Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-02

On Seventh street where "Rolla, the
Limit" gave a most beautiful exhibi.
ton OF looping the loop on roller
skates. He descends an incline from
a height of over 80 feet, turning a
back somersault and landing on the
track beyond the break. This is quite
a spectacular stunt. done in tableau
with red fire, and the effect was very
good. This stunt will every
afternoon and sevening outside the
tent. and just before each perform.
ance.
At the dip"
There was a big crowd in attend
ance at the Hippodrome last evening,
and the program proved all that had
been claimed for it. The ten polar
bears, the monkeys, the aerial artists
and every feature provided agreeable
surprises to all present. Alfred the
Great, the human monk, furnished
a little side entertainment which,
while 1t was outside the regular
routine, proved quite amusing to the
audience. 1t seems that Alfred be.
came scared at something and with
out a seconds warning shot up to the
top Of the tent. Nor would he come
down at the bid of his master. The
idea was finally conceived by n OF
the actors. to attack the master N a
pretended feud. This appealed to Al
reds loyalty and he came down
with a rush to the rescue. The Incl.
ent caused no little amusement.
An Amusing Episode.
There is always something funny
happening in ones presence ii he is
so fortunate as to witness the event.
1t happened i'll last nights crowd as
the throng was vending its way to
the Hippodrome. Something clogged
the flow of humanity and a blockade
was on in a jify. The pressure was
terrific. A tall woman was lifted off
her feet by the tremendous pressure
while a man Of small stature and
carrying a grip was forced down. In
a moment there "a a slack in the
crowd and when the lady's tip toes
touched the pavement, she discover
the young d1bwgupo yeETAOINJ-J
cd, to her horror, that she was astride
the young mans arm and he was
hanging onto the grip for dear life.
She screamed while she walked Span.
ish, but Shorty" wouldn't let so his
grip. Finally a follower relieved the
embarrassment by taking the grip
from behind her and passing it
around to the owner. There were no
apologies,
Today Is Minnesota and Wisconsin
day being sent apart for the nativxes OF
those states, in order that they might
gather at a specified time and get
acquainted, renew acquaintances, Wis
it and have a reunion. Scores of Badg.
ers and Gophers are arriving on every
tain and today the city is filled with
natives Of those two states. During
the day there was a movement on
foot for The organization Of Il Badger
club and d Gopher club, With q view
to meeting at the exposition annual
III, when they would have a gala day
devoted entirely to their own people.
Late this afternoon the committees
were busy and while no organization
had been perfected, yet there were
strong hopes that both plans would
be realized before they left the city.
The principal event Of, the day was
an address by Judge Bruce Of the
supreme court, who is Wisconsonian
by birth. The address was an able
one and dealt with "Reminiscences ol
history OF the two states.
A booth for registering was pro
yided and many Of the attendants
originally from M!nfiet0ta and Wis
consil INSCRIBED their names ana re.
cnived d Badge IN token or their at.
tendance at the exposition.