Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-09-21
REPUBLICAN CLUB.
Republican Club Organized at Meeting
Held Friday Night at the
Atheneum.
Mckinley and Roosevelt Will be the
Watchword of the Members
Until Election.
First Work Will Be the Reception of
Governor Roosevelt on His
Visit Today.

A Mckinley and Roosevelt club was
organized at the Atheneum Friday,
by a large number of republicans,
young and old, pursuant to the follow
ing call:
I'VE, the undersigned, desiring the
election of the republican ticket this
fall, and believing that the party's in
terests can be advanced by the organ
ization of a republican club, hereby
enroll our names for this purpose, and
agree to attend a meeting to perfect an
organization and elect officers, to be
held at the Atheneum on the 18th day
of September, 1900. at s p. NJ"
John F. Wallace, H. l.. Reade,A. Nc
Donald, Duncan J. McGillis, c. F. An
derson, VIM. Couch, j. l.. Peterson, NJ.
J. O'Connor, George Anderson, Will
liam Laist Frank Burt, A. F. Mar
quett, E. e. Grounitz, Jos. Welch, w.
H. Winchester, Peter Langbelle, C. F.
Carlson, Edward Anderson, Geo. w.
Chadwick, jr., John Bostrum, Chas. ].
Anderson, Harold Hiley, Edward G..
Patterson, Edward S. Allen, Andrew
Sattler, Aaron Christopher, NJ. H
Weekes, Ed. Smith, A. Van Horn, John
Harold, P. McCue. John l.. Hubert,
John G. Dolan, c. B. Paulson. Bert
Bogue, Rex H. Sanders, c. B. Little, c..
D. Edick, Paul Nicholson, Sam Mans
field, H. L. Nicholson, D. c. Best, R. D..
Hoskins, Joseph Hare, T. H. Kirk, Will
NJ. Cochran, Henry Sullivan. c. L..
Johnson, Henry Smith, Frank Kuntz,
VIM. J. Dolan, NJ. A. SHIRLEY, John f.
P~hilbrick, Fred A. G%latschka, S. NJ.
Howard, W. A. Falconer, f. L. Moor
house, w. S. Moorhouse, N. E. Skel-
ton, Walter Shelton, Chas. Schebler,
Louis Larson, w. G. Matchan, A. r.
Patterson, G. C. Wachter, w. +. Coch-
rane, j. P. Jackson, James Anderson.
NJ. j. Mckenzie, w. A. Dillon, J. D.
Casselman, Fred Hoag, J. L. Bell, S. NJ.
Pye, E. S. Beardsley, c. H. Phelps,
Walter Knott, +. Conklin, E. H. l..
Vesperman, E. G. Taylor, P. B. Webb,
G. c. Upright, Max Kupitz, Harry Lar
son, E. E. Morris, E. S. Pierce, William
Coleman, T. C. Harris, A. w. Lucas,
VIM. O'Hara, H. P. Bogue, Henry Ode,
James w. Foley NJ. H. Jewell, F. J.
Ryan, VIM. Fisher, Otto Dirlam. Nels
Johnson, M. o. Glineburg, Nels H. Lo-
vim, P. Smith, F. G. Grambs, Frank
Mccormick, c. w. Henzler, A. P. Len
hart, D. w. G. Eddy, Otto A. Berthels,
o. ]. Bostrom, C.. w. LaMoure, Fred
Lindahl, E. Sundquist. \. Anderson, H.
w. Richholt, Z. G. Gorsuch, VIM.
Moore, E. A. Williams, E. F. Higbee, S.
H. Newcomer, N. F. Boucher, J. C.
Holley, w. J. Freede, ]. R. Edick, w.
A. Ford, Dan Campbell, j. A. Rhodes,
G. S. Kaufman, j. c. Staley. ]. M.
Dixon, J. T. Jackson, Irv G. Iverson
H. A. Armstrong, E. A. Grain, Jacob
Horner.
The meeting was called to order by
C. B. Little, who stated its object, and
the first business transacted was the
election of officers which resulted as
follows:
Presidential. L. Reade.
Vice President-John Peterson.
Secretary-A. Van Horn.
Assistant-John Bostrom.
Treasurer-H. w. Richholt.
A constitution and bylaws were
adopted for the organization. The con.
s%titution states the object of the clul
to be for the promotion of republican.
ism and the election of republican can.
didates. Regular meetings of the
club will be held IN dates set by the
executive committee which will be ap.
pointed by the president. Discuss.
sions of political matters and addresse:
will be heard at the meetings which
will be made interesting and benefi.
cial to the members.
The call for the club was read IN
the rolls opened for the signing O
names. Those who were present wht
had not already signed the call at
tached their names to the roll Of mem.
bers. Another roll has been prepared
and those who desire to do so may sigr
from time to time.
A committee will be appointed b,
the president today to assist in the re-
ception work at the Atheneum on tn
occasion Of tonight's meeting. Ar
rangements were also made for TIN
reception of the Roosevelt party at tn,
train this afternoon by the entire club
which will be present at the depo
when the train arrives.
The clubs starts out with a member
ship of over 200, and no especial effor
has been made yet to- enroll names
The officers will make the club one O
the largest in the state, and it will b,
an active element in the work Of tn
campaign.