The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-09
.OuerLanders
OF on Long
Toledo Trek
Dealers From Bismarck Territory
to Travel in Style TO Willys .
Overland Plant
SPECIAL TRAIN WILL RUN
THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE
Palatial Special Will Be Home ia
Agents Until They Choo- -Choo
Back to Capital

A palatial private train Of 'Pullmans,
diners, observation car and baggage
coaches will carry 15O Overland deal
,ers out of Bismarck this evening for
their long trek to Toledo. where Mon
day and Tuesday will be spent at the
great Willys.O Overland factory. Deal
ers have been gathering In the Capt.
tai City all day from points through
out the Slope country. This evening
they will pile aboard their special
train, which will be abundantly dec
GRATED with Bismarck and Overland
banners. and away they will steam,
as q second section Of the North
Coast Limited. At st. Paul tomorrow
morning they will transfer to the
Burlington, and tomorrow night, at
Chicago, they change to the Lake
Shore, which will carry them to To.
ledo. The return route will be the
same, and the special train will be
the home of the Overlanders from the
time they leave this evening until
they get back, next Thursday.
Among Those Present.
Among those who will be present
from the Bismarck territory are: w.
NJ. Scott and George Boelter, Arena;
HI Higgins, Baldwin; A. Fl. Hike, S.
G. ErOwnfield and Messrs Cody, Da.
Wis, McCabe, Fleming, Ehrle, Shar-
manand Ziebert. Belfield; Jacob
Helm, Beulah; w. E. Lahr, ]. C. An.
derson, A. B. Mead, j. w. Goodman,
G.. e. Whitley and W.. A. 'Stickley,
Bismarck; Mr.. Miles, Braddock; M.
o.. Jacobs, Brisbane; Hy Cordes, Cen.
ter; A. j. Carlson, w. H. Childs. c..
J. Rolf, Coleharbor; e. H. Wahl, c..
A. Pierson, Denhoff; w. C. McClarty,
De Sart; F. W. Turner. Dickinson;
NJ. O. Webber, Driscoll; Mr.. Ebeltoft,
Dunn Center; r.. p. Swanson, Flash
er; William Mcdonald, Herman AL
bert, Fort Clark; J. A. Reuter-, L. F..
MahOwald, August Hassler, Fred Has
sler, Garrison; Edmund Scharf, Gold.
en- Valley; J. T. Wyard, Richard Doer
ing John Schluker, A. G. Brown, Good
rich; NJ. Brewer Glen Ullin; NJ. F.
1Schall, Hague; Henry Klein, Halli-
day; H., o. Batter, ]. c. Murtz, J. e.
Hayes, Hazelton; c.. w. +Lorenz, Chas
Gregory, Hebron; J. F. Wagner. He'll.
G. H. Wand, Judson; c. W.. Covlin,
Kildeer; M. B. Fallgatter, Kintyre;
Clair Cornell, iLeith; NJ. Beaton, Lem
mon, s. D.; F. 3. Irvine, D. w. Nor
man, Il. N. Turner, Linton; Otto Bow.
ers, Willis Hartley, Mandan; r. H.
Eechtold, Andy Espeseth, McClusky;
J. B. Swanick, Roscoe Crum, McKen.
zie; William Benz, Moffit; George Nc
Fadden, Mercer; Fred Hintz, Mott;
George Gardner. NJ. Miller, H. F. Lit
tig, C. L. Harrison. New England; Ed
Lewis, New Leipzig; Philip Blank,
John Tellman, Fred Ellwein, Christ
Hanson, Emmet Benson, Carl Block,
New Salem; A. r., Mendez, Price; Al
fred Westrum, Raleigh; Walter Peter
son, Regan; John P. Jungers, Regent;
Joseph Killer, Richardton; John J.
HUFF, James Bagnell, Howard Culli
gan, Sanger; p. f. Rasmussen,
Shields; N E. Shobe, Solen John Sail
er, Stanton; V. Y. Hoffert, Strass.
burg; H. E. Skauge, Taylor; Frank
Temple, Temvik; John Stein, Emil
Wells, Turtle Lake; J. E. Reuter-, H.
o. Sayler. G. A. Sayler, Joseph Gergen,
C. T. Mclaughlin, Underwood; F. A.
Callaghan, Joseph Mann, Karl Klein,
Washburn; l.. A. Winter, Werner; j.
j. Schmid, Henry Mccullough, M. Nc
Cleary, Wilton; G. A. Hubbel, Ed
HanlOn, Wing; George Slowey, Zap.