Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-13

movement TO iris state and that the
distribution will be from Fargo. The
headquarters is at Allentown and the
letters state chat the newcomers are
very desirable class of people and all
experienced in farming pursuits.-Far-
go Forum. %.<..l
Never Better Prospects Farmers
coming into the city from all points
in the county, and other counties,
have only good reports when speaking
Of the crop conditions. The weather
seems to be just as 1t would have been
ordered were such a thing possible.
The ground is thoroughly drenched
and the growing days that we are hav-,
ing, are simply ideal. Neither too
warm or too cool and vegetation is
making phenomenal growth.
Vacation Trip-The Misses Perry.
Jonassen, Jones and Hansen left tD:s
noon for their vacation trip. They
went from here to Valley City where
they will take the 500 ana go west
over that line and !he Canadian Pa
cific. They will visit Banff and view
the glaciers farther west. Upon ar
rival at the coast they will take steam
er for Portland and viii take in the
fair. From the latter place they will
journey homeward over The Northern
Pacific taking in Yellowstone park on
the way.
G. A. r. Encampment-The G. A. R.
annual encampment is to be held in
jamestown Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday of this week. The program for
the three days is as follows: Evening
of 18th, meeting in Armory. Address
Of welcome-Mayor Severn. Response
by Dept. Comdr. Siegfried of Sanborn,
followed by entertainment at opera
house. 16th-Morning, business meet
ing. Election of officers. Afternoon
Parade of veterans. State guards
secret society and business organiza-.
lions. Evening campfires and
entertainments. 17th-Morning, install
lation of officers. Afternoon-Car-
riage drive Of visitors to points of in
terest about the city.
Guest of Honor-Prof. A. L. Woods,
who was Gov. Whites private secre-
tary during the latter part of his term,
accompanied by Mrs. Woods and their
two younger boys, were in the city
from Friday until Sunday and were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. White and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nye. They were on their
way to Perham, where they expect to
camp out along one of the laks in that
vicinity during the summer, after
which they will take up their residence
in Grand Forks, where Mr.. Woods will
engage in business. Mrs. F. P. Wright
entertained about thirty ladies Satur-
day afternoon, Mrs. A. L. Woods of
Bismarck, being the guest of honor.
Valley City Times-Record.
Industrial Parade-It is long time
since the merchants have engaged in
an industrial parade-not since 500
day and it would be good scheme to
have one on the Fourth this year if
for no other purpose than to show the
people, and especially those that will
be our guests, what a growth the bust
ness enterprises of the city have made
since that time. In no part of the
state can our business houses be out
done and it is well to keep that fact
ever in front of the people. Let us
have real good Industrial parade. OF
course it will cost a little something
in time and money but smoke a few
less cigars and cut out little of the
agony, that your business may be
doomed and thus you become able to
smoke even more cigars and put on
more agony if you choose.
Three Weeks More-Three weeks
from today is the great Fourth of July.
What are you going to do and how and
where are you going to celebrate?
Bismarck is cit" on the Fourth. Got
more resources to fall back on to pro-
duce genuine celebration and is 60
ing to do it. You had better make up
your mind to come to the capital city
as all the roads will give you a rate
that will make it cheap enough and
you will be treated right by the citi-
zens when you get here. Probably the
chief feature of the day will be base
ball and good games have been ar
ranged for. The Bismarckers would
like to see oil their friends from the
surrounding towns and country dis
tricts join us ON the national birth
day and those that come will find that