Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-30
FINE SPIRIT
SHOWN By ALL
AT LUNCHEON
CONTINUED From Page u
Church Wen Received.

Church Well Received.
Perhaps the most heartily received
talk given at the luncheon was from
State Senator w. J.. Church of York,
a member OF the Nonpartisan league,
who will be leader Of his party In the
ext legislature. Mr., Church said:,
The progress made with the state
mill and elevator IL gratifying to me
10 q member of the political party re-
sponsible for starting the project. 1t
T. particularly gratifying to the man
on the farm. It ear the realization
Of a dream; the thing that has been
looked for aud hoped for. ~
This morning during the exercises
on the street I remarked TO President
Kane that human nature In IN IL
strong, and that / felt q desfre to ay
I told you So But It 10 q spfrtt, Of CO.
operation that is needed We must :
together. neck and neck. Tor the suc-
SUCCESS of this enterprise. An Of us.
regardless Of political party. must nee
It through
"A DascouraGfn& Year.
Many Of you own farms: I do. and
I want to say that it has been mighty
dfscouuax1ns this fan. For the FIRST
time in several years We had crops,
and they were above the average. 70:
We were forced to see tho results Of
u work disappear under u fest
and to plead for lenisncy and
time in which to meet our obHgatdona
IT do not say that the sbats mill
and elevator will be a panacea for ~
troubaeA. But I do believe that IT will
help"
Nestos Speaks Briefly.
Governor r. A. Nestos, because Of
being scheduled to deliver the main
address at the mill later in the after
noon, spoke but briefly. He told Of tho
even greater need for support and CO.
operation now that the actual opera
ton Of the plant lie getting under way.
expressing the opinion that this In Ut
considerably greater importance than
was the building Of the --oject-
Proposes New Management
1t was the governors promise that
II he IL still in power at b next seS-
sion Of the state legislature It IL his
intention to ask that 4 non-polttica1
body be organized to take charge Of
the institution, these men to be Sc
lected because OF their dtness for the
work in hand, and without regard for
political tendencies or connections.
Everything possible" the governor
said, will be done to make this enter
cess II such things car be made to
succeed" l
Over 200 Present
Others called on to speak included
Joseph Kitchen, commissioner of aRri-
culture and labor, WHO spoke briefly
on the need for the right kind, OF
spirit, and Hans GeorEesen. president
o. +he N. D. Farm Bureau federation.
who wees in this plant tho making OF
u T.. ea.er Grand Forks.
The luncheon was attended by more
+hor 00O noonJoa whi1o ANIL A~w ~
the Commercial club comprised the
greater number. there we're q great
many invited guests from throughout
the state, among them many state Of
flcials and candidates for state and
district offices at the coming election.
Following are some of the dfstin-
guished guests who were present
Hans Georgesen Of Niagara, president
Of the North Dakota Farm Bureau
Federation; II. J. Meyers, president Of
the Pillsbury Engineering company Of
Minneapolis.N which concern did the
engineering work for the plant; W. J
Burnett, Cummings; II. E Lykken,
Minneapolis; Charles Doyon, Doyon;
r. M. Sproul, Buffalo; James A Din
ME, Grand Forks; G. H Hoop1e. Hoo
pie; w: c. Whitman, Grand Forks;
John F. Freeman, Grand Forks; John
Won Ruden. REYNOLDS; siver Nelson
Mekinock; w. ]. Church. York; Arth.
ur Nelson, Mekinock; Nels Nelson
Kel1ys; J. A.. Kitchen, Bismarck: r. d
Murphy, Bismarck; j.. E. EastEate
Lardmore; O. E. Ashbrook, Kempton;
G.. l. Erickson, LAnkin; e. K Spoon.
: helm, Northwood; William E. Emery
Emerado; NJ. l. Elkin. Mayvflle; DR.
Brekke, Northwood: Hans Anderson
Grand Forks; e. Evans, iVoss; ]. Ry'
an, Crystal; ]. Van'Camp,, st. Thomas;