Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-24
The Program in Detail.

~ possible attraction which will serve
'e Of triumph,
The Program in Detail.
The program as arranged by Henry
Hollst, who has the arrangements in
charge for the travelling men, is an
nounced:
This morning, at 8 o'clock, the tray-
cling men will assemble at the Nc.
Kenzie and Grand Pacific hotels, and
at $50 the registration will begin,
the place to be announced later.
At. 1O:30 o'clock, the formation of
the parade will take place, the march
beginning promptly at II o'clock. This
parade will be one of the most attrac-
tive in the history of the city.
At 2 o'clock in the afternoon, two
addresses will be made at the review.
ing stand at the Exposition building
For this occasion the travelling men
have secured two of the most bril-.
liant speakers in the state. The first
speaker will be L. r. Guild, editor of
the Courier-NeWs of Fargo, who has
already won his way into the hearts
of the people of the middle west,
through his eloquence. The other
speaker is Sam Clark, the versatile
editor of Jim Jam Jems, who is cele-
Grated for his flow Of wit and humor,
and who enjoys a we'll established
reputation as being one of North Da-
kotas most talented orators.
At 3 o'clock these knights of the
grip will take possession of the city
and will proceed to keep things hot
till the fun is all over at night.
At o'clock will be the calithumpi.
an parade, which will excel anything
ever seen in the city for somedy This
will be wound up with blaze of red
and green fire. which will give the
capital city the appearance of the
burning of Rome.
At $50. the dance will begin at Pat
tersons hall, and it is anticipated
that it will be grand affair, indeed.
O'Connors orchestra will furnish the
music The hall will be beautifully
decorated for the occasion.
The Line of March.
The line of march for the big pa
rade this forenoon will be as follows:
Assembly will ,be made at the Inter-
national Harvester coupany's building
shortly after 10 o'clock, when the pa
rade will be formed ready for the
march. The line will then move east
on Main street to Sixth, thence north
to Thayer, thence west to Fourth,
thence south to Broadway, then west
until the last of the procession has
passed the Government building. Up
on arriving at the Government build
ing, the travelling men will form in
open order and allow. the parade to
pass. This will give them an oppor
tunity to view the parade, and at the
same time to pay their respects to he
business men and others who will
participate.
Bismarck Day.
Yesterday was Bismarck Day, and
Nature seemed to vie with the people
Of the Capital City in making the
occasion IDEAL There was a tremend-
out turnout, both day and night, the
weather was beautiful the rain the
night before making he atmosphere
balmy and fresh. The Bismarckers
seemed to realize that the Exposition
is a big thing for the town, as we'll
as for the state, and showed their ap-
probation by attending in great num-
bers. They were much interested in
the many displays, and especially
proud of their school exhibits, which
would be credit to cities many times
the size of Bismarck. The people are
a prosperous set, liberal and enter
prising, and when they undertake to
do thing it is never done by halves.
The educators attended well, being
much interested in the Exposition and
the many items of interest and infOr-
nation which it afforded. Bismarck
Day was big success and contribute
ed it's quota toward making the Elk
position winner.
The Educational Exhibits.
The educational exhibit at the Ex-
position is attracting a great deal of
attention 1t is the work of many
schools and is a unique demonstration
of what is being done. Hettinger and
it's, and in those from Mclean are
individual exhibits from the city
schools of Washburn, Wilton and I'm
derwOod. Medina and HanklnsOn also
have beautiful exhibits.
These exhibits consist of free hand
cutting and weaving, of penmanship,
art and mechanical drawing. These
occupy seven booths.
The Bismarck City Schools.
The Bismarck city schools have an
exceptionally beautiful and attractive
display. There is work from the
kindergarten to the high school, and
every branch is represented. The
free hand cutting, weaving, penman-
ship and drawing, with much beauti-
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