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

applied mostly to matters of personal
and business interests Of the craft.
Fridays convention was held at the
Girls Industrial Home school. where
an address was delivered by Mrs.
State Board of Control An elegant
luncheon was served at the admins
tration building. This school is in
every way home for the girls rather
than an institution of correction: and an.
ence upon it's inmates. 1t is located
about a. mile from. town and is COM
posed of q number large and SUD-
stantial buildings.
A banquet was served in the even
ing at the Masonic Temple and later
after dinner speeches and vaudeville
numbers wound up the evening.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: A. L. La Fren-
, iere, Grand Rapids. president; E. II.
Denu. Bemidji, vice president; A. G..
Rutledge. Minneapolis. secretary trea-
surer.
The annual summer outing will be
held in Itasca State Park during the
month of August.-West End Adyer-
tiser-Duluth.
The members Of the Northern Min
nesota Editorial Association enjoyed q
most delightful meeting at Sank Cen
Il
of good papers and interesting discus
sions while the entertainment was
far above the average. Perhaps the
| most interesting feature of the cor
vention was the visit to the State
Home for Girls. an institution in which
girls who have been unfortunate are
housed. The buildings are most arts,
tic. the interiors are homelike ano
comfortable and the training shouio
be beneficial. The school is in charge
of Mrs Fannie French Morse who
explained the work in a most interest
ing manner. The editors also had the
and Mrs La Due of the State Board of
Control.-Bemidji Sentinel.
The members of the Northern Min
nesota Editorial Association which
met at Sank Centre the latter part
of last week were the guests last FIJI
day noon and after noon OF state
Girls, located about a mile from Sauk
Centre. In the afternoon Mrs. LaDue,
who will be remembered by Alexand-
rians since she spoke here about a
month ago. addressed the members OF
the editorial association. Her remarks
were somewhat similar to those spok-
en- here, but she added some interest
ing formation when she made the
statement that the Board of Control
had decided to cut the price of fars1i
machinery and binding Irvine down be-
low cost so that the farmers would
fined the value of what they have TO
sell increased and their purchasing OF
farm machinery stimulated: O1
course, what loss is incurred in the
manufacture of these products by the
state penitentiary at Saltwater VIII
be borne by the tax payers as whole.
Another interesting phase OF me
convention was the political talk. one
thing definite was learned, and that
was that Rudolph Lee, editor of the
Long Prairie Leader. has consented TO
the use of his name as candidate TOT
district of Todd and Wadena counties.
We predict that he will win by Dig
majority, and at that 1T won't De as
big as he Observation-Disclosures C1t1-
zens News.
A very successful meeting of the
Northern Minnesota Editorial Associa-
ton was held at Sank Centre Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of last week.
Much matter of special interest to the
newspaper men from business stand
point was before them for discus
sion and a number of very able papers
were read The state training school
for girls was visited and here delic-
ious lunch was served the EDITORS: Al
dresses by members of the board OF
control and by Mrs. Morse. In charge
of the school. were given, covering
the work of the board and of the in
stitution, respectively. Mrs Morse
whose superintendency dates from the
beginning of the institution at Sank
Centre, is doing wonderful work for
the girls and for society. 1t might
be said that less politics entered into
the deliberations of the meeting as
well as in the resolutions than for
long time, in fact it was quite negH-
gibie. which is good and for the
greater success of the association. We
trust that the state association VIII
follow suit. Sessions were divided pc
tween the city and the auditorium OF
quet was rendered the editors by the
citizens Friday evening, after Wh1ch
all attended smoker at the CONNER
cial club rooms. The hospitality offer-
good citizens of Sauk Centre was Civ
ZEN in fine spirit and left with the Wis
itors q kindly remembrance or their
visit A. T. LaFreniere of Grand Rap
ids was elected president for the com
ing year, an honor bestowed on de-
serving and energetic member of the
association. Little Falls Herald
800
The, meeting of the Minnesota Edi-
torial association at Sank Centre was
a great success. There were nearly
hundred of the well known editors OF
the state in attendance, and they were
3oyally entertained by the citizens OF
hat city and by the Girls Home School.
The visit to the school was reyela-
ton to many of the editors, and they
agree with those who had visited it
before that it was wonderful 1nstl-
tuition, superbly managed by Mrs.
Fanny French Morse. On the program
it was a lunch given by the school.
but on the table it was banquet,
charmingly served. TIL, talks by Dr.
Dubois, and Mrs. Morse wei. timely
and interesting, while those of Mrs:
Blanche La Due and Hon. Ralph Wheel
ock of the board of control gave a
comprehensive outline of the work of
supervising the II public institutions
of Minnesota. The banquet Friday ey-
ening was q thoroughly enjoyable af-
fair.-St Cloud Journal-Press.