Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-09

| Greene, superintendent or Telegraph;
Mr.. Than, resident engineer; F. c.
Remington, trainmaster; j. Mgals
supervisor.
The Bismarck Commercial Club has
formally accepted the tender by the
Northern Pacific officials the special
train that was made jointly for it and
the Mandan Commercial Club. They
will send large delegation to attend
the celebration, and will also issue
number of outside invitations,
twenty-five in number, inviting rep.
represent atives of business firms to at
tend from as far east as Duluth and
as far west as Dickinson. The Bis
marck wholesalers are very much in
tercs,ed in the new territory as 1t
Opens uD a field of tremendous pos
sibilitieS to them.
The Milwaukee is as yet ten or
twelve miles out, but it is hoped that
that road will be able to reach Mott
in time for the celebration. 1t may be
necessary for the Northern Pacific to
run back to New Leipzig and trans
fer the milwaukee, passengers. in ord
or TO reach Mott. This plan is on
foot at present.
L The Aberdeen Daily American OF
October t. says as follows
.Iohbrrs of Aberdeen are ging to
run another cx ursion into the out
living territory similar to that of last
spriug. This will he sent out along
the Milwauk"c'S extension into North
Dakota. terminating at Mott.
Thu, date is to be October H.. and a
special train will be sent out the night
before and return. one day being
spent among the new towns upon TINS
new extension. At the same time the
railroad will also send special OF Its
,OWn oul over the new route. but the
jOhherS are going 10 go on their own
hook and make new friends.
: All business houses at Mott will be
closed both afternoons of each day.
! A big band OF Standing Roc. In
djaus are on their way to Mott TO give
the visitors an opportunity to witness
many of their characteristic war
dances and customs. They will be
located on the banks of the Cannon
ball river in West Mott. where the
red men and their squaws will have
! articles for sale and on exhibition.
This will afford many who have never
seen Indians in their home life. to,
become acquainted with their habits.
Teepee and horse races will be pull
ed off both days.
There will be no charge whatsoever
for the barbecue dinner each day,
which will be located just south OF
Lee & Thorp's hardware store and
under the direction of Judge Lee. It's
free to all. And another thing; this
, Notification meeting belongs as much
ito any other town in the county as
it does to Mott. It's general cele-
bration to be participated in by all
the people living in the EldOrado OF
Southwestern North Dakota.
! The Mandan and Mott bands will
consolidate on Friday. when the pro-
cessiOn is formed, and some astonish-
ing music may be looked for and
heard. This will make a forty-five
piece band These organizations are
among the best in the state. and both
will give several concerts at various
places in the city. The Mott Concert
Band is under the direction Of Prof.
f. T.. Peck. and the Mandan band is
under the guidance of Prof. Lochner.
Among the speakers for the two
days is Congressman Hanna, who will
address the vast assembly.
Following is the official program
as nearly correct as it is possible to
publish at this time The speaking
program may be altered somewhat.
When you 60 to Mott you'll be vel
coined as never before by the people
Of the White City.
PROGRAM.
October ID.
MORNING.
; 10: O0-Band concert at Mott hotel, by
Mott Concert Band.
: 10: 13--lnvocation by Rev. E. f.
Strevey, Of Mott.
Delivering keys of city. by J. B.
Slosson, president Mott CONNER
cial Club.
! 10:30-Free outdoor vaudeville on
Brown avenue
11:00-Trap shooting contest. (Bent-
ley VS.. Motif.
| ~: O0-Barbecue dinner-free to all,
on Brown avenue.
AFTERNOON.
1:0O-Band concert at Mott hotel, by
Mott Concert Band.
2: 3O-Speaking program:-Capt. T. J.
Smith, of Champaign, Illinois; J.
X. Britain. of Chicago; Attorney
P. D. Norton, of Hettinger; Rev.
F. A. Remission, of Hettinger.
2:3O-Free outdoor vaudeville.
4:OO-Balloon ascension at ball
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