The Bozeman courier., 1921-07-27

relp on US going with any movement
genuinely cooperative.
"Gallatin County Union, American
Society of Equity.
"By NJ, J. Weersing, Sec Treas"
"The Rotary club at their last reg
ular meeting decided to get behind
the Gallatin Day picnc on July Both
and do all in their power to make
same a success, believing that gath
erings of this kind will work a benefit
to Gallatin county that cannot be ac-
complished in any other way. 1t is
always a good thing to get the citi-
zens Of a community together, and
this should be day where our farm
ers, business and professional men
should get together and gain a better
understanding Of one another. AS
suring you that the Rotary club is
anxious to cooperate in any way
possible for the success of the day,
we are,
very sincerely yours,
"BOZEMAN ROTARY CLUB,
"By j. A. LOVELACE, President" +"
"a movement was started some
time ago by the Gallatin county farm
bureau to hold a general Gallatin
county picnic on the campus of the
State cOlleg at Bozeman. The CO.
operation of different organizations
in the county was asked and the joint
committee of county affairs for one
has gladly offered its cooperation and
financial support. If it has been your
privilege to travel to any extent over
other parts of the state, you will
agree that the people of this county
should feel that they can well afford
a day Of general celebration. A gen
uine, old fashioned picnic program
has been arranged for by the commit
tee and through the cooperation of
all farmers, trade and business mems
organizations a large general attend
ance is expected without regard to
any artificial and imaginary dividing
lines Let US not forget that there
is such thing as too constant appli-
cation to your every day duties and
a day spent in mutual enjoyment and
relaxation among your neighbors is a
day well spent. Let us endeavor to
bring back to the Gallatin the old
fashioned, all-American picnic spirit
with everybody from the farmer and
the hardware man to the doctor and
the 'parson present and having a good
time. The future progress of this
county has much TO do with the feel
ing Of confidence and good will
among all its people. 1t makes life
more enjoyable and provides that
fundamental condition whereby con
certed an cooperative action be-
comes possible wherever necessary
Look for programs and hand bills II
the newspapers and all public places
"DICK P. FABRICK,
president Joint Committee OF
County Affairs"
"The news of your contemplated
Gallatin Day picnic was received by
the Bozeman Kiwanis club with en-
thusiasm. We voted as club to rem
der all the assistance we could anC
pledged our attendance as individ
uals to help make the occasion a sue
cess. Personally I feel that every
movement of this kind that tends t
develop a spirit Of harmony, a get
together spirit, is well worth while
and worthy of our vigorous support
It is my belief that the Difference
! that have arisen in the past betweeI
different groups of farmers and be
5ween the farmers and their cit!
'ousins have been due to a lack o
understanding of one another, that ;
r otter acquaintance will help to re
we. The fact that this gathering
:; being held in Bozeman, and we ar
l Bozeman organization, makes u
feel responsible to see that those tina
!. attend have a good time and are gla
that they came.
! ''H. R. GREEN,
q President Bozeman Kiwanis Club.
: Forget the farm, forget the busi
ess and every dull care and come on
With the rest of Gallatin county an
n have a real day of play so that tn
work of the fall harvest will be me
n with in frame of mind that WI
It make it seem as light as shovelin
d feathers into bin.
e Mrs. Kate Shed returned Satul