Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-31
(Sioux Falls, S. D., Daily Argus.)

George Sohlosser, one of the men,
bers of the executive committee OF
the National Press association, has
ujst returned from Chicago where ne
attended a meeting of that body. At
this meeting the final agreements for
the trip for the National Press associ.
alton was completed and 0. KID. The
trip will cover the southern portion
of the states in the shape OF a figure
e.glt. The quill pushers will be TAX
en- over a big share of the state and
will visit most of the cities of any
conqusequence. They will be taken
over the line of the Chicago and
Northwestern, the Chicago, Milwau'
kee and St. Paul, the Minneapolis
and St. Louis, the South Dakota Cent
raj and the Burlington system In the
Black Hills country.
The special train will be equipped
by the Pullman company and will con-
sist of the best that that company
can afford. It will be the finest train
that ever toured South Dakota.
The entire party of editors will be-
come the guests of South Dakota and
the various cities which will be visit
ed from the minute they cross the
state line.
Following is the itinerary for the
stay of the excursionists and the pro-
gram as prepared by the different
cities which will be visited:
Special to leave Chicago in the
early evening, .June27, arriving in
Sioux Falls on the forenoon of the
2sth, the entire party to become the
guests of the city of Sioux Fails until
midnight.
Watertown will be reached on the
early morning of June 20. Here the
party wiil be the guests CT the city
for breakfast. and numerous other
courtesies. It is possible that the
breakfast may be served on the state
militia camp grounds. located on the
banks Of beautiful Lake Kamppeska.
Aberdeen will be reached in time
for dinner on the same day and the
citizens will provide some side enter
tainment.
Huron will be reached on the early
evening of the same day, where the
party will be entertained for supper,
and an evening of amusement provid-
ed by the citizens.
Pierre will be reached on the morn
ing of June 30, Sunday and the party
well be entertained at breakfast here,
and after inspecting the state build
ing, and other points of interest, as
may be consistent with the day, will
proceed to the Hills county. 1t may
be provided that visit can be taken
to the famous buffalo ranch, located
only a few miles from this point
Boats will be provided to convey the
party to the ranch, offering splendid
boat ride on the Missouri river.
Hot Springs will be reached during
the night. ,Tae party will become the
guests of the<eity on Monday morn
ing, July1. The program for Hot
Springs will embrace all the historic
points Of interest, including baths in
the mammoth plunge recognized as
one of the greatest features of that
kind in America today. "A trip will
also be made to the famous wind cave,
the national sanitarilpm and numerous
points Of interest. The time, you may
depend upon it, will be we'll occupied
in this beautiful summer resort.
Deadwood will be the next point of
and the party will reach that
city either late in the evening of July
l. or early the following morning.
Lead City will be the next point, on
July 2. 1t will be we'll to remember
that Lead City is the home of one of
the largest, if not the largest gold
producing mines in the world. There
is annually several million dollars TAX
en- from the bowels of the earth in
this vicinity, and it will be matter
of great interest to everybody to visit
these mines.
The famous trip through Spearfish
canyon is included in the itinerary,
but it cannot be stated at this time
whethe rit will be taken before or
after reaching the historic city Of
Deadwood.
On the return trip the party will be
at Rapid City, Tuesday
evening, July 2. 1t is now planned