Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-02
CHICAGO BUSINESS Men ( /
GIVEN R0US|NG RECEPI'N|
Were Shown Sights of the City and
Taken to the Capitol Ill.,,
TRAIN ARRIVED SCHEDULE VISITORS EXPRESSED
SURPRISE At APPARENT RESOURCES cTY-eovERl
NOR BURKE ADDRESSED MEETING COMMERCIAL
CLUB HEADQUARTERS sflUYU

1873 Jackson Blvd Especial Cores
pondent.)
Richard H. Little, Chicago Record
Herald, 154 Washington st. (Specia
Correspondent
F. L. Macomber, Hubbard, Spencer
Bartlett & Co., State st. Bridge. Hard
ware. g &c.,
John P. Mann, Morris, Mann & Reil
ly, 1856 Fifth st. Dry Goods Special
| v. F. Mashek, The Pilsen Lumber
Co., 724 Latin st. Lumber. II!
| John Mccarthy, Chas. Hathaway &
Co., 205 La Sale st. Commercial
Paper -~#$.
| Hubert F. Miller, The Chicago Asso-
citation. of Commerce, Y Jackson
Blvd.
c. w. Mott, representing Northern
Pac. r. R. Co., st. Paul, MINI.
James O'Shaughnessy, Gundlach
Advertising Co., Tribune Building.
Advertising. N$s%
Percival B. Palmer, Perciyal B.
Palmer & Co., 266 Adams st. Cloaks
and Suits. . ,,z2.5'
George G. Powers. Union Wire Mat
tress Co., Blackhawk and Cherry SITS.
Furniture. %
Frederick H. Rawson, Union Trust
Co.. Tribune Building. Banker.
George T. Robe, Excelsior Supply
Co., 2S3 Randolph st. Automobile
Supplies. <-|s.
Neil satterlee, Oficial stenograph-
er. Chicago Opera House. 3*fs'
Prof. John A. Scott, Northwestern
University. Evanston, III. e.:
Robert L. Scott, Carson, Prize, Scott
& Co., 221 Adams st. Dry Goods.
Charles; Seegers, 1. The American
varnish Co, 800 N. Branch St Paints
and Varnish3 s&& II r. ssS~s
Edwin Sherman, Guthmann; Carpen-
ter &, Telling, Quincy and Franklin
SITS Boots and Shoes / .%&sS
Dr. Heman sspalding.4 Chicago
Heath Department CITY Hal. 4
3. D. Stevens, American silk Co.,
1856 Adams st. =, Silks and Satins.
Geo. F. Stone, Secretary. Board of
Trade, Jackson Blvd. and LaSalle st.
Edward j. Stransky, Kuh, Nathan
q Fischer Co., 276 Franklin st, Cloth
Harry: 4. Wheeler. Credit. Clearing
House, 200 Monroe st. r AZ
orva g. Williams o. g. williams
Mtg. c., 223 e. Washington st. Al
vertising Novelties. .f.. sgz~,@z~.. i. i
Kay Wood, Wood Brothers. Union
Stock Yards. Live Stock Commits
sion. j. =: s. s%5 - 5 y
In an interview with Representa-
tive of the Tribune, Kay Wood, OF
Wood Bros, live stock commission
firm, said relative of the trip: &
1T has been my pleasure to travel.
frequently through this western couny
try, at least once IL year, and each
time I come here X am impressed by
the evidence Of Your energy, progress.
and development that are .eyerywhere
apparent. The people are always!
more prosperous and more enthusiast
tic each year. ana especially notica-'
Bile ID your agricultural development
which II going forward at such q rap-.s
i'd poce fl North Dakota. I T1
''The live stock industry which Il
represent has been prominently iden.
titled with North Dakota's develop
ment for q number Of years, but It
seems to me that every line OF trade
which the Chicago market represents
Will soon occupy as prominent po.
sition as factors in North Dakota's;
growing population. the !, mechanical
needs of your progressive industries,
will doubtless bring Chicago and this
section Of the country In much closer
contact than ever before. Is.
with special reference to the in
terests represent, let me say that
the prospects were never brighter for
higher returns for western beef than
at present. The shortage of corn
throughout the corn belt has curtailed
the supply Of corn fed cattle, and the
severe droughths in Texas have ag-
gravated this shortage Chicago this
season must look to the west for the
larger portion Of its ,aunply Of beef.
The quality Of your beet has improys
ed with every year and We are conf
dent that this year viii ,be no excep-
ton. 81 l4fH4Gs5 go -
II know the Eenueh men from Chi
cago VIII Join witch me In saying that
this trip Of the REPRESENTATIVES OF eths
Association Of Commerce heS been III
eye opener to all. lsteryWhefe 90
have met the famed hoSpitxlity Of the
west, and every member Of The dele
CATION has bsAn ampresssd with his
reception. 'and IL fis the hope or our
delegation. vsYy emphatieally expre5s.
cd, That the Western men Will give the
Association Of Commences IN .oppor-
tunity to return their hospitalit II
visiting Chicago q the near fGtures'''
Mrs d. il Moore Of Devil. .1aiS
!. yisftins hsr mothsr MI
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