Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-09-13
What the State Committee has Arrang-
ed for in the Tour Of
Roosevelt.
Schedule Of the Governors Train on its
Westward Trip through North
4 Dakota.
Special Secured to Give all Towns on
the N. P. q chance to Hear
Roosevelt. 81:

welt through the state of North Da-
kota have now been completed, SO, 1T
was announced yesterday by Secretary
Jewell of the state central committee,
who returned yesterday from trip to
the Twin cities, where he went to
make arrangements for the special
train over the N. P. from Fargo to
Dickinson. He says that there had
been some misund derstanding between
the state and national committee in re
gard to the matter until few days
ago. The state committee supposed
that the special train which is at the
disposal of the distinguished party at
the present time would carry them
through the entire trip, and that no,
special arrangements in that respect
would have to be made by the state
committee. 1t was discovered few
days ago, however, that from Fargo
on through the state it was the inten-
ton Of Governor Roosevelt to go to
Bismarck and on through the stale on
the regular train This plan would
have precluded the possibility of
stopping ait any place aside from Far
go and Bismarck.
Secretary Jewell therefore went to
~. Paul and completed arrangements
with the management Of the Northern
Pacific to run special train from
Fargo to the western boundary of the
state ait THE expense of the state CEN
trail committee, as the people of the
state would never be satisfied with but
two addresses from the distinguished
candidate for vice president who is
very popular throughout the state Of
North Dakota. "a
Arrangements have been made to
have Senator cCumber and a repre-
sentative Of the republican state CEN
tral committee meet Governor Roose-
Welt at Ortonville, Mimi, and to have
Senator Hansbrough meet the party
a. Aberdeen. Before reaching Fargo
short addresses will be made from the
rear of the train by Gov. Roosevelt at
Fairmount, Abercrombie and Wahpe-
ton, arriving in Fargo the evening of
the 18th, when the grand rally will be
held. On this occasion it is the in.
tention to run excursions from the
lower valley counties The special
from Grand Forks will be run under
the auspices Of the tdcKinley-R -Roose-
veIt club of Grand Forks and from
present indications an immense crowd
will attend Addresses will be made
at the Fargo meeting by Senators
Hansbrough, Nelson, Carter OF Mon
tana, and Col Roosevelt. Senator
Garter will accompany the party
through the entire state and make
several addresses and will also return
to the state later in the campaign and
make a series Of addresses in return
for q number of speeches to be deliv-
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brough, who will accompany Roosevelt
on the trip through the state as far.
as Miles City, where he will hold a
grand rally. Senator NcC Cumber will
make one of the party as far as James
town, where he will stop off ito make
aTTan gements for the biggest rally of
the campaign on Saturday night of
the present week, while Governor
Roosevelt is at Bismarck.
According to the schedule that has
been arranged for the special stops
will be made and addresses at the fol-
lowing places between Fargo ana Bis
marck on the 18th inst. by Governor
Roosevelt
Valley City, 8 q. M; jamestown, at
noon; Steele, at 2 p. M, after which
no further shops will be made until
Bismarck is reached, where the rally
will be held in the evening. Special
rates OF a fare and one-third for the
round trip have been made from all
the towns adjacent to those IN which
rallies are to be held by all the rail-
roads and the county committees
along the route OF the special are MAX.
Ing arrangements to have Roosevelt
greeted by the largest crowds he has
met since he started on his tour. Ar
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