The Sauk Centre herald., 1925-06-18
Minnesota and North Dakota
Editors Royalty Entertained
Detroit Host to Gathering of Over
200 Pencil Pushers From Two
States Over Week End

The annual outing of the members
of the Northern Minnesota Editorial
Association and their ladies at De-
troit Thursday, Friday, Saturday and
Sunday of last week was most en-
joyable occasion. This year the
members of the North Dakota Press
Association were invited to join with
the Gopher State editors and good
ly number of them took advantage
OF this opportunity to fraternize with
their Minnesota brethren.
The citizens of Detroit left nothing
undone to make every minute of the
stay in their city an enjoyable one.
The high light of quite an elaborate
program Friday evening was the con-
cert given by the Eastern Star Sex
tet of Moorhead. The following are
the resolutions adopted before the
outing adjourned:
RESOLUTIONS
The Joint Outing of Minnesota and
North Dakota Editors, at Detroit. Min
nesota, June 11-12-13-14, 1925, under
auspices of the Northern Minnesota
Editorial Association, having proven
able get-together for the representa-
tlVeS of the press of both states, there
fore be it resolved
First, That we stand indebted to the
citizens of Detroit for the many cour-
tesies extended, and for their efforts
TO make the outing an enjoyable and
memorable one.
Second, We are especially apprecia-
tive or the courteSies extended by the
publishers of Detroit Record and De-
troit News Tribune, the city officials,
and the mems and women's civic and
social organizations.
thanks to the daily press Of North Da-
kota and Minnesota for the publicity
50 generously accorded the outing;
the printers supply houses for their
liberal contributions 10 the event;
the officers of both state editorial as
sociations upon whom the burden OF
making the affair a success has fallen,
and whose efforts are especially COM
mendaible.
Fourth, We desire to commend the
efforts of the Minnesota State Editor
field secretary, and feel that the work
is worthy Of the united approval of, the
press associations Of both states
Fifth, Realizing the Importance Of
intelligent reforestation and protec-
tion of our game and fish, we bespeak
earnest cooperation and support of
the press to any movement looking
to the furthering OF progress along
Sixth. Members. of the press of both
states herein referred TO, feel deeply
LILO loss WHICH the QeaLn OF the lato
lamented William E. Verify has caused
to the entire fraternity. Mr.. Verify
was known as an outstanding figure
in the field of journalism, having
Minnesota Editorial association, and
having been identified with every pro-
gressive movement in the interest Of
the press. His private lite e., was above
widow and loved ones our deepest
sympathy.
Dakota Press association hereby ex-
press their sincere appreciation of
the courtesies extended to them in be-
ing invited to share in the summer
outing of the Northern Minnesota Ed
hope that fraternal goodwill here
shown may be perpetuated in a closer
bond of union and that in the not-dis-
association may be privileged to re-
the Minnesota editors.
Eighth, The Members Of the North
ern Minnesota Editorial association re-
1oice. in the privilege OF entertaining
the brethren Of the F1ickertail state,
and are hopeful that It portends to
aE ing and friendship a a'o in years to come.
Ninth, We of the united press Of
both states who share the RESPONSE
bility of standing for what 10 best in
join heart, hand and mind in this
good fellowship gathering. and here
pledge ourselves to unusual effort in
the continued promotion Of all that
makes for prosperity and happiness in
this domain-America's Great Empire
Of the Northwest.
Respectfully submitted,
GROVE WILLS,
Eveleth, Mimi, Clarion, Chairman
]. r. LANDY,
Olivia. Mimi, Times
w. r. DUFFY,
Ghakopaa Mimi ArRua
GEO. B. DENNISON,
Cando, n. D., Herald
s. TIL. WESTDAL,
Williston. N. D., Herald
r. w. KENT,
Cavalier, N. D., Chronicle.
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