Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-15
Federation ENDS SESSION
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| to the DOaru OF trustees OF the Pres
| bytcrian church where we have hell
our sessions: to the Sakakawea com
| mittce for it's wonderful patience AM
! perseverance and steadtastness will
, which it has SO untiringly worked 10
| the beautiful statue which crowns
! Capitol Hill. and which shall, dOwl
the coming years, symbolic the wO
men Of North Dakota for hoping, dar
i iny and achieving.
Resolved, that we appreciate cSp"c
tally the amount Of care and work o.
! tho, various committees. TO each ant
every chairman and committee mem
Der We offer our sincere thanks anC
CONGRATULATIONS thanks for the great
amour, OF work done tor us, for The
comfort, convenience and pleasure OF
the officers. delegates. and visitors.
Resolved. mat We appreciate" the
courteous treatment received from the
reporters and the Bismarck Tribune.
Resolved that We extend our thanks
10 Mr. Byrnr. the governors private
secretary, for his care and work in
getting the foundation and pedestal OF
the, S,lkukutWa statue ready on time;
to lDr. Frank l.. McN Y for his OK
e., llrn1 address; 10 .vN. {. ". Harris
tor his .pl Euid lecture; 10 DR.. Libby
for Securing his Indian friends TO be
pr.srn, at lhr dedication ceremonies;
to Mr. VI III. Jewell for his able re-
marks AS rrpr. sentative OF the state
historical society; to james W. Ful"!
for his enjoyable readings: 10 tho
Leonard Cruncllr, for his ar
iis,ic work in the execution of the DE-
sign of he statue.
Resolved hat We appreciate the
wrlcOn" spoken by the president OF
he board of city commissioners, the
welcome from the federal d clubs,
and from the non-lcdrralrd women.
We appreciate the social functions
rendered us, the social courtrsies that
aided us in becoming acquainted. We
are thankful for the excellent musical
that have inspired us and
lifted us above the commonplace OF
our program.
Resolved, that for these favOrs and
ourtcsics and for others not mention
I'd. We offer most grateful thanks.
Invitations for Next Meeting Place.
Invitations were received from
Grand Forks and Devils Lake to hold
he 1911 federation meeting in their
cities. Tn" Grand Forks invitation
was further endorsed by a telegram
from the Grand Forks Commercial
hub which also extended an invita- !
ion. But after consideration and con. !
discussion the ladies decid- |
I'd that the question of deciding upon /
| meeting place for next year must |
mold over until the meeting of the |
BOARD of officers which will occur in
April, 1911.
More Money Raised.
A large number of pledges were !
hen made to secure enough money to
pay the express on the Sakakawea |
statue, and the different clubs re-
spondcd generously. The federation
hen adjourned sine die.
After adjournment the board of Of
iccrs held short meeting for the
purpose of nominating members of
he various committees for the ensu-
ng year. The session of the board |
vas adjourned at noon and the dele
yates made haste to pack up their
baggage in order that they might be
lble to catch the afternoon trains for
heir homes.
List Of Delegates.
Following is a list of the delegates
o the fourteenth annual session to-
,cther with list of the visiting la
lies who registered at the convention
lall:
President-N1rs. N. G. Young, of
cargo.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. S. A.
of Valley City.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. ].
I. Sheppard of Fargo.
Treasurer-Mrs. l.. b. Dochterman
If Williston.
Auditor-Mrs. f. Page of Leeds.
Vice Presidents
Second District-Mrs. G.. w. Kelly
# Devils Lake.
Third District-Miss Louise r.
reeve of Buxton.
Fourth District-Mrs. J. w. Filshie
f Cakes.
Fifth District-Mrs. T. A. Boyden
# jamestown.
Sixth District-Mrs. NJ. H. Jewell of