Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-13
Committee REPORT
ON CLEANUP day.

| UN CLEAN.UP DAY
The following reports were sub
mitted to the committee from the
ward vice presidents:
Rirst Ward.
Miss Dunning and Miss Plants re-
| ported with twenty-seven first and
second grade pupils. The morning
| was devoted to gathering of papers
cans from the streets and vacant
lots. The little folks proved them
selves excellent workers and much
credit is due them. Three women
| and twenty-seven small children
gathered seven loads of rubbish be-
sides what is still in the piles along
the streets. The following children
reported: First Grade-Pauline
Hass, Dorothy Moore, Isabel Coch-
rane, Mary Murray, Mary Devore.
Lavina Register, Sarah Slattery, Geo.
Register, Ralph Jewell, Harry Pet
erson, Carl Short, Marshall Benson,
Lewis Jorgensberg, Charles VIM
| koop.
Second Grade-Herbert Bartell,
| Henry Stebbens, John Milton Rhue,
Hollis Adsit, John Reddy, Reuben
| Benson, Roy Hartley, Edith Candy,
Anna Lengenfeller, Marvel Worner,
Marcia Hass, Olga Vigness, Mrs,
R. H. Thilstlewaith, substitute vice
president.
Second Ward.
In the second ward special dis
tricts were assigned Mesdames Quain
Wenn, Devore, and Miss 2. Miller
These ladies with the children in
their charge, worked in the after
noon as we'll as morning, and the
result will speak for itself. There
We're twenty-three children, and all
worked like majors. Six loads Of
refuse were carried away, and some
is still in piles for hauling. The
following school children reported
for work: Christina Huber, Lillian
Stebbens, Winifred Vim, May Winn,
Florence VIM, Emma Neider, Essie
Lee. Margaret Westenhead, Gladys
Barber, Freddie Jorgensberg, Mary
Devore, Edna Anderson, Clara Adj
ans, Lydia Benson, Arthur Hartley,
Roy Hartley, Homer Healy, Angels
Halta. Reuben Benson, Paul Regis
ter, Chas. Wiles, Myson Atkinson,
John Devore.
l wish to express my appreciation
to the workers of this ward for their
hearty cooperation, Mrs. w. A. Dill
lon. ward vice vresident
Third Ward. M
Owing to some misunderstanding.
no committees were appointed to
take charge of the work in the third
ward. Nevertheless, Miss WEIGH
and fifteen pupils were on hand at
the appointed time and worked faith
fully all the forenoon. The pupils
who worked were Warded Roberts.
Cecil Short, Bessie CLARK. Esther
Splitter, Anna Harold, Zaida Hutch
inson, Lois McGetenger, Bertha
Hagen, Leota Hendershott, Dill Reg
lister, Bessie KEENAN,, Mile Nichols,
Lyle Fox, Beth Englehart.
Many men and women were busy
all day cleaning about their own
homes and adjacent streets and al
leys.
Fourth Ward.
The fourth ward was left without
leader, as Mrs. Ryan unexpectedly
lett the city, but Mrs. Tucker, Miss
Bell, Miss Ryan and Miss Boyle
came to the front with most excell-
/. ent results. Thirty-fve children
! worked and worked we'll Nine loads
were disposed of. Those who help
! ed We're: Clara Blumer, Marguerite
| Kelley, Florence Smith, Helen Ross,
Marion Newton, Garry Hagen, Dord
| LaBrack, Hazel Hendershott, Helen
Register, Lucy Durham, Gertrude
Morey, Lena Bourgoise, Eve Sum
berg, William Albertson, Anna Cars.
tons, Pearl Healey, Nora Cook, VIVA
Winkoop, Flora Murray, Helen Hea-
ley, Mabel Larson, Pansy Clark.
Isabel MeGillis, Flossie Hinton, Tay-
lor DeCamp, Robin McCord, Leo
knauss, Sherman Knauss, Loris Nell
son, Myron Atkinson, Bertha Bur
ton, Paul Cook, Thos. Blacklan, Col
lette Brown, Maud Dickinson, Cor
don Harris, Plata Knauss, Arthur
Marquette, Glen McGettingan, Mary
Roberts, Fred Schneider, Lois
Schneider, Harold Semling, George
Smith, James Niles.
Fifth Ward. @
Much interest was manifested in
the work of this ward by the bust
ness men. Mr.. Mckenzie gave the
use of seventy-five foot lot on Main
| and third streets, for a park. Mn.
| Russ came over with dozen pairs Of
| gloves for the workers. Mr.. Franz
Scott came with his team and assist
de materially. Mr.. WEIGH and sew
erai others came out and belned
work. There were about twenty
men, fifteen women and twentv-six
high school pupils, with their teach
er, Miss Hanson, working and thew
worked well. The following high
school children were reported: les