The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-07-03
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sofa made no mistake when they
named him as the candidate for gov
ernor at the November election.
The Athletic program advertised at
the Public School play grounds for
Saturday afternoon took place in the
armory because of the rain. The fea-
ture of this program was the kitten
ball game between. the newspaper
men and the supply men. Full nine
innings were played in snappy time
and the newspaper batters comprised
of Kinney & Kinney of Alexandria,
father and son, editors and publish
ers Of the Citizens News, proved too
much for the Supplies, and they
went down to an Overwhelming de-
feat.
Too much credit cannot be given
to the Kinneys with the cooperation
of the citizens of Alexandria for the
very complete manner in which the
newspaper men were cared for.
The winter meeting of the North
ern Minnesota Editorial Association
will be held at Little Falls next Jan
uary.
RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas. the joint meeting Of the
tion and the Seventh District Editorial
Association held at Alexandria June
26 to 20, 1924, has proven most de-
Be it Resolved. That the sincere
thanks of the members of both said
associations be rendered
First, to the officers and members OF
the Alexandria Commercial club for the
splendid entertainment provided for
the members and their ladies during
the outing;
of the Alexandria Citizen News and 6.
L. Coy of the Park Region Echo for
their untiring efforts in making the
outing an enjoyable one for the visi-
tors;
Third to the Hotel Blake at Three
Havens for the delicious banquet and
for the courtesies extended and other
entertainment provided for the mem
Fourth, to the Hotel Alexandria, the
Alexandria band, the mayor and c1tl-
zens of Alexandria, all Of whom con,
was at once one of the most enjoyable
and memorable in the history of the
associations;
ladies Of Alexandria who in special
manner entertained the lady. members
of our party at the Kinney home,
Sixth, to the Twin City and Duluth
phatic terms our appreciation for the
liberal press notices given the outing
and for sending special representatives
to Alexandria to report the meeting,
and also for the cooperation and serv-
ice by the Western Newspaper Union.
Seventh, to the Printers Supply
Mems associations for the liberal prizes
donated and for their part in making
the outing a success;
Eighth, to the officers of the North
ern Minnesota Editorial Association,
we stand especially indebted for the
success of the outing. We desire here
to commend the work of President G.
w. Carlson and Secretary A. G. Rut,,
ledge. We deem it due the perennial
secretary, DOC" Rutledge, that his
efficient service in behalf of the MEM
bers of the association be recognized
and especially commended;
Ninth, the Northern Minnesota Edi-
torial Association wishes to express its
satisfaction and delight in being priyi-
legged to unite with the Seventh Dis
trict Editorial Association in this out
ing and share with them the pride and
pleasure in the honor and distinction
which have come to member of that
association, the Honorable Theodore
ChriStianson.
Respectfully submitted,
C. H. Bronson. Osakis Mimi.
j. r. Landy, Olivia, MINI.
A. L. La Premiere, Grand Rapids.