Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-24
The COMMERCIAL CLUB
New Officers Elected.
Many New Members Join
--Much Discussion

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accomplished that was desired, and q
great deal remained to be done, that
nevertheless there had not been a year
since it's organization when.the club did
not Justify it's existence. 1t was the 0nss
~ means of unifying the business, pro-
fessional and all elements interested in
the city s welfare. The reports OF Secre-
tary Vertin and Treasurer Richie showed
that there was still an amount to be-
paid by few of the members on 1907,
dues, but some indebtedness would be.
left. It was the feeling that new men,
bers should not have to meet any Of the
old obligations, whatever they may be-,
and DR.. Meyers suggetion that when it
was definitely ascertained what was due
old members who would care to meet
the defcieny, should pay the deficit, was,
approved, and matter left to Mesarss::
Vasaly and Vertin, who had been acting,
as special membership committee. :
The following applicants, secured by.
the membership committee, and making
q total of AZ new names, were elected; i
F..,P. Farrow, P. 81. Newman, A. w.
Zaloudek, E.. Pilon, F.. K. Heroux. j. w !
Crossfeld, P. A. Kull, 81. Bentfeld, III. W.
Vennere, Frank Renick, NJ J. Rracke.1
F. A. Nelson, VIM. v: Domarus, P. J.,
Vasaly. Il. w. Kaliher, John Cairns, j.
w. Berg; Frank Kiew-], I. B. Hanks, r.
L. Nichols, P. j. Laueman, John t.,
Hoblit, John Denis, II. o. II. Munson.
IA. V. Wetzel. ~ 5
Officers were elected as follows:
Presidential. p. Blanchard.
Vice President-Geo. Schroeder.
Sec,etary-T. +. Murphy.
Treasurer. K. Martin. J
A committee was appointed to select
names of twenty to submit for directors
at next meeting. .. IL ]
The question Of advertising the landsI
and agricultural resources Of Morrisons
county was considered, and the discus
sion brought out many valuable suggest
ions. T. F. Murphy, NJ. M. Williams;|
G. Il. Powers, Il. Landahl, John vertin, j
T. G.. Gordon, G. E. Vasaly and A: p;
blanchard Were among those speaking
1t was finally decided to appoint q COM
mittee to take charge of the matter, pre-
pare the pamphlet, secure subscriptions,
etc. M. M. Williams, T. F. Murphy, J.
z. Martin. John Vertin and II Cor
don comprise the committee, which has
power to call on others for aid.
C66nler M6rUlu Oh .L1e FlT6L NaClOUt1
Bank submetted rental proposition on
the front rooms adjoining the one now
used by the club. 1t was $8.34 per
month for the larger room, and proper
tionately for the smaller. The matter
will be taken up later. ::
DR.. o. E. Miller of Chicago addressed
the Club briefly oD his method Of curing
pulmonary consumption. The treat
ment has very different basis than
methods now in: vogue. Dr.. Miller
and associates have business PROPOSE
ton, involving the use OF the Antiers
hotel property as a sanitarium.
DR.. Miller and several OF the local bust
nees men and ply siciane met yesterday
From the point 0f view OF the business
men, if the treatment can do what is
claimed for it, it is a good thing, and
what will very likely be done is to &c.
cure patients willing to go to Chicago
and take treatment. and ii patients
otherwise in a hopeless condition, are
cured, it will be evidence as to the ef-
ficacy of the plan.
The Commercial Clnb starts out with
the assurance OF support in any at.
tempts to accomplish things for the city
at large.