Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-02

The delegation of the Chicago AS
ISOLATION Of Commerce that is making
tour of the northwestern and west
ern states. arrived in the city on
schedule time. 2:45 p. H., Tuesday.
A committee from the Commercial
club met the special at Mckenzie
and were introduced to the delega-
ton enroute to the Capital city.
The committee consisted of R. L.
Best, of the R. L. Best and company;
Edward Hughes, of the Hughes Elec-
trio company; H. L. Reade of the
Union Mercantile company; Frank
Grambs, of the Dickinson Heating
company; A., w. Lucas. Of the Lucas
Dry Goods company; Walter Melon
aid, n. P. agent; William Webb Jr.,.
of the Webb Brothers department
store; W: $: Casselman. real estate
dealer; F. L. Conklin, president Of
the Commercial club; 0. N. Durham,
Of the Dakota Lumber company; VIM.
Chase Of the Stacy Fruit company,
w. F. Cushing, Captain I. p. Baker,
William Moore, representing the
Tribune.
Superintendent Burt was In charge
Of the train and was accompanied by
Immigration Agent Mott of the N. P.
railway company.
When the train reached the city the
band, which was In waiting at the
depot, played selection and escorted
by the members Of the Commercial
club the visitors marched to the club
rooms where mutual introductions
took place. After everyone had met
every one else. President Conklfn OIL
the Commercial club, introduced
Governor Burke, who had been the
guest of the Chicago men from Fargo,
and he welcomed the visitors IN his
usual happy vein. II i E1#z|
Harry A. wheeler, the chairman sof
the delegation, responded In ! veryI
felicitious manner. y
- The visitors were then taken to the
capitol building, from which place the
fine natural location ,pf the city was
Viewed. 4 This Visitors we're loud in
their praisesf Of the natural site for
a city which, Bismsrsk nccupies.
The party return1d TO- their train
and started HestsWkrd.
Durfng their stay IN the city the
merchants met number Of the whole
sS1efs With whom they do business.
The visitors decorated the eom-
mercial club members With their Of |
fetal badge ana button, and IN return
the Commercial club presented al
souvenir setting forth the advantages
The party left Chicago Sunday
night and VIII reach home on June
II. The following constitute the
: Frederick Rudtnger. Keith Bros &
Co.. $50 Jackson Blvd. Hats and
Caps. ST.
Frank W. Carson, The Chicago
Tribune, Tribune building. Especial
Cofrespondent.) E: &,..
Edward Clifford, Hornblower 4 |
Weeks, 15s Monroe st. Bankers and
Brokers. - ia ~. -.
Emil M. Despres. Bridges. & Noel
103 State st., Wholesale jewellery. |
George J. Bowling, The Gable Co.,
Jackson Blvd and Wabasha Ave.
Pianos and Organs. ~ 4. "a = 4 Il 4!
Hugo Dus BROCK, EIn9o Du Brock ell
Co.. Adams st and Fifth Ave. Shirt
waist Suit Mgr. w. %#&, 4 n
i Roswell, Field Chicago Examiner.|
146 Franklin St. Especial Cores
pOndeltO ss VI ,., ,-,,g s-4g gFa.
y. C. Harding, Springfield F. & M.
ms Co, eo6 Ia Sale St 1nsur-
ance. ~ & &##
. John NJ. Hart, John NJ. Hart & Co.,
Adams and Clark St., Hardware Fac
tory Products.
Hugo Hartmann. Hartmann Trunk
Co., 200 Jackson Blvd. Trunks and
Travelling Bags.
1Thos. H. Hulburt, Madison st.
Real Estate and Builder.
c. N. Kimball, W. w. Nmball Co.,
Jackson Blvd. and Wabasha Ave.
Pianos and Organs; @.@
Eugene U. Kimbark, The Paper
Mills Co. 319 Fifth Ave. Paper Man
ufacturers.
Philip H. Kinsley, Associated Press,