The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-22
BUSINESS And PLEASURE
Both on the Program Of the Mime
sofa Bankers Annual
Gathering.

The order of proceedings of the con-
vention of the Minnesota State Bankers
association to he held at st. Paul July
I and 8 was issued this morning by Sec
rotary Joseph Chapman, Jr At the close
of the meetings Wednesday evening
large party will take the annual outing
trip. Georgian Bay and a trip thru It's
10000 isles is on the schedule. A stop
will be made at the Sault going and the
program includes a performance Of "Iiia-
watha'' by Oiibway actors at Desbarats,
Ont thirty miles distant. The inttnerary
was prepared by the 500 line.
The program Of the convention is as
follows:
TUESDAY, JULY Z.
Meeting OF executive council at 8 a.: M.
The convention will be called to order at 10
a. m. by the president.
Prayer by Rev Alexander Mc,regor, pastor
Park Congregational church, st. Paul.
Address of welcome to ST. Paul by the mayor,
Robert A. Smith.
Address of welcome on behalf Of the St.
Paul banks. j. W. Lusk, president Clearing
House Association.
Annual address by the president of the asso-
citation, J. W. Wheeler, of Crookston.
Annual report Of the secretary, Joseph Chap.
man. Jr.
Report OF the executive council.
Annual report of the treasurer, George 81
Prince.
| Reports of special committees.
|
order at $3.50 p. m. by the president.
| Address, Necessary Financial and Currenc,
legislation" Charles ~ Fowler, New Jersey
chairman Of the committee on banking and cur
| rency, house of representatives.
| Report Of st. Paul chapter American Banl
Clerks Institute. 0. NJ. Nelson, president.
Address, "Bank Credit to Customers" A. L
Ward president Martin County National bank
Fairmont.
Address, "Bank Burglary Insurance." Charlie
Bradford, cashier Citizens State bank, Mont
cello.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8.
The convention will be called to order at Ga
a. m. by the president.
Prayer BY Rev. F. NJ. Rule, presiding elder
! the Methodist Episcopal church.
ADDRESS; Proposed Changes in Our Bankin
the currency, president of the Central Trust Con
pany Of Illinois Chicago.
: Report Of group No. 1, Minnesota Banker
, Association. G. T. Upper. chairman.
Report of group No. 7, Minnesota Banker
Association, F. C. Thornton chairman.
Address, c. D. Griffith.
Unfinished business
8 Reports of the committees
! Election Of officers.
= Adjournment.
! The members Of the executive council to
! elected, one each from the fourth fifth and six
! congressional districts
The fourth congressional district, comprisi,
the counties Of Chisago, Ramsey and Was
e ington
Inc uItH congressional district, comprising t
county Of Hennepin.
8 The sixth congressional district comprisi
= the counties Of Benton, Cass, Grow Wing Dou
= las. Hubbard, Meeker Morrison. Sherburr
9 Stearns Todd, Wadena and Wright
: Five to Ten Minute Talks on Practical Sir
5ects-A. W. Laird, cashier Second Natior
G. bank, Winona.
n u. ". Herrick. cashier, Benton County Sts
a bank. Sank Rapids 800
c. II. Sullivan, cashier First National bar
: Dawson. -...i-.# 50
g A. NJ schancke. cashier First National ba,
Le Gilmore. :
ID j.. NJ. Haven, president sherburne Con,
It State bank Big Lake