courtesy, kind
ness and whole hearted hospitality Of
the citizens of Sank Center, and es-
pecially SO of Mayor McGibbon, Pres
ident Cooper of the Commercial Club,
DR.. j. A. Dubois and Hon.. Frank E..
Minnette, and also of Asa Wallace, the
genial publisher Of the Herald.
The officers Of the association for
the ensuing year are P.J. Vasaly Of
Little Falls, president; Will WAke,
Grey Eagle, vice-president; A. j. Rut-
ledge, secretary treasurer; George
Ericsson, of Spooner, H. P. Phillips. Of
Mahnomen, and C. H. Bronson of Osa-
kis, executive committee.
RESOLUTIONS.
We, the undersigned members of the
Northern Minnesota Editorial Association, in
annual convention assembled, extend herewith
our most sincere appreciation to the members
Of Of, the Commercial Club. Mayor John N. Nc
mercial Club; ; c. F. johnson, assistant manager
of the Palmer Hotel; Mrs. W. F.. Sanderson,
its proprietress; Doctor j. A. Dubois. the
Sank Centre Herald for the generous space
city of Sank Centre for their open hearted
hospitality and courtesies extended to Charles
r. Vasaly of the State Board of Control and
Mrs. Fanny F. Morse, superintendent of the
Quet and royal entertainment given
Resolved, further, That the thanks of the
association be rendered President Asa M. Wal
lace. Secretary-Treasurer "A. G. Rutledge and
other officers of the association who have done
such splendid work during the past year in
cementlng the already good feeling among its
members.
Resolved further. That this association en-
dorse, and that each member extend every effort
toward securing the adoption of amendment
number one, which is to be submitted to the
voters at the coming fall election.
Resolved further, That we pledge the efforts
of this association toward securing the 1917
National Editorial convention for the city of
Minneapolis and the State of Minnesota.
Resolved further, That the members of this
association, having at various times visited the
Red Lake district. the Rainy River valley and
the Lake of the Woods region, and being deeply
impressed with their great beauty Of natural
scenery and possibilities in adding to the
states attractions for tourists, we respectfully
recommend to the State Highway commission
the extension of the Jefferson highway from
Bemidji north to the Rainy River and west
ward through the villages of Spooner, Baudette
and Warroad on the scenic Lake of the Woods
with its ten thousand islands; through the
fertile prairies of Roseau and Kittson counties
to the International boundary line.
Respectfully submitted by your committee
on resolutions.
E. H. DENU, Is
--a j. c. MORRISON,
ALVAH EASTMAN
FARLEY A. DARE,
ED. M. LAFOND,