Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-08-25
THE WELCOME o. The 500.
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was an American flag in colors. The
display was carried out with system,
and was highly pleasing and a fitting
finale to the day. .sa
Night trains carried away the ma
fjority Of the visitors out of the city.
AMONG THE VISITORS.
Some of the city's guests:
General Solicitor a. H. Bright, Chief
Engineer Greene, supt. w. S. Derrick,
of the 500 road.
Captain Parke, UsS. A., and Mrs.
Parke. Lieut. and Mrs. McCaskey.
Lieut.. Goolsby, Dr.. Wheeler.
State Auditor A. N. Carlblom with
the Sargent county contingent.
Travelling Passenger Agent Harm
son of the 500 road.
Frank Wing, %cartoonist and sketch
artist of the Minneapolis journal.
Also Messrs. Currie Of the Journal,
and Pierce of the Times. Both papers
sent special representatives to the city
to cover the celebration.
John Whalen of Minneapolis, for
merly a Bismarck business man, who
came imp on the Soo's first train.
Editor D. R. Streeter Of Linton, who
has threatened for twenty years to
come to Bismarck on the 500.
G. N..Valentine of LaMoure, Auditor
Weed of Logan county, Editor Bryant
of Napoleon. and wife.
General and Mrs. A. Hughes and
Frank Hughes Of Minneapolis. Geo.
Hughes and daughter of Dickinson.
Auditor E, S. Foley of Medora, Bill
lings county.
Judge and Mrs. Wallin OF Fargo.
Railroad Commissioner Lord and wife
of Cando. Harry Lord and wife of
<Cando.
Q. j. Seller and wife of jamestown;
Max Sinclair and wife of jamestown.
J, F. Shea, wife and son Of Wahpeton.
Mrs. j. K. Swan, Fessenden; Rail
road Commissioner Youngblood and
wife, Fessenden. c. G.. Hammond,
Ashley.
E. G.. Pettibone of Dawson. Pat
Lyons of Steele. L. W. Allshouse of
Steele.
Col. G. A. Lounsberry, Fargo, found
Ell Of the Tribune, and one of the early
boomers of Bismarck who came up with
the first traino of the Northern Pacific.
: Ed Pierce, the. Sheldon land man and
hustler.
G.L. Heegaard of Mandan; Dr.. and
/. Mrs. Fufness, DR.. and Mrs. Leonard
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Lyon, Mrs. J. R
Gilbreath, D F. M. Gilbreath, Mrs
J.C Haskin. r H. Smith of Mandan.
! Mr, and Mrs. Macomber. MI. ant
Mrs. Q. r. Bookwalter, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Graham, Wilton.
x =. S. Hackney of the Hackney-Boyn
2 ton Land company and his son, Of st
Paul.
X Dr.. and Mrs. Dillon. Mr.. and Mrs
9 McCulloch, A. P. Lenhart, MI. and Mrs
A. E. Johnson. Washburn..
T.. S. Taylor, Forman; W. ". Brad
. ley, Forman; H. =. Kelly and wife
Z Kuhn.
. John Hurley. Wahpeton; G. A. Pat
g terson and wife, Linton. State Aud
9 itor and Mrs. Carlblom, Forman.
3 J; W. stull. Valley City; B.. irwin
9 Glendale. v. c. Sherman and wife
. Kuhn.
. J. H. Dyste and wife, Forman; Du
= gald and James Campbell, Armstrong
. Misses Flora Campbell, Roberts an
. Mcdonald, Armstrong.
T ]. G. Still, Cakes; Senator J. f
Wishek, Ashley; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthu
p. Guy, Wishek.
S. K. McGinnis, Jamestown; B. {
Russell of jamestown, one of the pie
neers of the state who came out wit
Columbus Delano in 1873, AMI mad
a trip to Bismarck.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bryant, Napt
leon, anu Mrs. w. II. Jacobson, Water
loo, Nebraska.
Architect George Hancock of Fargo
A. NJ. Britts and wife, Linton; J.
Roop, wife and son, Braddock.
O. w. Getchell, Minneapolis.
. W. p. Thurston, Braddock; D. ]
n Foust, Glenullin; ]. G. Campbell
III Glencoe; Beecher Allen, Steele.
~ Q Patterson, Washburn; Geo. ]
III Wentworth. Mckenzie.
|G J. I. s%tandring, Corwith, Iowa.
P. Thurston, Mandan; P. A. schmit
D. w. Leech, Henry Ho1tan, Washbur,
hi Lieutenant George Z. Ball, U. S. A
" Fort Yates.
". Cavanaugh, Cogswell: Louis Col
hi molly, Mandan; j. M. Wirth. Braddocl