The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-05-18

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great deal of attention and add
ed interest to the talk given by
Mrs. Thos. Burke of Mime
waukan on Arts and Crafts.
Both the morning and after
noon sessions were interspers-
ed with musical numbers by
Mesdames McMillen, Hennes-
sy, Williams and Gleason.
The afternoons work was
rushed through in order that
the visiting delegates could en-
joy an auto ride to Dunseith
and a visit at the State Tuber-
culosis Sanitorium.
At seven o'clock the fedora
ton tea was served in the Ma
sonic Hall, followed by a most
excellent program. An ad.
dress by Miss Mary G. Deem
of the Valley City Normal was
one of the crowning features of
the evenings entertainment.
Miss Baker, visiting school
nurse of LaMoure county,
gave a highly instructive adj
dress on the work in which she
is employed, emphasizing her
arguments with facts and fig
ures that were incontroverti-
BILE. Musical numbers were
rendered by the high school
orchestra and the different
glee clubs of the school.
The visiting delegates we're
entertained in private homes
while here and all left the city
with loud praises for the splen-
did spirit of hospitality shown
them by the people of Bottin-
eau.
RESOLUTIONS
Your com mittee on resolu-
tons desires to submit the
following report as represent
ing the views of the Second
District Federation of the state
federation of womens' clubs of
North Dakota:
WHEREAS there is nothing
more important than public
health and whereas the public
is most easily reached through
the schools of our country,
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED
that we, the federated clubs of
the Second District of North
Dakota federation of Women's
Clubs, put forth every effort to
obtain a county nurse in every
county in our district before
our next annual meeting;
RESOLVED that we the club
women of the Second District,
believing that we can attain
greater efficiency only by the
cooperation of all the women of
the community, giveour hearty
support in the organization
and federation of rural clubs,
that with them we may work
for the beautifying-not only of
our towns and cities, but of
our public highways and rural
districts as we'll. Since we be-
lieve that under their able adj.
ministration the second district
has attained much progress, as
we'll as impetus for further ac-
Movement;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED
That we extend to Mrs. War
rem and other retiring officers.
a vote of thanks for their eff
cient work which has proven
an inspiration to as.
RESOLVED that we extend a
hearty vote of thanks to the
Woman's club of Bottineau,
who have made this gathering
an unqualified success; To the
citizens of Bottineau for their
generous hospitality, and espe-
cially to those who made our
visit to Dunseith a possibility;
To Pres. Smith and faculty of
the State School of Forestry for
their able contribution to our
opening session and for their
promise of further assistance;
To Miss G1ee Mack of the
high school, and her glee clubs
and the orchestra who added
materially to the days enjoy-
ment; To DR.. and Mrs. La
mont of Dunseith; and to our
visitors, Miss . Deem and Miss
Baker, who have brought us
such helpful messages.
Irene Nice lintock.
Ella Reynolds.
Della WARDROBE.
May Riggs.
Jennie Hale.
Following is a list Of the &C.
credited delegates in attend
ance. besides the MANY = ;aif,