Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-09-01

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AS fast as badges are sold this list
Will be added to. 1t will appear each
day in the daily.
So buy a badge.
They will be on sale at the First
National Bank, which will be the head
quarters of the finance committee.
IT any James are wrong or have
been omitted in above list-the Trib-
IN should be advised at once.
NOTES.
Wear your badge-and see that the
other fellow does likewise.
Badges can be secured at the First
National Bank, at the Capital Book
Store in Tribune block, at Beardsley's
drug store, at Remington's drug store,
at either the Sheridan house or Grand
Pacific, G. II. Phelps, George G%ussner,
W. Il. Best. r. T.. Best. Webb Bros,
Tribune and other business houses.
Every citizen who has the time
ought to take a quantity of badges-to
sell to those who have not already
purchased.
The badges are still going.
The arrival OF the Grant at Frisco
means that the boys will be home in
about three weeks.
The number of sales ought to be
doubled from it's present number with
out difficulty.
Outside towns are buying badges.
X. NJ. futile sends over from Man
dan for so more badges for Company
A. Fifty were disposed Of in short
order. Messrs. Lyons and Lanterman
are members Of the finance committee
from Mandan.
Even the Indians are patriotic.
Uncle Tommy Richardson Major it
is now-gets 25 badges for the Elbo-
woods region.
Editor Streeter in Emmons and
Messrs. Yeater and Edick will see that
our sister county on the south !:
properly supplied with badges.
Fargo has raised about $1,7Oo.
jamestown has sold about $500 worth.
Valley City has raised $1,000.
The sale in Bismarck should equal
or excel any town Of it's size in the
state.
Badges are on sale at several con-
vcnient places. You'll want to attend
NNN S'AAA oAAN M " llCllIDtIS Ol
Company \ when the return.
To do so YOU must buy a badge.
Buy it now.
Five boys left the Bismarck Trib-
IN force to join Company a. No
other newspaper in the state has rea-
son, therefore, to feel a greater inter-
est in the homecoming and reception
of the boys than the Tribune. All
honor to the officers and privates of
Company "A.
The list of committees appears in
another column.
The funds being raised in Bismarck
and vicinity are to be used first to de-
fray the expenses of a magnificent
demonstration and reception to Com
pany A. While we are raising funds
for this purpose, other communities
are contributing to a fund to bring
the whole regiment-the Bismarck
company as we'll as ~others-back free,
This being the case it becomes neces-
sary for Bismarck and vicinity to con-
tribute a much larger sum than orig
inally desired in order that we NAV
help swell the fund generously sub
scrlbed for u company elsewhere in
the state. Mclean, Morton, EN-
mons and Kidder counties should con-
tribute generously and no Bismarck
man or woman should lack in patriot
ism on this occasion. 1t is no time
to bubble about details, speculate on
improvements in the organization or
harbor personalities. This is a move
ment Of this community to welcome a
gallant company irrespective of poll
tics or factions. Capt. Moffet and his
men are entitled to the best we have
and it is an honor to them and to this
community that such unanimous sent
lment exists-that all old time animos-
tiles and grievances Of individuals are
lost sight Of in the irresistible wave
Of enthusiasm for Company A.
The Woman's Relief Corps took
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