Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-06-30
NORTHERN EDITORS OUTING.
CAsS LAKE Is THE PLACE OUT
ING WILL BE HELD
AUGUST AND Il.

! Cass Lake, June 2S.-Up-state edi.
tors, their wives and sweethearts and
invited friends from other sections of
Minnesota will visit the Chippewa In
dams in their. "native habitat,D auto
! through the Minnesota National For
! est reserve with it's gigantic pine
trees, look over record breaking grow
ing crops, and participate in an old
fashioned basket picnic, August 5 and
! 6, when the annual OUTING of the
Northern Minnesota Editorial associa-
ton will be held at Cass Lake, accord
! ing to A. G. Rutledge Of Minneapolis,
secretary OF the association; P. j. Vas.
ally, Of Little Falls, president Of the
| association; Will Wilke, of Grey Ea-
gle vice president; George E. Erick.
son of Spooner; R. P. Phillips of Nah
nomen and c. H. Bronson, of Osakis,
members OF the executive committee
and Cass Lake citizens, who have Sc
lected the dates and agreed upon a
program for the outing.
Secretary Rutledge will have active
charge of working out the details of
the outing and will cooperate with A.
F. Ittner, publisher of the Cass Lake
, Times; NJ. N. Kohl, editor of uKoll's
Kolumn,' and A. G. Swindelhurst. an
official of the Cass Lake land office,
and who was for many years connect
ed with Wadena Pioneer-J Journal Lo-
cal subcommittee, including a dele
cation Of ladies, will be appointed, and
Cass Lake will be prepared to extend
hearty welcome and unlimited hos
pltality to the visiting editorial party.
The first day Of the outing, August
5, will be devoted to auto rides through
the National Forest reserve and trip,
by launches, on Cass Lake, to the Cass
Lake Indian Mission and school, at
the Narrows, where a dinner will be
served and the school and Mission in
spected. In the evening, a reception
will be rendered the visitors at Judith
Lodge, one of the most unique and
costly log cabins in Minnesota.
On August 6, there will be launch
rides on Cass Lake, terminating with
a picnic at Star Island, the prize beau
| ty spot Of northern Minnesota. Cass
Lake citizens will serve picnic dim
ner on the island, and it is planned to
drop Formally and to make the occa-
sion "free-for-all good time.' A
feature Of the day will be races and
athletic contests between the ladies
j and gentlemen of the party The Of
ficers Of the editorial association are
arranging with the supply house meu
OF the Twin Cities to take CHARGE Of
, the program and provide the prizes
for the winners.
among the editors and their ladies
Who will attend the outing as guests
OF the Northern association are II. NJ.
Wheelock of Fergus Falls, president
Of the State Editorial association: F,
NJ. Hadley, Of Winnebago, first vice
president of the state association. Fl.
q. Hotaling, of Mapleton, treasurer of
the the state association and recently
elected vice president of the National
Edltorlal association; F. J. Meyst, of
minneapolis, and E. K. Whiting, of
Owatonna, members of the executive
committee Of the State association;
Phlli1p Liesch of New Ulm, president
, OF the Second district Editorial asso.
cation; G.. Berghuis, of Clara Citv,
president Of the Seventh District Edi.
torlal association; Harry Hunter, man.
aging. editor, and George E. Authier,
washington correspondent of the Min.
3neapolis Tribune; Charles Cheney, no.
l1t1cal writer of the Minneapolis Jour.
nal; George P. Kirkwood, professor of
Journalism Of the University of Min.
, nesota; A. G. Weiss and Stillman n
Bingham Of the Duluth Herald: Mile
Bunnell, of the Duluth News-Tribune
and G. G. Hartley of Duluth. pres;.
! dent OF the Cass Lake Townsite com.
Pany, and who has for manv wears
! peen identified with Northern Mime.
sofa publicity.
| "a large number Of the members
OF the Northern Minnesota association
and their ladies will attend, and we
Will have jolly, wide-awake crowd al
! Cass Lake, August S and 60 says Sec.
rotary Rutledge.