Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-06
CLUBS Of STATE
SHOW No LET Up
Activities Well Maintained in
North Dakota. .Hanki0S0n
Organized

North Dakota. Commercial club ac-
tivity is well sustained, according to
reports made to the state headQuar-
ters of the North Dakota Federation
/ Of Commercial clubs, in Grand Forks.
The campaign for membership in the
| state organization is also fruitful,
many new clubs joining.
Hankinson has organized a new
club with the following officers: Pres
ident, G.. Ross Fowler; secretary, II.
| Krautkreamer;; treasurer, Fl. A. Mer-
rifield. The establishment of a boule.
ward and park system is one of e
| clubs objects.
At the annual meeting of the New
| Rockford club, the following officers
! were elected: President, DR.. Charles
Mclaughlin; vice presidents. George
NJ. Pike and w. Fl. Burns; secretary,
G.. w. Funkl; treasurer, J. Crawford.
The Kenmare club has been sue.
cessful in backing a campaign for the
| establishment Of a curling rink, com
mittees engaged on the task report.
ing progress which virtually assures
the enterprise.
An important activity of the Man.
dan club is that of bringing about the
construction of a dan v the Heart
river for commercial purposes.
! At! the annual meeting the Dickin-
/ son club elected the following direct.
ors: r. D. Casey, George Senour, r.
II. Pugh,, Roy Butler, H. Rabe, G..
Langley, f. Maser, A. H. Deiters, G.
| A. Perkins, w. L. Richards and T..
H. Knapp. The club plans to hold a
big Stark county exhibit this fall.
Funds have been raised by the Park
River club to make the Walsh county
,agr' cultural school more effective.
| Work is now under way on a modern
building.
A report on traffic conditions will
be made to the Grand Forks CONNER
cial club by DR. Meyer Jacobstein,
| who is investigating in the east.
The Valley City clue is giving spe-
cial attention to the construction OF
main roads leading to the city.
[ F. S. Thompson heads the Lisbon
| club for the coming year, with other
| officers as follows: Vice president,
w. e. Chisman; secretary, c. e.
! Mead; treasurer, H. S.. Grover. The
club has received a report showing
| that corn has increased about 25 per
cent in acreage.
Wahpeton has started a movement
for the removal of electric light, tele.
phone and telegraph poles from the
streets. n s.
New officers for the Minot club in
clude Ira Wright as president; secre.
tary, A. E. Dill; vice. presidents, DR..
A. ]. MCDANIEL and J. S. Flatland;
treasurer, w. 3. Porter.
New Rockford is planning improve
ment work and the Commercial club
is taking a hand in shaping the activi.
! ties. I'll
At the annual meeting of the Mott
| club, plans were made for an active
lseason of work, the following new Off
GERS being elected: President, DR.. +.
f. Redman; vice president, w. J.. Gle
ney; secretary, f. N. Gelbach; treas
! urer, F. S. Dewey. /
The ~6-year-old daughter of Hans
! Kjor, living five miles north of Sur.
rep, had her leg broken. Mr.. Kjor
had hitched a horse to a buggy and
was Just in the cat of starting when
| the child climbed onto one of the
wheels, and in ONE way was caught
with the result that the left leg was
fractured below the knee.