Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-31
SLOPE NEiGHeORS WELCOME
BISMARCK TRADE BOOSTERS.
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home Of the Dakota Coal Products
company, which has recently opened
well furnished offices in the Capital
City. New Salem autos acted as pilots
to Glen Ullin.
Glen Uliin.
Four autos from Glen Ullin were
waiting about three miles east Of the
city to escort the Bismarck touring
party into town. The Commercial
club had arranged an old fashioned
! chicken diner at the hotel, which was
enjoyed by every one of the visitors,
the keen, cool morning air having
whetted their appetites and they did
full justice to the elaborate repast,
Among the delegation active in re-
ceiving the visitors were Mayor
Michael Tschida. d. p. Barnes, j. T.
Nelson, l.. A. Tavis and John Phimls.
ter. The Glen Ullin Commercial club
arranged for a water wagon to be in
front Of the hotel, in order that any
driver might have an opportunity to
fill the tank of his car if it was neces-
sary. There was a reception and
smoker rendered the visitors in the
Commercial club rooms after dinner.
One OF the cars broke a spring at this
place, but found a sDlendidly equipped
garage and was able to make the
necessary repairs and rejoin the tour,
ing party with only a very short de.
lay. Fourteen years ogo, Frank
JasZkowiak, one of the Bismarckers
who made the tour. put down the
first successful well in Glen Ullin.
Hebron.
Glen Ullin autoists piloted the Bis
marck boosters to Hebron. The party
passed the plant of the Hebron
Pressed Brick company, which is the
largest in the state. The Hebron state
experimental station, which was Sc
cured largely through the efforts oil
Senator Ferdinand LeutZ, was also a
source of interest. Among the citi,
zens who received the party were
Senator Leutz, Eugene Weigel and T..
II. Mann. The Hebron concert band
gave a concert during the stay of the
visitors and tho numerous selections,
rendered under the direction of Lead
or Carl Anderson, were greatly en-.
joyed. The Bismarck boosters are
planning upon making an auto trip
to Hebron soon for the express Qur.
pose of visiting the brick yard and
the experimental station.
Richardton.
With autos from Hebron plotting
the way, RichardtOn was the mex
town visited, The band was playing
as the tourists turned the corner on
Main street, and the concert contin
ued during the visit of the Bismarck
ers. Richardton was the first town in
Stark county along the line that was
visited. President Henry Klein of the
Commercial club, DR.. A. Faber and
many other business men took an
active part in the entertainment OF
their guests. The Richardton Com
mercial club has one OF the best
suites of club rooms of any club in a
town Of it's size in the country. Al
this place the automobile of T., G.
Patterson caught up with the main
party, it having been unable to leave
Bismarck for several hours behind the
other tourists. A Richardton car act,
ed as pilot the rest of the way into
Dickinson. On the way out OF Rich
ardson the pilot took the porty last
st. Mary's Abbey, which is the larg-
est building OF its kind in this section
If the country.
Just west of Richardton, while the
autos were Swimming along at a lively
rate, they turned along the crest OF
a hill and one of the most wonder |
tul panoramas of the entire trip was
revealed to the eyes of the travellers.
A large valley. dotted nth prosper
JUS homes and fields full of golden
grain, was revealed to the visitors,
and it certainly made a profound i'm
preston upon all.
6 Taylor.
A good crowd was out at Taylor
to meet the Bismarck boosters. AT
this point w. N. Chase, manager OF
the Bismarck branch of the Stacy
Fruit company, left the train and
joined the party, proceeding with
them to Dickinson. Taylor has a
number of good stores, and is a town
with a good future apparently before
It. The Taylor Reporter is one OF
the live papers of the Slope and does
lots of good boosting for the town.
Mr.. Gunderson Of the Gunderson
Land company was especially active
II looking after the entertainment of
the visitors.
Gladstone.
The sun was sinking close to the
western hills when Gladstone was
reached. Mesdames Turner and Diet
sche met many old Bismarck friends
in the party and assisted them in
getting acquainted with the business
men of Gladstone. This little city
used to be the home of the HIT
ranch, the largest horse ranch in the
state. E. A. Lillibridge and A. T..
Crowl, each with an autOload OF dis
tinguished residents Of D~ickinsonites,
met the Bismarck tourists at Glad.
stone and escorted them into Dick
inson.
Dickinson.
Five minutes before 7 o'clock, or
five minutes ahead Of schedule time.
the Bismarck auto party stopped be-
fore the St.. Charles hotel at Dickin-
son and the days run was over. Dur