The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-10

ganize that village and the townships
Of Buffalo and Howes.
A. M. Voorhees, OF Tower City win
organize that village and the town
ships of Tower and HILL.
r. M. johnson of Alice will or
Eanize Alice village. the west half OF
Eldred township and all Of Clifton
and Pontiac townships.
G. j. Buck OF Embden will organize
the east half OF EIdred township
only.
Geo. J. PageI of Chaffee will or
ganize Chaffee, and the townships of
Maple River and Walburg.
John Burke Coming.
John Burke, former governor OF
North Dakota, will spend all Of next
week in North Dakota, urging the
purchase OF bonds.
Mr.. Burke, now treasurer of the
United States, is billed to speak in
Fargo, Devils Lake, jamestown, Bis
marck, Minot and Grand Forks. ac-
coTding to word received in Fargo
this morning from A. r. Rogers, of
Minneapolis, district director Of the
bond sales.
An effort also is being made to
bring former Congressman Frank M.
Nye of Minneapolis to the state with
Treasurer Burke. The exact itinerary
for the Burke meeting has not been
announced.
Hanna and Morrish on Stump.
In the work of promoting more
thorough organization for bod sales,
Chairman L. b. Hanna and Secre-
tary w. ]. Moorish, of the state COM
mittee, departed from Fargo this
morning, to be absent from the city
two or three days. Hope, in Steele
county, was their first stop.
Speakers Field Day.
Saturday will be speakers field
day in the county, and in every town
and city, a speaker will deal with
the Liberty Loan question. The
county lecture bureau, directed by
Judge w. H. Barnett and Atty. w.
c. Green, gives promise OF being a
most effective agency in promoting
the bond sales in Cass county.
In addition to the meetings billed
for all sections of the county. there
will be the big mass meeting in Far
go on Saturday afternoon.
Speakers announced for the coun- |
Argusville-L L. Twichell, Satur-
ArthurEwm. C. Green, Saturday, |
Ayr-w, J. Courtney, Friday, 1890
Aiice-H. F. Miller. Saturday,
BuraIo-Chas. A. Pollock, satur-
CCasseIton-A. C. Divet, Saturday.
Davenport-w. H. shure, Saturday,
Embden-H. F. Miller. Saturday. 2
Erie-w. j. Courtney. Saturday,
G Gardnef-Arthur w. Fowler. satur-
GGrandinEB. V. Moore. Saturday,
Hidkson-A T. Cole, Saturday,
p HHorace-B. C. Tenneson, Saturday.
Hunter-v. r. Lowell. Saturday,
Holy Cross-John H. Fleming, Sat
Kindfed-Geo. Van Arnam, satur-
Eeonard-A. w. Cupler. Saturday.
NJ Mafpleton-John S. Frame. Saturday,
PPage-N C. Young. Saturday. s
Prosper-Frank R. Scott. Saturday,
Tower City-A. T. Faber. Saturday.
Wheatland-Edward Engerud. Sat
urday, 3 p. m.
Clay County Also Organizing.
Clay county will be organized for |
the second Liberty Loan bond sale |
at the meeting helt at Phenix hall, |
this afternoon. Represen-
tatives of the village and township |
Ooardc practically every municipality /
Of the county and a number of farm |
ers and Moorhead citizens are at /
the meeting.
Hon. Asher Howard, Minneapolis, |
q member of the lower house Of the |
legislature, arrived by au- |
tomobiie from Detroit, where he adj |
dressed a similar meeting for Beck |
sr county this morning. Short ad- |
dresses were made by Pres. j. A. |
Aasgaard and several other speakers. |
A. II. Costain, county chairman,
presided at the meeting.
The plan of organization Of the !
1rive includes the appointment Of |
township and village officials as COM
nittees to solicit pledges in their re-
;pective localities. Board committees
will be appointed for Moorhead and
and all arrangements will
be made for beginning the drive on
Oct. Is.
No money will be collected by the
committees but the pledge \
ards will designate at which OF the 81 |
,anks of the county payment is to be I
made. All OF the banks will act with 1
he committees in a supervisory 1