MINNESOTA CLUB DRAWS INTEREST OF NORTHWEST

The Northwest is showing interest in the formation of a Minnesota Club at Dartmouth. An account of the club's organization and list of its membership was recently printed in The Minneapolis Journal. It follows:

"Minnesota men attending Dartmouth college have organized the Minnesota club, according to word received last night by Gus Eckberg, student at the university, from his brother, Bert, former North high athlete and a member of the 1919 football team at Dartmouth. The purpose of the club is to get in touch with the prospective Dartmouth students and to work in conjunction with the Dartmouth Alumni Association.

"At the formation of the club, Orton H. Hicks was elected president. Fred P. Carleton and Bert Eckberg were named vicepresident and secretary and C. W. Sanders, Jr., of St. Paul was made treasurer.

"Other Minnesota men attending the college at Hanover, N. H., are: D. H. Ankeny, C. L. Bartholomew, Jr., T. P. Chambers, G. W. Cook, G. E. Gardner, L. A. Gluek, G. A. McLaughlin, M. M. Mills, R. E. Rubins, B. O. Sewall, B. Teagle, L. H. Wagner, J. K. Wetherby, Jr., and E. S. Leonard of Minneapolis; W. W. Bixby, V. P. Gaver, R. W. Hutchinson, R. H. Patterson, C. L. Sweeney, R. J. Rothschild, F. P. McKown of St. Paul; A. J. Bishop, P. E. Pletre and R. E. Maxwell of Winona; C. A. Burnham of Jackson; W. J. Gratz of Wilmar, N. D., and R. J. Richardson of Fairmont; A. F. Gooding of Rochester, and W. L. Conrad of Stillwater.