Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-29
ella NJ. Sprague,
Frances Dixon, (
Ellen M emile. Z

ITFanu army encamplnenL were as EIot- /
lows 81 Isl e s.,s ia
The committee On resolutions beg
leave to submit the fol- lowing report:
Resolved, First we congratulate our.
comrades upon our pleasant auspici-l
|ous and successful encampment.z and
the pleasant surroundings in this de
| Hghtfu1 Capital City Of our state
upon the apparent healthy condition
lof this departm Upon the repre-
Isentation that is here to attend to the
business incumbent upon this meet
ling and upon the unparalleled pros
ipereus condition Of our country,
Ivouchsafed to us, to a large extent, by.
| a wise and benefcent government.
/ Resolved, That the thanks of this
Encampment be and are hereby ten
ldered to the citizens of Bismarck for
their magnificent reception and
courteous hospitality extended to the
members Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic during Its stay with them,
land especially do we thank James B.
mcpherson Post and its auxiliary the
Women,s Relief Corps. for the excel
lent program Of arrangene and
their untiring efforts to promote the
comfort and happiness Of the visitors.
May they live long and be happy is
the sincere wish Of their visiting
comrades.
Resolved, That this Eneampment
looks with pride and pleasure upon
1.-THE Increased public interest manifest
led IN the observance Of Memorial Day.
This Encampment therefore, hereby
Iextends It's heartfelt thanks to all the
lpeop1e throug hout this department for
their patriotic observance Of the day,
land trusts that their order may not
Isuhside as time lapses and memories
Ifade away. 5t5.', s..
! Resolved, That this Encampment
Iagain recognizes most heartily ii this,
/ official manner, the substantial aid,
encouragement t and assistance of the
Women's Relief Corps Of this de-
partment during the past year. May.
God deal kindly with them, as they
have with our stricken ones.
Resolved, That this Encampment
Ihas enjoyed unbounded pleasure in
1.-THE presence 81 our National Com
mandern-Ghief James Tanner and
Mrs. A. A. Adams, national president
tof the Women's Relief Corps, who
ihave given us. renewed inspiration
land enthusiasm through their wise
lcouncils and cheering words TO carry
forward the work of the Grand Army
Iof the Republic to the end that our
tmotto Fraternity, Charity and Loyal
ty' shall become a household word
lin every city, village, hamlet and
home In our broad land.
4 Resolved, That this department de-:
piores, and sorrowfully regrets the
removal by death during the past year
from the councils and membership ofi
this department Past Department
Commander IL Southland OF Post No.
[1s. and Assistant Adjatant General
I Mr. s. Moorhouse, of Post No. p, and
THAT this Encampment tenders its con-
Idolence and sympathy to the sorrow
ling members Of their families.
Resolved That this Encampme emit
itenders its thanks to TIE officers Of
this department for faithful per
fformance of duty and especially In
Ethis connection does It recognize the
!, loyalty of spirit which has prompted
Senior vice Conrn lander Kurtz and
Assistant Asjutant General Rowe to,
IIfill Id the braeeh occasioned BIZ the