Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1911-03-16

Juokett, Marcoux, Richer and Sage
Moved and seconded that the first $500
collected on subscriptions be assigned
to Advertising committee, carried
Following bills were audited and
recommended for passage by the Club:
I. H. Chase Sc; Water, Light & Power
Co. A.55; j. L. Marcoux, hack hire for
Bishop Busch, $3.50, and for seating
the rooms for banquet, $3.50. On
motion committee adjourned.
Club called to order by President
Glsttly. Minutes Of last regular meet
ing of the Club and of Executive CON-
mittee were read and after corrections
were approved. Minutes of Executive
committee meeting Of March 18th we're
read and on motion the bills that had
been approved by the committee were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
for same. A communication from
Hon. b. W. Martin was read. The
following applications we're read and
on motion the secretary was instructed
to cast entire vote of the club for the
election Of applicants: O. A. West, to
take place of Emery Hinson, w. M.
Rtch, W. e. Parks, j. @. Weyl, T. w.
VanWie and J. p. Eisentraut,
President called on committees for
reports. DR.. Walker reported on ad-
vertising stating what had been done
along that line with the Northwestern.
Report was received and on motion
placed on Gle.
j. u. Marcoux reported for the Nom.
bership committee, reporting total of
twenty new members in the past thirty
days and many others in sight. E. r.
Juckett reported on new enterprises
with nothing developed under that
head. The secretary was called on for
q report as to how matters stood with
the Midland Lyceum Bureau. Stated
that Bureau still insisted on the pay
ment Of the $50 on account of the Hal
Merton number, but as per instructions
OF the club, payment had not been
made. After some discussion it was
moved by DR.. Bentley and seconded,
that secretary confer with the high
school and see what arrangements
could be made to use their coming
play to f1ll in the number missing
from the Bureau.
@. T. y. Lollich suggested that the
public improvement committee be
asked to get busy ana do something
toward cleaning up. After numerous
suggestions 1t was moved, seconded
and carried that president appoint a
committee of three to meet with the
council at their next meeting and see
what could be done. President ap-
pointed Messers Gillespie, LolIich and
McRoberts. President called on DR..
Bentley to give the members short
talk on the results of his labors in the
legislature. He reported that Fall
River county would get one expert.
mental station and upon appropriation
of q sum of money by the county the
state would also establish demon.
stration farm in the county. On
motion the president was instructed
to notify the Oelriohs Commmercial
Club that this club would use its best
endeavors to have the experimental
farm located near Oelrich and that the
O. & N. w. Railway and State Board
Of Regents be asked to select that
location.
The president announced the ap.
pointments Of the Committees in full
for the year IS follows:
Advertising Walker, Rine, Sohaef.
fer, Warner and e. @. Smith.
Observation-Disclosures, Shirley
Braun, Wilson and the Manager of the
Evans Hotel.
New Enterprise-Juckett, Knowlton
Fargo, Wheeler and Gillespie.
PublicImprovements- Stanley, Hun
ter, McRoberts, Bentley and Naftzger.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., F. j. Dudley
March, Block and Mueller.
Transportation-R Richer. Eastman
Turner, Thompson and Marty.
Immigrstion-Lollich, Baldwin, Mat
teson, Rich and Hesnard.
On motion club adjourned.
WILL HAVE STOCKMEETING.
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