Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-09
SENIOR PROGRAM
THIS EVENING
Glass Night Exercises at the High
School Auditorium at
8:16 P. M. p
The class night exercises Of tt

. The class night exercises OF tne
class of 191 of the Bismarck higE
school will BE held this evening, al
&:15, at the high school assembly
room. The following numbers vii
appear on the program: Salutatory
by Fred Couch, valedictory, by Eva
Carlson; class history, by Dill Regis
ter; class will, by. Dorothy Treacy;
idea, and as a result, the Mortimer
: association is now a strong organiza'
tion, with a great many members,
The Scandinayians did not appear sell
fish, however, and as d result men OF
other n%ationalities were invited to
Join the organization as honorary
members. But member or no mem
Der. Scandinavian, Scot, Irish, or
whatever you may be, you are cordi-
ally invited to Join and take part in
the big festivities. ..a.
Shooting Tournament.
The entertainment and sport activ.
tiles will begin early in the morning,
one Of the first events I0ein a shoot
ing tournament, when a large number
Of gun clubs in the northeastern part
of the state will contest for honors
At the clay pigeon traps. Any shoot
er who wishes may enter this con-
test, and he may be assured Of a
, square deal and a jovial greeting. A
couple of professional shooters will
be secured for the occasion to give
q fancy exhibition, but they will not
be allowed to enter any of the events.
q CIapp to Speak. -. ...
Free street entertainments and mi
nor sports will continue throughout
the day, but only a few will be men.
Toned here. Shortly after noon,
speeches will be made by Hon. Moses
E. Clapp, recognized as one Of the
leading orators Of the United States
senate, and Hon. H. T.. Helgesen OF
Milton, member OF congress and one
Of the most, able speakers of tina
body. In addition, several other me
Of state and national repute will be
present. M. g.
A splendid chorus of local voice
will entertain during the Afternoon
and evening, and this will be inter
,spersed with music by the Adams
band Of % pieces.
About 4 O'Clock a ball game will i6e
pulled Off between the Cavalier and
aClyde-Munich teams. These teams
are recognized as the fastest teams
In the northern part Of tho state, and
that a good game will be played Is
obvious.
In the evening q special program
pf entertainment has been prepare
ito take place in the Milton opcrt
house, ana the, N1rtAmen comIairtae.
promises 4a~A-Fsalse.t eatcsenpery)o
Who Intends. -2f@ W W.
viii Dane, TOO.
Dancing will be going on during
the afternoon and night in a monster
open air pavilion, especially built for
The occasion. A splendid floor an6
the best Of music is guaranteed tc
all lovers OF dancing. Music will be
furnished by two Of the best and mots
famous Orchestras of the northern
part Of the state, the Hatton and Ad,
ANS orchestras.
Numerous other attractions will be
on tap during the day. Motion pic.
ture shows, vaudeville stunts, free
street attractions, etc. A. Mortimer
headquarters has been arranged for,
where people may go and register
and meet their friends. a..
The little city of Milton is ideally
situated for a monster reunion OF
this kind. Nestled at the brim OF
some Of the states deepest and most
picturesque canyons, which are heav-
1ly wooded with oak, birch, elm and
other trees, Milton, affords an ideal
setting as q recreation spot. Rip.
pltng brooks. fed by crystal springs.
make q music which a dweller on the
plains can hardly imagine. Milton is
9 beautiful town, and has the finest
natural surroundings Of any town in
the state. Forget your cares and
come to Milton on Midsummer Lay
youatwill be treated as an honored
guest. and the keys o fthe town will
be yours.
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