The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-28
Pathanders Heartily Receiv-
ed-Reach Home
;asili:z.., Today.
GOOD RESULTS IN
THE TRAIL TRIP
Newspapers of That County Indica&e
Fact T1lst Grand Forks Buaeneas
Men Reaped Big Benellts from Tour
This Weelk-Enthustasm Perm,eaxed

for the Grand Forks Walsh counties
trip Of the business men Of Grand
Forks which will be taken next Tues
day. The path finders were still ON
the road at o'lock this afternoon,
taking their time in finding the
route for the tourists.
The reports that have ONO from
them by telephone indicate that there
is great deal Of interest in the trip
cv'nced by the people along the route
OF the tour They have all heard Of
the the 81, TIP that was taken through
the people Of Grand Forks. They
say that they will make the fullest
preparations to meet the tourists. and
70 entertain them along the way.
They want to show them the i'm
provements in their cities, the i'm
provements on their farms and other
the part of their citizens.
Will be Better.
The Commercial club is making ar
rangements to send the tourist train
out under the very best of running
conditions. With the experience got
ten through the trip around the Goose
river loop they feel that they can
make mar even a greater success Of the
1raill trip.
Monday the tourists will be fur
nlshed with badges. banners, liter
ature and other paraphernalia by the
Commercial club. All have been re-
auested to call for them so that no
one Will be overlooked as to that fee-
lure. Ihey have been requested to
gnone IN their reservations at once.
The fact that there is SO little time
LETT makes it impossible for the COM
mlttee to get around and see all. All
tnose VINO will have cars on hand for
the trip should also phone the com
mittee so that there will be a supply
OF @ cars on hand early for the trip.
gala befittins the occasion. Thew
have been requested to get light linen
custers and to wear white canvas
caps: The band will probably be out
1tted IN the same way.
AT 6:46 Tuesday. .s...~.
me tourists will start from the
commercial CONNER club at s:45 Tuesday
start at that time. The same system
as to the distances between the cars
WIZ be observed so that dust will NOT
overcome the car Immediately behind.
me mileage for the trip will be
aEou, TsoM the same as the trip through
Iralll county last Tuesday. It will be
approximately 12O miles. The tourists
think that the cooperation and rood
fellowship trip will benefit not only
the people of Grand Forks but tho
people along the route as we'll.
Views Of Traill Trip.
What the Traill county people
thought of the Grand Forks trade ex-
tensionists and their tour through that
county last Tuesday is we'll indicated
ny the comments from the papers in
the two cities where the two longest
stops OF the day were made. Thew
speak IN high praise Of the advantages
that will accrue from the trip. The
dfllsboro Banner says:
An auto train, consisting of thirty
four cars and bearing over 100 Grand
Forks business men. reached this CITY
al lO:4O Tuesday morning, having pre-
vlously made stops at Buxton and
Cummings. They brought band with
them to enliven the occasion and dur
ing their stop In our city the party did
good deal of boosting for Grand
FORKS. business men were called upon
and friendly relations sealed. Presi-
dent Goodman, Of the Commercial
Club. former Hillsboro citizen. made
a short talk that made a hit with the
crowd. He had lot Of good things
to say about Hillsboro as we'll al
Grand Forks.
The trip will. no doubt, prove oe
considerable benefit to Grand Forks
IN business way. All Hillsboro is
glad they came and hope they will call
again when they can stay longer and
become better acquainted"
AT Mayville. where the tourists had
dinner and made the longest visit the
following comment on the extension.
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