Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-06-14
The Tournament,

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Forum: The street demonstration yes.
terday morning was a monster one-the
largest in years. The line of march was
formed on Northern Pacific avenue
shortly after 10 o'clock and marched
across the north side bridge to Moor
head, where they were met by the dele
gates to the Minnesota convention stand
ing in open order. The Minnesota fire.
men gave the place of honor to the
North Dakota division of the parade
while in Moorhead, and after crossing
the south side bridge the boys returned
the compliment by hating in open order
and allowing the Minnesota fremen to
head the parade in Fargo.
The parade was headed by a platoon
of police, followed by Gov. Allin and
staff, Business Mems union committee,
First Regiment band, Company B, Wat
rous engine exhibit, Moorhead Hose
company and their elegant new truck,
Norman band, Minnesota fremen dele
gates, Lisbon department, Bismarck
hose team, Wahpeton Kids, Wahpeton
hose team, Indian band, C%asselton de-
partment, Tower City hook and ladder
team and truck, Fargo band. C%ontinen-
tails and truck, Rescues and truck,
Yerxas and truck, bicyclists and trades
display.
The judges appointed by the board of
trustees of the firemen's convention
we're: Finishing judges, Louis Larson
of Hillsboro; G. A. Cartwright, Wahpe-
ton; J. D. Wakeman, Bismarck. Hy-
drant judge, Charles O'Rourke, Mandan.
Starting judge, W. A. Mickle, chief of
Grafton. .l
Fargo Forum: The Pioneer Hose Co..
came in from Bismarck on No. 2 this
morning-with their running truck
and say they're going to lower that
record of 20 3-5 seconds.
The Forum was charmed with a call
from the Bismarck boys-coming like
North Dakota weather-just in time to
do the most good and make us all
happy.
"Jlm" Wakeman, ex-chief of the Bis.
marck department, is down with Mrs.
Wakeman-and the boys say-Mrs.
Wakeman says-it's the first time.
The only Joe Edgerley is here with
his old-time smile.
Assistant Chief Frank Scott, of Bis
MARKHAM old-time Fargoite and men,
Der of the police force, came down with
the boys this morning, and is shaking
hands with his numerous friends.
The following are the officers of the
association for the ensuing year:
Frank Russell OF Lisbon, president.
A. Robinson of Cavalier, first vice.
president.
D. E. Hughes of Jamestown, second
vice-president.
Charles Harris of Grafton treasurer.
Joseph Edgerley of Bismarck, statis-
tical secretary.
William Hart of Fargo, delegate to the
national convention of chief engineers.
Joseph Anderson, Wahpeton; Duncan
McGillis, Bismarck; and James Ken.
nedy, Fargo, board of trustees.
Two Graduates.
Two former graduates of the Bismarck
high school we're graduated from the,
state normal school at Valley City last
week. The Alliance publishes synopses
OF their very creditable efforts as fol-
lows:
Miss Emma l.. Bell of Bismarck was the
second on the program with a paper on
elements of Power" which showed much
careful study. The main points of the
essay are brought out in the following alb
stract:
The leaders in every vocation of life have
been those with characteristic powers,
From the ranks Of these leaders have come
the worlds conquerers, not conquering