The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-02-16
COMMERCIAL CLUB
PROGRAM ADOPTED
Activities of Club for Coming Year
are Outlined and Adopted at
Directors Meeting

At a recent meeting Of the board
of directors of the Bozeman chamber
Of commerce the program Of work
for the organization during The 1921
year was definitely decided upon. A
committee on this program had been
working for some time previous and
this committee gave its report to
the board of directors. After con-
sidering it and ammending it in sew
eral places, the board passed it and
with this passage the activities of the
club for this year were outlined
Although a number of both major
ard minor activities are listed on the
outline Of work passed by the board
If directors, it does not signify that
these will constitute the sole activities
Of the club nor that new proposit-
ions coming up from time to time
will not be backed by the club. How
ever in determining its policies and
making up its tentative budget the
cub has to have more or less de-
finite plan to work on, hence the one
adopted by the board Of directors.
It Will be noticed in going over the
program Of work that much OF it
pertains to farming and farm af-
fairs. The officers and directors of
the chamber of commerce feel that
anything that they can do to foster
farming, in any IF its branches,
will reflect directly back to the pros
pcrity Of the entire valley. They
ere anxious to receive suggestions
from farmers at any time and to do
anything in their power to encourage
good farming, as witness the activ-
ity the club proposes to simulate in
the dairy industry.
The employment bureau for farm
help is something that has been con-
Quoted by the club for several seasons
past with more or less success
Many hundreds of men are annually
placed on Gallatin farms by this
agency.
The desire to extend the railroad
facilities for Bozeman is one that
. is finding voice among many of oul
citizens. Local men figure that soon
: er or later the Milwaukee railroad
. will build an entrance to the Yellow
9 stone and the idea is prevalent il
! Bozeman that such an entrance NIGH
9 be built by the road either coming
. in through Bridger or by tapping tn
: main line at Maudlow and complet
ing the few miles that place to Me
nard. 1t has been suggested that tn
= south line should run up the Madison
to Yellowstone.
For tourists the chamber of com
. merce proposes to again conduct al
: information bureau on Main stree
: and to supervise the local campinl
" grounds, as well as to keep up tn
3 work on the West Gallatin canyor
that the "Gallatin Way" be second t
none. Efforts will also be continue
to have parts of Middle Creek car
yon made into a recreation park.
The summer band concerts will a
!. so be continued and the club pro
poses to cooperate with PRACTICAL
!, all local organizations in anythin
- that will work for the city's we
= fare or betterment
The complete program as adopte
by the board Of directors follows:
N Major Program.
Lefty manager from of govern
Id ment.
a. 2. Promoting and encouraging II
$. development of the dairy industr
rs in the Gallatin valley.
1t. 8. Working for extended railros
~ facilities for Bozeman.
rn 4. Developing an aviation landir
es field.
es 5 Working for a new Northsz
i'll Pacific depot.
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