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ven. Michigan City; T. Lloyd, Kemp
ton; c. P. Kelley, Milton; Alex Nc
Donald, Langdon; L. Severson, Over
ly; James Kennedy, Lakota; Frank
Zelenk, Lawton; Olaf Lundquist, New
Rockford; Nathan Stanton, New Rock
ford; J. N. Mcdonald, Langdon; Jos.
Schmidt, Buffalo; F. K Schuetz, Me-
dina; j. H. Ross, Jamestown; ]. Bor-
owes, Gilby; H. H. Frogan, Litchville;
H. A. Griffin, Emerald; John E. Warm
DO, Litchville; John Nygard, Lankin;
]. L. Wolfe, Michigan City; John
Bjerk, Embden; o. ]. Holland, Dickey;
John Olson, New Rockford; F. W.
Turner, Dickinson; Christ Peterson,
Dickinson; G. P. Davidson, Valley
City; William Wild, Osnabrock; J.. C.
McKone, Langdon; J. C. Mirehouse,
Langdon; R. Mikkeljohn and James
Portice, Langdon; d. C. Bymaster,
Crystal; Joe O'Toole, Crystal; w. M.
Cruchett, Darlington; R. u Austin,
Ne wRockford; w. Brown, Neche; ]. j.
Devine, Merrifield; P. Lima, Coopers-
town; William Strachan, st. Thomas;
John Goodyear, Joliet; James Noble,
Hamilton; Alb Walton, ST. Thomas; j.
McQuarters, Glasston; R. Martin,
Dresden; Gunder Lien, Ray; Jas. Red
path, 1nkster; A. F,iliatreault, Grand
Forks; Eug. Emard and A. Cummings,
Grand Forks; w. A. GRADER, Hensel;
Emil Wendt and T. McInnis, Walhalla;
Geo. Adler, Lawton; NJ A. Carter,
George Thompson, Larimore; Geo.
Stevens, Easily; Nels Mcdonald, Ink
ster: NJ. A. Carter, Larimore; Henry
Rolling, Forest River; w. Brown,
Neche: M. D. Blais, Clyde; J. A. Currie,
Leeds; Herman Schields, Munich;
Herman Schultz, Thompson; Frank
Naegeli, Hoople; ohm Alexander, Cava-
lier; w. Anderson, Hanson; Jos. Nc
Comb, Langdon; John Erickson,
Adams; R. E. Stewp, Sarles; Alb Wal
ton, st. Johns; Geo. w. Thompson,
Larimore; And. Marvel, Marion; Frank
Telenka. Landen; Otto Guthberg, o.
Heyworth, Grand Forks; w. G. Han
cock, Gilby; A. H. Delaney, Daniel
Dow, Grand Forks.
The Travellers Present.
G. p. Ingmundson and Jack Cor
don, Jack Desmond, Hudson Taylor,
Clint Smith, Charles Wood, John Hull,
F. T. Aslakson, w. w. Smith.
Afternoon Session.
Chairman Lafleur called the con-
vention to order at 2:15 and the report
of the committee on constitution and
bylaws was at once asked for John
Desmond submitted the report of the
committee. On motion of Mr.. Fielder,
seconded by Mr. Hall of Minot, the
report as submitted was adopted with
out change.
The name of the association as pro-
vided by the bylaws is the "Mechan-
les Mutual & Benefit Association Of
North Dakota"
The annual meeting shall be held
the first Wednesday of each February.
The usual qualifications and penal
ties from fracture of the bylaws are
provided for.
The object of the formation of the
association Is the mutual benefit and
protection of members. The govern
ment consists OF three departments,
the legislative, executive and judicial.
The election of officers was next
taken up and at press hour discussions
on executive and legislative matters
were being proceeded with. 81.
A Lsncheon Tonight. M
Tonight at 1880 In the club rooms
the visitors will be served with a
buffet luncheon to be provided by
Caterer Logan. More than two-thirds
Of the delegates will remain over till
tomorrow. l,3 IF. vi
Notes.