Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-05
IN COMMERCIAL
CLUB Circles 5
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Interesting Items From Bodies
that Represent Busy Num-
-. sa 81 cipalities.

Market day festivals, picnics for
farmers, coupled with the organiza-
ton OF new clubs, feature the work
of the commercial clubs of the state
this week. fS~
Among the towns organizing new
clubs are Lidgerwood, Sutton and
Tower City. In several towns, the
question of establishing park systems
is being given first consideration.
Along the route covered by the
Minneapolis business men on their
tour OF the state this week, the COM
mefcial clubs are in the front rank
III the matter Of affordingi entertain
meft.
The Neville club will conduct a
campaign OF civic Identification, the
planting of several hundred trees be-
ing proposed.
At the annual meeting of the Man.
dan Commercial club, W.. A. Lanter-
man was elected president T. A.
Cummins was elected vice president;
W. H. Ordway was made secretary,
and G. o. Solum, treasurer.
The St. John Commercial club in
making arrangements for an alfalfa
and corn" picnic, which will be given
the latter part of the month for the
farmers of that district.
The Charbonneau club at Charlton
neau, Mckenzie county is backing a
movement for the rejection OF a city
hall. $
The Wimbledon Commercial club,
at its annual meeting, elected J.. l..
More president; A. Fried, vice presi-
dent; A. E. Dennstedt, treasurer, and
H. q N. Stroud, secretary.
Plans are being laid by the Wimble-
don clubs for the establishment OF
a cooperative creamery.
1t is probable that the Jamestown
Commercial club will adopt the budget
system. II has been very successful
" used by other clubs in the state.
A market day celebration will be
conducted by the Anamoose CONNER
cial club on July 1.
Working In conjunction with wom-
ems clubs of the city, the Bottineau
Commercial club has launched a park
movement.
Charles McLachhn was elected pres
ident OF the New Rockford club; Geo.
NJ. Pike and J. 8. Cameron are vice
presidents, and C. w. Wolbert is Sec
rotary. ' .'
Rugby's club will lend its assistance
to the promotion of the Wonderland
Trail movement.
N0rthwOod will conduct a big mar
ket day June 6, with a horse market
as the principal feature.
The Wahpeton Commercial club
will affiliate with the board of CON-
missioners of Richland county in ded-
icating the new court house, which
event probably will take place July 4.
Business men of Sutton, one of the
new towns in the central section Of
the state, have organized a club. H.
B. Hanson is president; J. A. Moffet,
vice president; r. A. Carter, secre-
tary, and A. j. Melgard, treasurer.
Farmers will be invited to join the
club also.
The Cando Commercial club has
raised q fund of about 81, 900 towards
the establishment Of a creamery.
New officers were elected by the
Mott Commercial club at its annual
meeting. r.. E. Tousdale is presi.
dent; William Glenny is vice presi-
dent; Olaf Etirud is secretary, and
George J. Helming Is treasurer.
The business men OF Tower City
have launched a movement for the or.
ganization of a commercial club and
they anticipate success in their ef.
forts.
Lidgerwood is in a fair way to have
one OF the mast active clubs in the
state, with AZ charter members sign.
ed up. { 20 re
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MANY ZIG EVENTS SCHEDULED.
Grand Forks, June 1.-THE month