The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-08-31

Inc ASSOCIATED Advertising Clubs
Convention here on September 14th
!, and 18th is now assuming the proper
tons of one Of the biggest affairs of
it's kind ever held in this section of
the country according to reports COM
ing in from Mr.. C. G. Ferguson of
Minneapolis, President of the Eighth
District comprising four states, Mr..
Tom Sullivan Of Mandan, Secretary of
the North Dakota State Association,
and the Convention Committee of the
local Town Criers Club.
, The registration of delegates will
commence on the evening of Septem-
Der 18th when the local Criers will
give an informal reception to the in
coming delegates.
The convention will open Thursday,
September 14th at 9 A. M. with V. E.
Stenerson, President of the local club
in the chair. The visitors will be well
coined by President Stenersen, and
Mayor w. M. Smart, w. E. Holbein,
State President, responding for the
State Association and C. G. Ferguson
for the District.
The work will then be divided into
two parts, one handling state affairs
and one handling district affairs, when
announcements will be made and COM
mittees appointed after which will
follow two main addresses, "The Part
that Advertising Must Play in the
Development of the Great North
west" by Governor R. A. Nestos, and
to do for Individual Clubs,"' by Carl
Hunt, General Manager A. A. C. of
w. of New York.
A. o,oa r,o1ock thoro will ho , rfroo+
parade, each club forming unit.
The afternoon will be divided into
departmental sessions: "Retal Ad-
vertising" by Fred P. Mann, Devils
Lake; "Newspaper Advertising" by R.
f. Colley, Of Fargo, N. Oak; "Direct
Advertising" by Frederick Hartmann,
Jr., of Minneapolis; Especially Adver-
tising," by Mr.. r rutherford Finch Of
Minneapolis.
At six o'clock there will be big
banquet, the principal speaker being
Judge Charles A. Orbison of Indian
apolis who will give an inspirational
address on the subject Of "Modern
Crusaders".
On Friday, September 18th, there
will be four main addresses: The
Newspapers Place in Advertising" by
Archie McFaul, St. Paul Dispatch;
, cart in Advertising" by Louis Bur
CESS, President of Minneapolis Adver-
Using Club; "Budgeting Advertising
C!uJ WIr.-" by Earle Pearson Of New
York, the new Editor of Associated
Advertising; "Making Paper Part OF
the Picture" by Don Leslie of st.
Paul.
At the Club Luncheon at noon it is
expected that Norman Black from
Fargo will speak.
: In the afternoon, committee re-
ports will be received, there will be
election of officers, the next conven-
ton city will be selected and special
business will be conducted in the
Home Departments.
On the night of Thursday, Sept. ID,
there will be d midnight frolic. This
will be a rival to the Northwest Lum-
bermen>s trolic of two years ago. 1t
is not permitted to say much about
this but it is assured that pleasant
time will be had.
The convention will meet in the new
Scottish Rite Cathedral which affords
sufficient rooms for the different de-
partmental sessions.
The local convention committees
are as folloWs:
Hotel Reservations: J. 0. Dahl,
Chairman, c. e. Danielson, Ed Ehr.
Finance Committee: R. J. Doebler,
u. S. Milloy, Otto Ellison.
Entertainment Committee: James
F. Smallwood, Jr., Dick Mills, Dave
Philips.
Committee on Automobile Drive: B.
e. Stewart, H. H. Westlie, A. Brats-
berg.
Parade Committee: J. U. Lyons,
Max johnson, Ed Shirley.
Registration Committee: V. r.
Tompkins, Charles Wiley, Clarence
See.
!, Advertising Committee: Hal Davies,
V. H. Corbett, G. D. Colcord.
Ticket Coupon Committee: N. B.
Livingston, J. K. Woodward, w. C.
Davis.
Exhibition Committee: L. A. White,
Harry Winters, H. w. Montgomery.
Music Committee; John Quigley,
Harvey Winters, w. M. Smart.
Decorating Committee: A. F. Bacon,
E. C. Hart, T. N. Yeomans.
Reception Committee: Pete Gugelso,
James Falconer, A. j. MCDANIEL, L.
H. Piper, B. E. Qualley, Harry Con-
stantine, Dave Mair. .....-'.>.
Banquet Committee: Carl Cox, John
Corbett, G.. A. Huss.
Smoker Committee: Cap Swiggum,
H. C. Gierlich, Max Haskell.
Arrangements Committee: E. J. Nc
Grath, w. E. Borene, P. C. Hamre.
s-w Ward Go. Tair-sspt. 12-15-
T. T. Jacobson Makes Big Success
Fishing in Alaska ~
T. T. Jacobson, of Wittenburg, Wis,
!Minot pioneer. and owner of valuable
property in this city, has made a
"killing'' in the herring fishing in
dustry in Alaska, according to reports
just received.
Mr.. jacobson left Minot in June
with his three sons and has been fish
ing along the coast of Alaska since,