The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-09-16
THOUSANDS TO
GREET LIBERTY
LOAN SPECIAL
Automobile Parties Being Organ
lied Throughout Adjoining
Counties
SOUSA'S GREATEST BAND
Famous Great Lakes Organiza-
tion to Play Concert Here
Next Saturday "

. AHOusdHuS VI people from NluOeF,
Logan, Emmons, Mcintosh, MceLan
and Sheridan counties are planning to
come to Bismarck on Saturday by au-
tomobi1e or by train to see the fam
ous Liberty loan collection Of war rel
les, and to hear John Philip Scusa' =
greatest Of all bands. the Jackie band
of the Great Lakes naval training sta
tiOn, and to listen to the corps of
prominent speakers who are accom-
panying the war relics train on its trip
across the continent.
Wesley &. Mcdowell state chairman
for the Fourth Liberty loan campaign,
has definitely announced that the
train will arrive in Bismarck at s
o'clock next Saturday morning and
that it will remain here four hours,
leaving at noon. People from 500 line
points who come in by train to see
this great exhibit and hear Sousa S
famous band must plan to arrive Fri
day evening. Visitors from the Linton
branch of the Northern Pacific and
points east on the main line who come
in on No. 3 would have about 20 min
utes in which to inspect the war relics
before the special train leaves for
Mandan. BY far the greater number
Of visitors undoubtedly will come in by
and the hotels and restau-
of very large crowd.
1t is probable that the local Liberty
loan committee will arrange some spe-
cial features for the entertainment Of
the visitors during the remainder of
the day. "a
The war relics train stops at no
Pacific point between James
town and Bismarck. Minot Is the near
est point to the north at which the
train will appear and it will be more
convenient for people on North 500
points as far listant as Max to come
down to bismarck on Friday evening.
The North Dakota itinerary for the
war relics train is as follows:
Wednesday, Sept. 19, Fargo, a III
toto a. M; Grand FORKS, / p. NJ. to 4
penn; Devils Lake. D. m. to II p. IN.
Thursday, Sept. 19; Rugby, 8 a. IN. to
II a. m.; MinOt. 80 p. IN. to 4 p. m..;
p. IN. to 10 p. NJ; Friday,
Sept. 20; Darlington. 8 a. III. to 10 a.
m.; Valley City, 2 p. III. to ) p. III.
Jamestown, p. III. to II p. m; aStur-
day, Sept. q. Bismarck, a. m. to II
m. central time); Mand?n, 2 p. IN. to
s p. m. Monday. Sept. %, Wahpeton,
a. m. to II a. III.
Sepaking of the tour of this train,
Wesley C. Mcdowell of Marion! state
Liberty loan CHAIRMAN, says:
This coming week the big attrac-
ion put on for the Fourth Liberty
oan will be special train carrying
relics captured from the enemy and
llso an exhibition of the arms used
~ our own soldiers over in France.
this train will be the
Jig band from the Great Lakes nava!
station and special speakers
o explain the display of relics. Every
body in the state should see this ex
libit. nE
Automobile parties should be organ
zed in all sections OF the state to get
he people to the nearest town where
he train will stop. We desire all
to be decorated with the
Stars and Stripes, and every effort
should be made to make the trip of L
,rand patriotic nature. This train
will be in Bismarck on Saturday, Sep
ember 3, at the Northern Pacific sta
ion from a. Ill. to IL H., and at Man
Ian on the same day from 2 p. NJ. to
p. m.
North Dakota this fall is called on
o raise more nearly its share of the
'ourth' loan than any of the former
oalis that the government has called.
The eastern section Of North Dakota
will carry as large proportional bur,
len of the loan as do the states of
Wisconsin and Michigan.
t is an assured fact that North Da-
;ota will raise its quota and we ex-
'ect at the end of the first days cam
'aign that this state will go over the
op We have big job and one that
We are going to feel proud of having
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