Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1881-06-24
The Committee Decide Upon the
Details Of the Fourth Of
" July Parade.
Where and how the Procession will
Form, and Of what it will be
Constituted.
The Plans Maturing Nicely, anc
Bismarck Bound to Outstrip
all Rivals.
The Fourth.

It was nine o'clock Saturday evening
when Chairman Thompson Of the Fourth
of July contributors called the meeting
to order, the attendance being about the
same as on Thursday previous. The re-
port of the committee Of fifteen on organ
ization, being called for, DR.. Bently read
the following:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentleman:
Your committee of fifteen, appointed
to arrange for a proper recognition of the
recurrence of our National Anniversary
in Bismarck, would respectfully report
the following recommendations:
LIST. That Capt. J. w. Raymond be made
president, Col. VIM. Thompson master of
ceremonies at the speakers stand, Rev. J.
G. Miller chaplain, and DR.. VIM. A. Ben
tley reader of the Declaration of Inde-'
pendence.
End. That committees be appointed as
follows: -.''
Arranging and decorating grounds
Hon F Wallace, H Marshall, John
Whalen, George S Kelley, VIM Woods,
Frank Donnelly, R B Mason, j A Baker,
Robert Bannerman, H A Cliff.
Refreshments.-W.H H Simpson, j. c.
Cady, S Lambert, R R Marsh, W H Hurd
James q Malloy, Thos MCGOWAN, c w
Freede, Valentine Shreek, John Yegen,
Austin Logan, Louis Peterson, John Can
non, 7 w Griffin.
Vocal music.-F. J. Call, Rev. Jas. NJ.
Bull, Chas. M. Cushman, DR.. A. T. Bige-
low, DR.. VIM. "A. Bentley, VIM. S. Ken
ney, John Davidson, Arthur briggs, Chas.
Louis and Samuel Whitney. t..
Instrumental music.-J. w. Raymond,
G. r. Williams, Alex Mckenzie, r. R..
Marsh.
Races.-Hon. Robert Macnider, Major E
B Kirk, DR. R H Porter, Capt Dan Marat-
ia, Justus Bragg, John A Stoyell, G r
Williams. ....
Minor amusements.-Footr racing, sack
racing, pole climbing etc.-L3N Griffin,
Sam Whitney, c A Galloway, R J Truax,
NJ McLear, A Robidou. IL
Procession.-Col G A Lounsberry, D
Stewart, Jas A Emmons, J. P Dunn, G H
Falrchild, Justin Smith, R B Mason Con
Malloy, G R Williams, Jolld Ostland, Jack
Waldron.
State representation in the procession.
Rev M Bull, John A Stoyell, Hueh
Mcdonald, s H Emerson, D Stewart, w
Glitschke. ...
Reception.-Mayor r B Thurston, ex-
mayor John A Mclean, ex-mayor Geo
Peoples, Geo Flannery, w 3 Watson,
Dan Eisenberg, Justus Bragg, c A Wea-
yer, w H Thurston, VIM A Hollembaek,
Sig Hanauer, Asa Fisher, M Eppinger,
Col E M Brown, Fred Strauss, M L Marsh,
M Slattery, J A Rea, VIM s Kenny, P
Malloy,
Ordinance and fire worlzs-Capt VIM
Harmon, 1t Grimes, Maj Vim Woods, g
T Peterson, VIM B Bell, VIM A Falconer.
Printing-M Halloran, E N Corey, D
Bailey, E A Williams, E AHenderson.
Calathumpian parade-C NJ Cushman,
J Plants, VIM Berkleman, o S Goh.
Glass Ball Shooting.-W 3 Bell, DR.. A
T Bigelow, A Baker, Den Howe.
! Invitations.-J W Raymond, COL G A
Lounsberry, Alex. Mckenzie, John David
son, J E Garland.
Dancing-M L Marsh, BE Lawrence,
A S Leopold, G M Baer, Joe DIETRICH, j
NJ Carnahan, VIM. A. Faldoner, Walter
Bragg, Jas c Bushby, Levi Eisenberg, VIM
Pye, jr., VIM Won Kuster
Base ball-Wm B Bell, OsS Golf, j Ohm
Davidson, jr., G Cramer, Jas G Bushby.
Your committee would further recon.
mend the following order ofprocession to
the grounds, the details of which shall be
under the control Of the chief marshal.
Band. 80
2.-Orator of the day, Mayonof Bismarck,
master of ceremonies and chaplain
in open barouche.
3.-City and county oficersin carriages
4.-Fire department.
5.-Sabbath School children nunder charge
of their teachers.
Citizens with teams, representing the
various industries, merchants, bankers,
artisans, professions ndsIaborers