The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-06
Lions CLUB PLANS
ACTIVITY PROGRAM
/ WITH ONE
New Set Of Committees Named;
To Play Dickinson Chal-
lenge Basketball

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Bismarck Lions are preparing for
q year of activity on the lines Of the
Association Of Commerce. New com
mittees have been appointed and the
members are asked to make out lists
of what they consider proper major
activities to be undertaken, a COM
mittee then to formulate a schedule
out Of these.
Baseball received a big boost at the
noon luncheon today from Zone Gov
ernor D. E. Shipley, who announced
that one of the best activities the club
could set out on at this time was to
start steps for the location of a team
here this summer. This. he suggested,
could be taken up in the joint meet
1ngs OF the Bismarck service clubs
which have been proposed but not
held SO far. He said baseball could be
made a twin city affair between Bis
marck and Mandan. Good games
could do much for the prestige OF the
two cities in many ways, he reminded
the club.
Dickinson Challenges
A challenge was received from the
Dickinson club to play a basketball
game in this city at some date still
to be set. The challenge was accepted
and Russell Barneck, E. B. Klein and
G.. d. Dursema were appointed a conf
mittee to enlist a team and arrange
for the game.
A special committee to assist the
A -. nrtoo,, I ar,4, IN, vn1o ,,,,i,ar for. tho
state convention of the veterans here
was named, A. 1. Fosteson. William
Sclla1tz and Capt. II. A. Brocopp. al!
Legionnaires. being designated.
It was announced that the Wash
burn club is all set to receive a visit.
from the Bismarck Lions next Mon
day evening. proceedings to start
there at $50 p. m.
A considerable portion of the lunch
o. was given over to 4ongs by the
Mcclellan brothers. Alex. Alfred and
James. They sang a lot of Scotch
songs, with some sentimental ones
thrown in as melodic ginger ale.
New Committees Named
w. s. Ayers, president, announced
i1 L4AG ROdAQ Va ACSLUlo nav llClA
a meeting and had checked up OH
the membership list, with the result
that the club had SIS members in good
standing on its roll. Hc then named
the new committees for the year, to
serve until july /, as follows:
Programme. d. Durscma, A. NJ.
Fisher and d. E. Shipley.
Eeception-Robt. Whirland, r. S.
Elge and Gerald Richholt.
Applications for membership-BaS-
sett. Archie Johnson and Joe Spies.
Membership contest-Abe Tolchin-
sky, j. w. Murphy. Walter Jensen
versus Sofus Robertson, E. J.. Gobel
and Fl. L. Melville.
Major projects-Jack Fleck, Fred
Peterson and A. l.. Bavono.
House,. B. Klein, William Couch,
and Russell Barncei,.
Boy Scouts and Wclfare-F. Z. Nc
Curdy. a. c. Isaninger and A. w.
Neff.
Extension Work-Dr. r. e. Strauss,
Q. G. Freiss, Ooert Olson. Harry
Woodnansee and William Doty.
observation-disclosures H. Crane. I. G..
Davies and E. q. Bailey.
Muslc-Henry Halversoll, Adolph
Englehardt and r. A. Mason.
Education and school RELATIONSHIP.
z. Parsons. &. c. Pickles, A. l.. Foste-
SON and H. A. Brocopp.
Publicity and JESTER. H. Gibbons,
Left Fugelso and r. H. Crane.
Parks and playgrounds-Ray STAIR.
j. Thompson. Joe Tschumperlin and
j.. Zimmerman.
City affairs-Albin Hedstrom, Art
Hedstrom and G. P. Laney.
Auditors-William Schantz. M. Rue
and E. r. Prachel.
AL Wilde was introduced as a Lion
cub and Senator James Cain, of Dick
lnson, and G. B. Dickinson, of the
Indian school, as guests.
Fred Peterson spoke a fearful fare
well to DR.. Strauss and Joe Spies. who
this week will depart for the land of
palms and movie stars, to be away
several mcnths. DR.. Strauss was
presented with a handsome Glad
stone bag in which to bring back
souvenirs for the members, these to
consist Of trophies won in a bridge
tour in which he and Lion Spies will
be playinates.