Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-13
The Animated Clock
A Very Funny Comedy

I1OWdiO I1OdS, Auud OdVdS0, JAMES
McConkey, Ferris Cordner, Hortense
Moore, Russ Stivens, Gertrude Bar
rett, Laura keenan,, Francis Regis
ter, Elizabeth Remington, Iva Beall,
Clara Tatley,, August Schneider, Lee
ola Thetch, Wells Hutchinson, Clin-
ton Sweet, Charles Albertson, Rob
bin Day, Paul Tucker, Kitchell AL
lensworth, Helen Hoskins, Olga
Rupp, Nora Clark.
I wish to take this opportunity to
thank those who so kindly assisted
me in this work, as we'll as Mr..
Niles, who gave the workers such a
pleasant ride in his touring car. Mrs.
A. D. Anderson. vice president.
Sixth Ward.
Much of the success of this ward
was due to the assistance of Rev. FIR.
| Clemens and the v. e. N. Sisters
and also the seventy children from
St. Mary's parochial school. Streets
were assigned to Mesdames Ward,
Thompson, Warner, Casselman, Berg
eson, Burbage, and the Misses Mud
gett, Grady, and Belle and Aldyth
Ward. The following reported for
the fourth, from the public school:
Helen Dahl, Mildred Upper, Robert
Webb, Raymond Upper, Franklin
Roberts. st. Mary's school: Loretta
Empting, Clara Klawitter, Florence
Casper, Beatrice Hughes, Hazel Bis
lar, Ida Brown, Christina Goldade,
Alma Hass, Laure and Veronica Pill
len, Sadie Karnagel, Louis Winkel,
Katherine O'Connor, Bertha Mosh-
er, Lucy Kruger, Peter Bond, Louis
Klawitter, Frank Berbidge, Jay OAR
ringer, M. Darringer, Oscar LaVine,
Katie Ehli, Henry Winckle, Sophia
Ness, Clara Malcon, Anna Janer, Kat
lie Janer, Christina Hass, Minnea
Bospfiug, Mary Burgher, Magdalen
Cunningham, Urine Renner, Annie
Henlrin, Irine Christopher, Ella Jag
er, Rosa Winkel, Christina Pillen,
Melvin Berbidge, Oswald Karnagus,
John MCGOWAN, Jos. Cliffard, VIM.
Clifford, Jake Bospflug, Jay Parsik-
owsky, Florence White, Grant
Hughes, Marguerite Zahn, Elizabeth
Zahn, Mary Bellishe, Marguerite Cor
don, Lilly Renner, Eleanor Empting,.
Mary Henleinr, F. jaeger, N. Bochra,
Mary Boehn, Florence Wrinkle,
Madge McDougal, Alfred Burbage,
John Dunn, Christina Jaskowiha,
Minnie JAEGER, Nellie Mosbrocker,
Lizzie Goldringee, Lizzie Haas,
Marth Fitzgerald, Kate Fitzgerald,
William Gray, John Horner, M. Hess.
Edger Robidou, Leo Hess. Mrs. H.
R. Berndt, vice president.
The above report is IA complete a
list of workers as the committee
could obtain. 1t is an attempt to
list the names of all people who CO.
operated with the league. If any
names are omitted the committee
wishes to be notified.
Much was done by private parties
in the various wards, the reports of
which the committees would gladly
have received, as in the first ward
Mr.. Hoskins worked all day with
four men and two teams on his own
lot and vacant lots near his home.
In the second ward Frank Scott as
sisted materially. In the third ward
much was due Mrs. Dahl as we'll as
other ladies who worked about their
own homes. Mrs. Roberts allowed
her horse and buggy to be of general
use to various people interested in
the work Street Commissioner
McCrorie helped greatly by his adj
vice and suggestions, and wise hand
ling of the teams.
About twenty-one men, thirty-four
women, one hundred and twenty-five
girls and ninety-seven boys worked
on clean up day without expectations
of reward. Seven teams were en-
ployed and twenty-five loads of rub
bish were carried away and prob
ably as much more raked in heaps
ready for removal.
The committee wishes to thank
| Mayor Smyth and the school board
| as well as others, who, by their sug-
gestions and good will helped to
| make this day success.
Respectfully submitted,
EDDYTH WARD,
LULU X. ANDERSON