The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-01-11
COMMERCIAL CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS
A. w. HUXSOL is PRESIDENT
REAL WORK PLANNED
FOR YEAR

The annual meeting of the Com
mercial Club was held at Stennes
hall Tuesday evening and it was a
rousing meeting. President Moore
called the meetig to order and re-
ports of the secretary and treasurer
We're read. Secretary Gordon gave
an outline of what the Club had ac-
complished the past year, laying
stress on the stampede ground inn
provements, the visit of the National
Editorial association, assistance in
winning the county seat and a long
list of other matters that had come
to the attention of the Club.
Treasurer Switzer made COM
prehensive report on the financial
standing of the organization which
showed that the Club had Jared well
in 1922. All bills were paid, some
old accounts settled and there re-
manned cash balance on hand.
I" Officers Elected
The next order of business was
the election of officers and keen in
terest was shown in selecting Off
cials who could and would devote
their time and ability to promoting
the welfare of the city. The new
officers elected were:s
Presidential w. Huxsol
Vice-President-H N. Marion
Treasurer. B. Switzer
Directors N. P. Walters, H. B.
Mason and R. ]. Moore.
Geo. H. Flint and o. t. Stennes,
who hold over for another year, com
plete the board of directors.
Short Talks
The retiring president took occa-
sion to heartily thank the officers and
members for the cooperation extend
ed during the year and predicted that
1923 would be a period of activity
such as the city had never before ex-
perienced.
In the absence Of the newly elected
president, Vice-President Marion
was escorted to the chair and presid-
ed over the meeting for the remand
er of the evening. Attorney Marion
delivered a forceful address on the
duties of citizenship and outlined a
of improvement projects that
will be taken up by the Club. He
laid special stress on the cultivation
and fostering of the "get together"
spirit and suggested series of club
rallies and banquets.
Thu oho fbn.o
for suggestions for civic
and met with a hearty
Among those who spoke
were Rev. S. McIvor, Rev. R. H. AL
len, Rev. A. 0. Johnson, R. J. Moore,
c. L. Marshall, John F. Cook, o. T.
Stennes, John Listerud, N. P. Walters,
F. H. Frahm, 0. c. Johnson and
number of others.
While civic improvements were
ever in mind, the burden of thought
presented by the speakers was aid to.
agriculture in some form or another.
Good roads leading into Wolf Point
from all directions received large
share of consideration and definite
plan will be worked out whereby it
IS expected extensive road improve
nents will be made this season.
A vote of thanks was extended to
,he retiring officers for the faithful
and efficient services rendered.
Bright Future
A noticeable features of the meet
ng was that every man present, re-
,ardless of his bushes, occupation or
was optimistic over the
outlook for Wolf Points future. The
ity is enjoying steady growth and
he surrounding agricultural terri
ory is fast coming to the front in
iversified farming. With the pro-
ects outlined at this meeting and the
ddltlon of the county seat, every
Itlzen of Wolf Point has cause to
eel elated and put shoulder to the
heel and help push the good work
long.
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