The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-01
Committees for Each County
Appointed.
THE FLATHEAD MEN
Are Prominent and Representative Plans
of the Association Fully
Set Forth.

the meeting of the Marcus Daily Mem.
Orial association held in the Miners
union hall last night. Heretofore the
society has only been working as /,
temporary organization, made up of
eleven members of the Miners union
and ten representative business men
most of the latter belonging to the
Business Mems association. The
meeting held last night was for the
purpose of putting masters on more
permanent basis
w. H. Eddy, chairman of the orig
inal committee of twenty-one, who
is also president of the Miners union,
presided last night. The first order
of business was the presentation of
the report of the committee on per.
manent order of business of which
ex-Judge w. O. Speer is chairman.
Judge Speer said that he had pre-
pared constitution and bylaws,
and owing to Mr.. Hennessy having
some few alterations to suggest, he
had turned over the copies he had
prepared to Mr. Hennessy, and he
suggested that that gentleman read
them. The constitution provides for
the election of officers and an ex-
ecutive committee Of fifteen mem
bers. The name of the organization
was officially declared to be the Mar
Gus DAILY Memorial association The
payment of So will entitle people to
become members of the organization,
and all those paying that amount will
be presented with a handsome certi-
ficate of membership of the kind that
will be suitable for framing. The
constitution also provides that meet
ings of the members of the associa-
ton shall be held upon the first Mon
days of January and July of each
year.
Mr. Hennessy, however. pointed
out that after the monument was
erected it would be necessary for the
association to take some action in
the matter of caring for it and he
therefore thought it would be we'll to
let the provision stand, which was
agreed to.
Senator Thomas F.. Courtney,
chairman of the committee on ad-
dress, reported progress and asked
for further time. The senator said
his committee desired to get up an
address that would do as nearly as
possible credit to the subject and he
promised that 1t would be ready by
the first of the year.
Rod d. Leggat. chairman of the
committee of vice-presdents, report
ed, presenting the names of the for
lowing persons from the different
counties of the state:
REORGANIZATION Ed. Norris. i.
E. Morse. Hon. B. F.. White.
Broadwater--W. b. Dolenty, DR..
Pembrick, Hon. A. E. Spriggs.
Cascade-T. E. Collins, C. w.
Goodale, l.. S. Mcclure, G. w. G..
Whyte, Belt Col. James Stanford
w. G. Conrad.
Custer = Sam Gordon, Miles City;
w. B. Johnston, A. j. Porter.
Choteau-Jerry Flanagan. Charles
E. Duer, John w. Power. c. j.
Mcnamara.
Carbon = B. E. Vallie, Henry Bur
rel, Sydney Fox, James Johnson
OF johnson, Gebo & Mccarthy d.
G. O'Shea.
Dawson-Henry Helms, Glendive:
Hon. William Lindsay. Hon. H. J.
Haskell.
Deer Lodge-Hon. John r. Toole
Thomas McTague, j. H. Durston
John R. Quigley, DR.. J. F.. Spell
man. Hon. J. NJ. Kennedy, l.. G.
Smith, Frank Klepetko, Anaconda
DR.. O. Y. Warren, John J. Madden
Fergus-W. S. Hedges, Rudolph
Van Tobel.
Flathead-C. E. Conrad, Judge
Smith, DR.. Campbell, William Read
Gallatin-Jerry Mccarthy (of John
son. Chestnut & Mccarthy Charles
w. Hoffman, J. w. Ponsford, O, P
Chrisholm, Walter Cooper, Hon
Charles S. Hartman.
Granite-Paul A. Fusz, Harry Low
ney president of the Miners union)
Senator Jerry Connolly, Frank D.
Brown, DR.. P. S. Mussigbrod.
Jefferson-F. C. Berendes. Bould
er; P. OLeary, Clancy; l.. d. Kent
Basin; John Berkin, Daniel McNeil]
Lewis and Clarke-Hon. Joseph X
Toole, Hon. Robert B. Smith, Hon
Wilbur F. Sanders, Hon. Martil
Maginnis. Hon. Tom C. Powers
Thomas Cruise, George l.. Ramsey
Alex Burrell, Marysville; C. w
Whitley. East Helena; w. M. Biggs