The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-02-09

good things SalQ ABOUT Oduh eOchehS
by the participants at the recent
gathering of the Northern Mime
sofa editors in this city:
ST. Paul. Jan. rs. 1922
Mr. Asa Wallace.
Sank Centre, MINI.
Dear Asa: On returning to the OF
fce ~. morning / take the nrst OPP
portunity to thank you and hugh
very cordially for the many courtesig,s
you showed me yesterday In oauA
Centre.
you are live bunch up there Dut
never fully appreciated the great
strength of your Association and the
ability you Sank Centre people nave
With very sincere regards and all
Yours truly.
State Auditor.
ST. Paul, Mimi. Jan. 81. 1922
Mr.. Asa Wallace.
Sank Centre. MINI.
Friend Asa: / did not have an opo
portunity to "a you gooagJy Embossed
you were tired and had retired put =
see the boy was on deck and greeting
everybody and bidding them all rare
well. - ..,.
proud and the way you handed tne
meeting was in q very efficient man
ner and the citizens did everything
they could to make it pleasant for ev-
erybody and I noticed general reel
ing of friendliness all around.
have heard a great deal said about
the high priced towns, ETC., and VIII
say that for Sank Centre that IL is
anything but high priced town.
They give you good service at a rea
sonable price ard L also noticed ny
looking in the stores that your prices
are not as high for the same grade OF
material that we have to pay IN OUT th
lunch that we had at the school, In
fact would not call II lunch nut
a banquet, it was one of the daintfest
and incest lunches that 1 nave ever
had the pleasure to eat.
/ was with the National Editorial
Association last winter and we nao
hundred entertainments at dlfIerent
places. We had a banquet a. I ardar
as the one at Sank Centre ana they
furnished a great variety OF 1000 pu.
the service and the quality that you
furnished could not De ea suaned w wa
\ up to the highest service SO mere
Smust be a master mind in handing
controlling that school ana the
ler at the Masonic Hall was very
ave been doing as I have had
ON to handle some of these al
and I know what there is con.
with it so can realize wha a.
our friend Rutledge have TO
g these meetings about ana
IA success.
,es lot of work as you
and to get the citizens to
.lh you. The meeting certain
one of the best that you nave
xUipter meeting.
.nking you again for the good
Z that we all had Through the
Irtesy of yourrelf and Hugh ano
e citizens of Sank Centre and also
IRIS Wallace as / noticed she was
ioing everything she could to make
he meeting a. success.
Hope to see you at the State meet
ng in February and with k1ndest re-
yards to yourself and the rest OF the
family, l remain.
Yours truly,
c. 1. JOHNSON.
OF G. 1. Johnson Mfg. Co.
Our neighboring city of Sank Cen
tire which boasts among other things.
-,of its Home School for Girls, It's
"Main Street and it's Asa Wallace,
can get by with the editors with the
additional claim of being one of the
places on the map. The cordial greet
ing and good fellowship with which
its business men and citizens well
coined some hundred newspaper peo-.
Die and their friends, upon the oc-
casion of the annual business meet
ing Of the Northern Minnesota EDITOR
ial Association, has given Sank Cen
tire a new place in the sun They
even made the visitors feel as though
their notes were good at the banks
The visit to the Minnesota Home
for Girls where luncheon was served
and addresses by Sank Centres mill
nd oh II A
members of the Board of Control, and
Supt Fannie French Morse, were at
tentively listened to, gave many OF the
members of the Fourth Estate VINO
have not before visited this model
state institution, an insight that was
q revelation to them, and the visitors
will be better equipped to write IN
diligently Of the splendid work the
Girls School and in institutions OF
similar character.
The Pep and WIT injected into
the banquet and smoker rendered the
editors by the Sank Centre Commer-
with the best that characterizes Wash
ington's famous Gridiron Club dinner
and any highbrow novelist who can
find Carol Kennicott masquerading
around in that newspaper bunch Will
be given SIS at the Herald office. The
chorus stars of the Supply Mems
vaudeville troupe are not barred
they never came from SODncT
The business end of the program
which was arranged by Secy. Rut-
ledge, President Phillips and -Saua
Centres Duet of newspaper ac-~,
Father & Son Wallace was the most
important in many respect that the
association has ever wrestled with.
and the papers and talks in endeavor-
ing to point the way back to normalcy
were full of optimism despite the
fact that the country press is passing
through the most trying times In his
tory and is confronted with problems
that cannot be solved in day. The
papers and discussions were by prac-
teal newspaper men and the North
ern association is made up of editor
who without exception are doing their
level best to help speed the day when
prosperity returns to the farm. with
the resultant business revival brought
about bv sound economic methods
Osakis Review.
A gang of newspaper men invaded
Sank Centre the latter part of last
week and on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday took possession OF the
town There was little resistance on
the part of the inhabitants. In fact
they seemed to like 1t.
The occasion was the annual winter
meeting of the Northern Minnesota