American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-01-21
WILL ADVERTISE
OUR RESOURCES
Commercial Club will Spend
Considerable Money
Commercial Club to open
a. Campaign 10 Induce a Por-
ton OF the Homer Seekers
to Visit Here.


the coming rear the best in the hist
DRY of their home town, and with
q firm belief in the certainty
future bright prospects and prosper
ity the members of the CONNER
cial club Of Aberdeen are laying ex-
tensive plans for the seasons work.
Already an order for a large number
OF copies of an illustrated booklet
the great. canal system which furn-
ishes water for the Aberdeen-Spring-
field irrigated tract and of the lit
tie town Of Aberdeen which is soon
to become the commercial center OF
a rich and wide area of thickly set
tied farming country. These book
let's will be handsomely printed and
will be distributed. not premisouly,
but a systematic manner through
out the land.
Coming. as they do, from almost
every state in the Union, the present
settlers are in a position to furnish
names OF hundreds of relatives and
friends who still live back east and
who may easily be led to come and
investigate the possibilities of irri-
gated agriculture in the inter- noun
tain west. Everybody will be asked
TO furnish names of people whom he
knows to be already interested in
this new country and such pres
pective settlers shall receive copies
of the illustrated booklet.
The Commercial club is composed
altogether Of young men, men who
have the best interests of the whole
community at heart and although
not one year old has succeeded in
creating a healthy community spirit
SO necessary to the growth and pro-
gress Of any town. Selfish interests
have no place in this organization.
Every member Is in 1t for the good
OF the community and when any
group OF good men cooperate in this
wav toward any good end, that end
Is bound soon to be accomplished.
Good fellowship and an intense
desire to promote the best interests
/ of the whole community prevails in
the club and the annual meeting
held last Wednesday evening was
a heart warmer. The list of officers
chosen to manage the affairs of the
club for the coming year., is as fol-
lows:
Ut. M. ". MdChlihou, IltoiuShl,
Nate Newcomb. First Vice Presi-
dent, Albert Pletz, Second Vice
President, II. c. Toevs, Third vice
President. f. w. Harold, Secre-
tary, p. A. Fugate, Treasurer.
The board of governors consists
of the afore named officers and A.
II. Hoffman, Il. l.. Davis, A. J. Shrec
T. j.. Wedel, j. T. Dvorak and M. l..
Hines.
DR.. MacKinnon, the new head Of
the orgaizantion. succeeds the late
M. ID. Fugate, whose death a few
months ago, was so sincerely mourn
ed, not only by the members, but,
by every one that knew him.
DR.. MacKinnon is a young man
but "canny" and discreet as we'll as
fore-sighted and determined, as be-
fits his Scottish ancestry. No better
man could have been selected for tn
place. The vice presidents are all
men of sterling business qualities
and each will do his part. E. w.
Harold was selected to the port Of
secretary in which he proved his
capability last year. The board Of
governors includes the best brain
and sagacity of the community and
the club is sure to make great strid-
es under it's Observation-Disclosures
Gazette.