Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-19
NORTH DAKOTA THE Land OF OPPORTUNITIES INVITES YOU TO Be present
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evening a banquet will be rendered our
distinguished guests.
October 5th will be another Railway
Day, the guest of honor this time be-
ing President Pennington of the Min
neapolis, St. Paul & S. Ste. Marie sys'
TEN, Mr.. Pennington has been and Is
one of the leading railroad men in the
development of the Northwest; the
main line mileage of his road is the
longest in the state and it is largely
through his individual interest that
the $500" has entered the railway
field so extensively in North Dakota.
He with other prominent officials, will
deliver addresses on live topics OF in
terest to all who desire to keep posted
on industrial and economic matters.
In the evening a banquet will be given.
It is likely that on both these rail-
way days delegations of leading mer-
chants and manufacturers will be pres
ent from st. Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth
and other important eastern ana nortn'
western centers.
Musical Features.
By the courteous cooperation OF the
military authorities and special per-
mission of the war department. the
band of the Fourteenth United States
Regiment will be permitted to parti.
cipata in the daily program. The band
is one of the famous musical organlza'
tidns of the country. Bismarck peo'
nle will remember the splendid mus1ca
programs given by it a year ago, ana
look forward with pleasure to a re-
newal of the occasion.
During the entire first week OF the
exposition the Juvenile Band OF MO-
ango will be present and discourse
sweet music daily. This youthful as
ISOLATION of talented musicians has
already gained more than statewide
renutation and will add fresh laure1s
during its engagement at Bismarck. -,
A unique and attractive feature Will
he the musical contest for the beau
tiful Bush & Gerts piano donated oy
the Stone Piano company of Fargo ana
Grand Forks. The contest will exteno
over fifteen days of the exposition ana
win he under the direct personal sup
ervision of Prof. Palo LaVllla, musl'
clan of exceptional ability. Fun par
ticulars of rules governing tne con'
tsst can be secured by application to
tho general manager of the exposition:
Tho Hudson & Thurber company Will
also maintain a colored orchestra anu
cuartette in their booth on the thru
| floor.
Amusements.
The principal amusement feature
within the building will be daily att
ernoon and evening performance. con-
sisting of six acts of the best vauue
Vile obtainable, by troupe OF niteem
star performers. These SHOWS WI
commence the afternoon OF septemoer
81 and continue daily except SUNDAYS
until Saturday night, October Z. Out
side Of the building the amusement
nrogram is in charge of the Bismarck
commercial club and an elaborate pro-
gram has been arranged, more extend
cd details of which will be given later
| One of thu most sensational acts ever
exhibited in public has been secured
and will be a daily feature for a part
at least of the time, consisting OF
loon the loop act in which the daring
lady performer leaves an automoolle
! in midair and catches the extenoeu
hands of an athlete suspended Sixty
feet above the ground. There will oe
numerous other attractions and the
streets will be crowded with conces.
sionaires. each offering something OF
interest or amusing to the public.
Women's Departments.
11rdor the care of the ladies OF the
Bismarck Civic league will be exposl'
tion matters of interest to the fair sex
The entire southeast wing OF the sec
ond floor will be devoted to these de-
partments and the rooms Will be nttea
up Hastily. among them being a rest
room for those who become foot weary
while taking in the many features OF
interest contained within and without
the Exposition building. The former
hotel parlor is to be tho musical cen
ter of the exposition, and In which
the great piano contest will be held
is also intended to be sort OF head
quarters for the ladies. The Stone
Music company of Fargo will have on
exhibition a car load of different KINDS
of musical Instruments so attractlvely
drranSou LudL IuO AOOAA SesAAAAoS
become a popular one with the ladies'
! Educational.
State Superintendent E. J. Taylor
and Deputy w. E. Parsons will have
charge of matters educational and 1t
goes without saying that the displays
will be valuable and instructive. A
special day, Friday, October IL, has
been set aside as educational Day.
Addresses of interest alike to both
| students and teachers will be given
on this day and at other times during
the twenty days, and every effort Will
be put forth to present to the visitors
Q clear and concise portrayal OF our
school system both from scholastic
and pedagogue standpoints.
J U. c. T. Day.
| Another day set apart as special
occasion will be Saturday, October IA,
when the United Commercial Travel
ers will both entertain and be enter
tanned. The occasion is intended as
an appreciation by the people of North
Dakota of the prominent part which
these hustling, red blooded, genial
| representatives of commercial activity
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