Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-16
Spring Season Displays
Mark Of Development
Continued from Page IL

where the wagon road dlvergeS frOils
the section line Is just below Bald
win, where it is necessary, in order
to keep east of the track. When this
is completed it will make all exces
lent highway into Bismarck, and will
prove a great convenience to all COM
ing from the north for many miles on
each side of the road.
Commercial Visitors in June.
In the first week in June, the capt
tai city is TO be host to two CONNER.
cial organizations, one from Minneap>
oils and one from Milwaukee.
On June 1 the Minneapolis Civic
and Commerce association, which vi,.
tied this city. will be here again. This
association is made up of prominent
business men of various pursuits, and
on this trip they will visit many OF
their customers and the commercial
clubs of many cities throughout the
middle, west. n<y1 SsSsyE
If the present. plan lbs carried out
they will arrivetin the afternoon ana
remain over night. Last year these
men were heartily received in this
city and 1t is quite probable they win
be even better received this time,
as the Commercial club Is in better
condition to entertain them.
On June 2 the Merchants and Man
u%facturers' association Of Milwaukee
will be the guests Of Bismarck. There
will be IS In the party. They will
remain till 800 p. m, when they vii,
go to Mandan, where they will re.
main till 7:15; then return to Bis.
marck and remain till midnight. This
is quite q distant point for these gen
tlemen to come to, but Milwaukee
business men are finding they are
receiving quite a great deal Of pat,
ronage from North Dakota, hence
they are making this visit in hopes
of t%cultiyating this trade. They will
also be we'll received by the CONNER.
cial club. IN
Nurses Here Next Week.
The Nurses Association Of North
Dakota will hold it's annual conven-
ton in this city next week. These
sessions will last two days, and the
ladies will be we'll entertained. Quite
an elaborate program has been pre-,
pared, including reception and ban
Quet, a carriage ride and other items
Of entertainment.
Mod 7rne Woodmcn, May 6.
The annual convention of the Mod
ern WOodmen will be held in this
city on May s. There, will @be quite
a large number of delegates present
and preparations are now being made
for their reception and entertain.
ment. III;
Interest In Lands.
The 500 Line is doing a good work
by interesting fasteners in the lands
of North Dakota. This company ha,
issued several pieces Of excellent al
vertising literature regarding the op
pOrtunities which await the settler
who comes to North Dakota this sea
son. The company also has a large
number of immigration agents a,
work in the cast, interesting pros.
pective settlers and buyers. John
j. Bates, assistant immigration agen,
Of the 500 Line, writes Secretary
Young of the Commercial club tina,
he appreciates the interest in this
campaign which the Bismarck club
has taken, and states that he notes
that hardly a week passes that there
not a list OF lands sent in to his de.
partlnent from this city. He further
says that when the Campaign is thor
oughly started he will remember Bis
lrlarck. It lis believed this movement
on the part Of the 500 will be Of grea,
benefit to the state by reason Of the
tact tltat many good, thrifty farmers
will be induced to cO1ne here and
make this their home.
Another Architect May Locate.
jacob Stone, Of the firm of jackson
& Stone, Minneapolis, has been in
the city for several days, getting ac
Quainted with the business men ant
looking Oyer the field with a view OF
locating here. This ,frmSbears a goot
reputation and win undoubtedly de
eide to locate here. Mr.. Stone la.
returned to Minneapolis to discus,
the matter with his partner ana vii
decide In the near future as to then
contemplated move.
FOR De .GRAssE MONUMENT.
washington, D. c., April 15.-Thl
triennial convention Of the Nationa