Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-02
Trade Special Bismarck.
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ed by A. w. Luoas, president Of the
board of city commissioners, and F
l.. Conklin, president Of the, CONNER
cial club. The enclosure was a de:
scriptiQp of I:urleigh, county and
Bismarck, the city with a future
Entertained With Pictures. ,
The visitors brought with them one
of the best bands that gould be Sc.
cured in the Twin Cities and gave an
hours CONCERT in front Of the post.
Office building, while the moving pic
ture entertainment was given by the
visitors. 10th pictures and music
we're highly appreciated by the large
conc0urse Of Bismarck people that
had gathered.
Vii, Leave Early.
At 6, o'clock everything will be IN
readiness tor the association speciia4
to leave on the northward trip. One,
half hour later they will be on their
way, to visit the towns north Of the
best city in the state" Is severa.
expressed it last night. ...
Delighted With Bismarck.
As the visitors paid calls to the
Tribune. office, each and every one
expressed the pleasure they had had
by. coming 10 Bismarck and having
the. opportunity to mix with the bust
ness men, even though for 50 shorl
q firno Rattan ro1a<;onc ho<u,oon THE
city and the big jobbing and manu-.
featuring center was the c%oncensus.
Better understanding Of the great
wealth Of the state will result. In
the words OF Mr., HillWeg, This trip
is a revelation to all of Us. We are
amazed at the great progress of the
state and hone, that it will continue
Plotting the Special.
1t is seldom that a railroad presi.
dent and the members of his immedi
ate staff willFaccpmPany~thea business
hunters, but on this occasion, Presi
dent Pennington of the 500 is present
and has with him several of his al
visory staff. Those with Mr.. Pen
nington are: Il. S. Mcpherson, A. T.
Thompson, H. NJ. Lewis and P. s..
Burghart. The presidents private
car is attached to tne train and is a
reception room tor the people along
the line. All 49, -.
Those Making the Trip.
Following is, given a list Of the
firms and their representatives:
American Tent and Awning Co.,
G. NJ. RawitZer.
Andrews Hotel F.. E., Zonne. I
Butler Bros. Fred P. 'Bo!les.
Central Supply Co., P. J. Frey.
Chamber Of Commerce, J. G. Nc.
Hugh. Ca, $3.50.
Civic and Commerce Association,
E. G. HillWeg,s Palmer Nelson.
Clark, Geo. A.. & Sons, G. Roy Clark.
Crane Company, The, G. A. Chaffee.
Deere & Webber Co., W. H. Fuller.
Diamond Iron Works, G. A. Bingen.
heimer. n,/ .-
Dodson, Fisher, Brbckmann Co., Il,
E. Fisher. ~
Donaldson, LIS. Co., Robert E. rs.
terley.
Excelsior Eaking Co., l.. F. Bo!ser.
Farnham Printing ( Stationery Co,
r. B. Jones. .,
. First National Bank, C.. r.. Jaffray.
Freeman Patterson Shoe Co., A. l..
Roth. ~ :..st
Gopher Hardware Co., A. II. Anger.
Hermann the Taller, Chas. F. Herr.
mann, .
Hollis, w. G. u Co., o. D. Hauschild
and, w. E. Oliver.
HOOD & Penney Co., F. c. Wynne.
Janney, semple, Hill Co., Charles
Laemmle Film Service, j. V. Bry-
son, r. H. Peterson and G. Kimball.
Leslie, John, Paper Co., E. A. Nc
Afee.
Lewis, c. f 4 Co.. L. s. Allen.
: Lindsay Bros, +. J. Fairfield.
Mcclellan Paper Co., F. l.. McClel-
Ian. ,.I,.
Mcdonald Bros, Maurice Mcdonald.
MoGregor Bros, c. E. McGregor.
Mcmillan Fur & Wool Co., J. C.
Wade.
. Minneapolis Drug Co., Sewall D. An
drews. ....,, "
Minneapolis Dry Goods Co., W. c..
Whitney. ...,, "
Minneapolis Journal, The, w. S.
Jones and J. +. Smith.
Minnesota Loan & Trust Co., !. ".
,
Minneapolis Paper CO., l.. r. Bos.
we'll. .,n,.. ..,
Minneapolis Tritune-L. S. Rob
Minneapolis Tribune, The, E. j..
Grimes. ...
Minneapolis Iron Store Co., W. O..
Morris, { Mclaughlin, James T.
Norris.
National City L:ank, Geo, R, Orde.
Neyens & Co., F. w. .Nevens.
Newell, Geo. r. Co., A. F. Floerky.
Northwestern Glass Co., =. c. Kischeel,
Northwestern Knitting Co., Franz
S. Gold.
Northwestern National Life lnsur-
ance Co., f.. w. T1illweg. g
Northwestern National Bank, Il. +.