Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-08
GREAT INTEREST SHOWN
Real Estate Convention Full Of Matter For Seri0s Con-
sidefatiOn,- Smoker Last Night Was Great
Success -GO0d Speeches, Good Cheer


this meeting that there should exist
among the real estate dealers Of
North. Dakota harmony Of sentiment,
unison Of action, united and ener-
Egetic efforts to advertise its advan-
tage, build up its industries, promote
Tits welfare and induce settlers to
locate within its boundaries.
Resolved that this convention is
under deep sense Of obligations to
the emigration agents of the North
ern Pacific. Great Northern and 500
railroads for the efficient and valuable
assistance they have given us In this
meeting and further resolved that
the real estate dealers of North Da-
kota recognize the invaluable work
that all the railroads within our
boundary lines have accomplished in
the past and we renew our obliga-
1tions to them for the great effort
which they are now putting forth to
populate and build UP the industries
OF our great state. s5s.
Resolved, That the thanks Of this
convention be extended the citizens
OF Bismarck for the pleasing enter
Itainment given, making our stay ID
the city most enjoyable. IN this vote
lof thanks we also include an the good
people of the Missouri Slope, who
are always progressive An things for
the general welfare Of the state, and
whose generosity to the guest within
their gate Is prDverbiai. Sss,.s83
Is Resolved. That the convention
acknowledges Us appreciation Of the
nany couHtesies extended them by
1.-THE Bismarck Commercial club, local
press and citizens Of Bismarck gen.
orally.
On. Hanlsy, c. A. WheeJock,
Andrew il1er. a.. w. sims, s5
ID a. .. Gaines, j. w. jackson, 81
A. Az. Powell, Ernest Bacon,
g. M. Best n r.. A. Middaugh,
g. M. Frye, Joseph Mann.
j. 8. Green. sssss
j 9. Green then spoke OF the state
Iment that was made last night to the
EFFECT that the real estate men were
boosting the prices Of lands too high
and were therefore somewhat
responsible for the Canadian emigra-
ton to the other side OF the line
where lands were cheaper. He did
not believe this sound statement
and gave the prices Of lands west OF
the Missouri river and the justifable
causes for their appreciation Id
value. M
*s, 3 I @ G. G: Connolly. :#..
F. Mr.. G. C. Connolly OF Devils Lake,
being called for made some pertinent
remarks on what ne thought was
needed for the formation of good
working organization by the real
estate owners and dealers. His re-
marks were based upon personal
observation and were full Of meat.
They will be published in full by the
Tribune tomorrow, with others of the
| speeches made at the smoker and at
today's session that could not be got
ten into type for this issue. .s sss
Mr.. Connolly was followed by
Messrs. A. G.. Gaines OF minneapolis.
"a. B. Malin OF Kuhn. G. a. Wheelock.
jof Fargo, Max Bass, Col. Mott, "A. M.
Powell Of Devils Lake and President
Eilbreath. after which the convention
adjourned, subject to the call Of sthe
IaxecutiYe committee gss
IcoNTINUATloN OF YESTERDAYS:
PROCEEDINGS. s
Senator Simpsons address greatly
pleased the convention the members
OF which were rejoiced at the gentle
mans knowledge Of the good book"
HIS response to the address OF well
come follows |
0cndIof SlHlpSoHs ,ss{s
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen OF
the Convention: 7 am occurring at
I this moment at this desk the senate
lchaplain's position However. Il istE
not exactly IN my line and you WILL
not therefore, be disap pointed | hope
when do not open my part Of these
I
exercises with prayer
1t gives me much pleasure to con-
graduate this body upon the Interest
manifested by this large attendance
and upon the worthiness OF the OBJ
lject which 1t has assembled 70 pro-
mote must say that you compare
|faycrah1y with tho North Dakota sem
ate. and / know of no greater cornpli-