The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-25

ticipating in the state basketball
tournament.
Vigorous efforts for westward ex.
tension Of air-mail service are being
made by the aviation and tourist
camp committee. according to repor,
prepared by A. j. Arnot, chairman
He said the proposed establishment
of route through South Dakota by
the Manner Air Transport company
is a move to halt westward extension
from Bismarck.
Tourist Traffic Lighter
Though tourist traffic was lighter
the report said, patronage Of the Bis
marck tourist camp held up reason.
ably we'll because Of its location,
service and equipment, Camp re-
ceipts were $2,l60.67, compared with
disbursements OF $1,42O30. Receipts
dropped $4l4.50 from 1891 while auto !.
mobiles registered dropped from 1881
to 1882.
Among miscellaneous activities list
&c we're unemployment relief and
benefit shows for unemployed: COM
munity chest. to which $l2.2l9.05 was
subscribed: Christmas activities. in
Guiding a program for children at au-
ditorium. during which 1900 bags Of
candy were distributed. and distribu
ton of 1876 baskets Of food to needy
families; community gardens for
needy: mass meeting for Dollar
Wheat movement: campaign against
passage of debt moratorium measure;
and maintenance Of information bu-
leauc
In the capitol retention campaign.
the association rallied the city to the
cause and distributed 10000 lette:
heads. 100000 "Vote No" cards. 5000
pamphlets and circulars; $1,000 pub
licity pamphlets. and $4,000 other
pieces Of advertising matter. In adj
dition two or more advertisements
were sponsored in every newspape !:
in the state and 20 teams. numbering
IS men. visited 200 cities and towns IN
the drive.
Committees Are Listed
Members of committees in charge
of last years projects were:
Agriculture George Duemeland,
chairman, H. o. Putnam ]. p. jackson.
s O. Ward and George Bird.
Aviation and tourist camp-A. J.
Arnot. chairman. Gus Wingreene, F.
l.. Moule, ]. L. Kelley, r. B. Webb,
Frayne Baker, o. w. Roberts and DR..
H. +. Perry.
City affairs-Dr. r. s Towne.
chairman. NJ. H. Atkinson, George
Bird. DR.. G. M. Constans and 8. w.
Corwin.
Entertainment - Harry Woodman-
see, chairman. A. r. Tavis. w. 3.
Ayers and w. E. Doty.
Finance and membership - H. j.
Duemeland. chairman. DR.. Constans.
Doty, F. A. Copelin. w. +. Kraft,
Carl Nelson, l.. K. Thompson and F.
H. Waldo.
Highways-Carl Nelson, chairman.
F. M. Davis. Theodore Quanrud, J. G.
Cberg and Fred Peterson.
Industries and rates-James Trim
BILE, chairman, w. G. Renden. L. <.
Thompson. ]. L. Bell, T. p. Allen,
Quanrud. o. o. Lee and A. g. White
Publicity and conventions-O. V.
Bowman, chairman. H o. Saxvik, E.
A. Thorberg, John Peterson and Cor
win.
Retail trade development-Dr. ]. Q.
Arnson. chairman: r. NJ. Bergeson,
Ayers. Webb B. o. Refvem and Burt
Finney.
Missouri river developments. E
Ino,,;c chairman Raknr Gordon Cox
and Atkinson.
observation-disclosures w. Guthrie
DR.. Arnson and j. N Roherty.
Theater berefits-J. p. Wagner, B
F. Lawyer and Mrs. c. w. Moses.
Citizens Military Training camp
general. H. o. Saxvik, chairman. Bak.
err and Atkinson: women's, Mrs. g
Olgeirson. chairman. Mesdames A. D
McKinnon. J. E. Davis. J. A. Solien
w. Edick and R. ]. Kamplin and Mis-
Mary Houser, all of Bismarck, anc
Mesdames F. w. McKendry anc
Frank McGillic of Mandan.
Present members OF the board o.
directors are ]. E. Davis, president
Burt Finney, vice president, J. L. Bell
treasurer, DR.. Arnson, A. E. Brink, H
J. Duemeland. B. o. Refvem, w. q
Render, DR.. Towne and Harry Wood
mansee. Those who served part o
last year but retired following the las
election are A. ]. Arnot, o. v. Bow
man, George Duemeland, Carl Nelson
and James Trimble.