Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-28
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JEST INFORMED ClllZenS are not lalllll-
lar speaks we'll for the recent growth
OF the city. There is not a man In
the city who Is not a booster for Bis
marck and yet there is no n who is
really familiar with everything which
is going on to make the city so pros
porous.
The series OF trips mapped out by
the Commercial club will help a great
deal towards Informing the business
men of the city Of what Is going OF
about them. AS an instance, the
Standard OIL company plant is report
ed to be ~ Of the most complete
branches of this tremendous corpora
ton that there is in the northwest;
the NOrdak Creamery company have
greatly enlarged and bettered their
quarters and are doing a business
which will reach into many hundreds
of thousands of dollars this year, the
first year they have been In business
here; there is not n man in twenty
In Bismarck who realizes what an ex-
tensive plant the Bismarck C0mmis-
sion company has, nor CT what an ex-
~tensive business Mr.. Hughes has quiz
city built up through his own efforts;
The Capital City Bottling Works is
another Institution OF which Bismarck
cam well be proud, and, according to
he trade journals, Mr.. Sell has one
Of the best bottling plants in the
country, which Is fully equipped with
the latest machinery; The Bismarck
Foundry company have another nice
outfit and are doing a rapidly growing
business and plan a considerable en-
largement Of the building this year
to- accommodate their growth. This
High school, which will be the first
place visited on this excursion, is an
institution OF which the city can be
proud, having, as it does, a complete
and modern equipment and a building
exactly suited to it's purposes.
The excursion will start promptly
at 3 o'clock, from the club rooms, and
every business man of the city Is cor
daily invited to come there and join
the party. ' ."' '@'
The Commercial club is going to
have Its hands full the coming month
In entertaining the numerous conven.
tiOns to be held I'm Bismarck In June.
The first convention will be the State
tlremen's meeting and tournament,
which will bring fully one Thousand
people here. over eight hundred
firemen were registered at the meet
ing held here in 1910, and Judging
from all reports there will be several
hundred more here this time. In 1910
the boys all declared that they had
been better treated and had had a
better time here than at any place
they had ever been. The vote to
come here this year was unanimous.
The same week, the. 18th and 9Th,
will be held the meeting OF the North
western D~atryrnen's association, which
will bring another two hundred peo-
pie to Bismarck. The men will come
from Wisconsin, Minnesota, the two
DakOtas, Montana, Wyoming and Ida
no. They will be the leading men in
the dairy business from all IInese
states. There will be addresses by
the leading thinkers in this lineof
work and the meetings will be OF
especial interest to the farmers of the
surrounding country, OF whom It is
hoped there will be a large crowd
in attendance. @- e:
The week beginning June 23rd the
Seventh Day Adventists of the state
hold their annual meeting here. A
camp meeting ground has been ar.
ranged for southeast of the capitol
building, on the level ground, and con.
venient to the Ninth street water
main. Rev. C. J. Buhaltz, who has
been here making arrangements, SAYS
that there will be over "a thousand of
his people here in attendance at this
meeting. This will be one of the
most Interesting meetings ever held
In the city.
And last, but not least, will be the
bfg Masonic meeting held the last
week in June and bringing some fo,m
or five hundred delegates OF the vari-
GUS lodges over the state, Including
The Eastern Star ladies. Committees
from the Masons and Commercial
Club IRE already cnaking arrangements
for this meeting, which bids fair IN
be one Of the largest gatherings of
this order IN North Dakota,
June, n going to be a busy month
in Bismarck.