The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-18
ST. LOUIS COUNTY
CLUB MEETING.
A. E. DYER OF HIBBING, AGAIN
HEADS THE CLUB FOR
COMING YEAR.

day session Saturday with the read
ing of sectional meeting reports and
establishment of a definite line of
work for 1926.
The two sessions, Friday and Sat-
urday, conducted at Hotel Duluth,
were attended by more than 800
members of the club residing in St.
Louis lounty.
Present officers, reelected are:
A E. Dyer, Hibbing, president;
Louis Christensen, Duluth, first vice
president; Mrs. Willard Bayliss,
Chisholm, second vice president; ana
NJ. B. Elson, Gilbert, secretary and
treasurer.
Directors for next year, elected
at Fridays sectional meetings. are:
B. C. Erickson, Duluth; James
Moonan, Ely; G. C. Carlson, Tow
er; Mrs. Willard Bayliss, Chisholm;
Mr.. Dyer, Hibbing; Louis Christen-
ser, Duluth; M. B. Elson, Gilbert;
Mrs. c.. E. Spring; Mrs. NJ. c,
Francisco, Saginaw.
Delegates to the Underwater con-
gress at st. Paul, Jan. 5 and 6, the
annual meeting of the Ten Thousand
Lakes association at Minneapolis,
Dec. 16, Wednesday, and the Mime
sofa State Farm Bureau federation
at st. Paul, Jan. 9 to IL, inclusive,
were appointed by the board of
directors Saturday.
Mr.. Carlson, Tower, was named
delegate to the Ten Thousand
Lakes association; Mr.. Christensen,
Duluth, and Conrad Johnson,
Meadowlands, to the Farm fedora
ton convention; and George H.
Lommen, Biwabik; Mrs. c. E. Spring,
Duluth; D. D. McEachen, Hibbing
and Mrs. Bayliss, delegates to the
Tidewater congress.
Farming end community clubs,
affiliated with the home and COM
munity section of the county club,
planted 80,S4S trees during the past
year, according to that sections re-
port. Of this number the Home
croft Community club of Duluth,
planted 1920 trees. for which it
was given an achievement award,
large banner. In 1924, $4,000
trees were planted with the Jackson
Farmers club, winner of the achieve
ment award.
Resolutions approved by the Sec
tional meetings Friday and Endorsed
by the resolutions committee, were
adopted by the general assembly
Saturday morning. They included
measures urging early completion
of the Great Dakes-St. Lawrence
waterway to the sea, development
Of peat land in the county, indis-
criminate and equalized rates on
timber shipments forest conserva-
ton and support of Amendment No.
/.
County agents, and personnel of
committees for the next year are ::
County agents, A. w. Aamodt, Du-
luth; August Neubauer, Virginia;
Anna Tikkanen, Virginia; Edna
Bender, Virginia-Duluth; H. ]. Aase,
Virginia-Duluth.
Agricultural committees are: Elk
ecutive committee, M. j. Thompson,
Duluth, chairman; Louis Christen-
sen, Duluth; 5. C. Erickson, Duluth;
John Hayde:., Hibbing. Land util;--
cation. A. B. Shank Biwabik; Wal
lace Ashby, Meadowlands; M. R.
Adams. Fl,odwoodI; William F.
Haenke, Gilbert. -
Marketing-C. G. Velander Du-
luth: George Farley, Duluth; A.
Ftger, Duluth; John. .ostlund,
Gheen. Livestock-Christ. Jensen,
Duluth; Frank Wardas, Orr; DR..
J. E. Thompson, Ely. Crops and
soils-Fred Ward, Duluth; Fred
Borg, Forbes; X. D. Van Waganen,
Duluth; Albert Olson, Lakewood.
Horticulture-M. A. Thomson, Du-
luth; A. E. Steffa, Zin; Conrad
Wolf, Hibbing; Conrad Johnson,
Meadowlands.
Poultry-George G. Pauleg, Hib-
bling; Otto Swensen, Floodwood; A..
F. Thayer, Virginia; Sigfred Mon
:. son, Lakewood.
Civic and commerce section COM
mittees are: Executive committee
&c. II. Lommen, Biwabik, chair
man; H. T. Olson, Tower. secretary;
James Moonan, Ely; G. C. Carlson,
Tower.
Legislation-George Perham Eve
leth; Alger R. Syme, Chisholm;
Solomon Sax, Eveleth; P. Schaefer,
Ely; Mrs. c. E. Spring, Duluth.
Good roads-George Peterson, Cook
NJ. w. Turner, Duluth; o. R. Scho-
chow, Virginia; Thomas Macarthur,
Alborn. Forestry-A. L. Richey,
Ely; j. H. Handberg, F1oodwood;
Theodore Written, Virginia. Fairs
Il. w. Emery, Hibbing; M. E. Lay,