The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-06-29

.dreds of towns throughout the state
In some of the towns notices have
)ments. hotels and other places Of bus
certain days next week, so that every
Replies from Home Guard, organi-
cations as to their ability to attend
have surprised the committee They
are coming from every direction and
most o fthenn will be accompanied by
the home band. The women's Home
Guard organizations are just as eager
as the men folks and they will be here
in numbers. Returns warrant the
statement that more than 10000 farm
ers will attend the three-day tractor
demonstration. Union Labor officials
state that a great number of card"
men will be here to participate in the
meetings.
Hraternltles Respond.
Fraternal organizations, have re-
sponded With promises Of large rep.
resentations. Red Cross members are
packing their kits ready for, "a
weeks stay. Council of Defense MEM
bers from, every, county in the state
will attend. War workers Of every
description and from every section
have signified their Intention Of being.
present. Federal labor reserve Off
cials will be here for the big meeting,
to round up the necessary assistance
.taajhAryast- thasss sstate's crop. In addis.
ton to the visitors from the state,
there will be more than 525 persons
with the c.. "A. Wortham shows here,
Tor the week. The folks are coming
from every direction. All roads will,
lead to aAel Co tital City for six days
and nights ,tAtaitinE Monday morningy
and Bismarck df reAdfys to give the
visitors The most diversified week Sf
instructi9h, Patriotic Inspiration ana
amusement Id the histotylof the state'
"You come over" ,ComauMontlay sand
stay until Saturday, night ri s,v1tr !.
Harmony Apparent.
Every interest, political and bust
ness, is acting as one to provide for
the visitors during the week. Mayor
Lucas has issued a proclamation call
ing upon citizens to do their best and
they have responded literally. Streets
will be a sea of national colors. At
night thousands of electric lights will
illuminate exery corner. Open house
will prevail everywhere. There will
be no hiking of prices Aecause OF
the celebration. Bismarck business
men will haYe the glad hand Of well
come for everybody and they will be
made to feel at home. There will be
sufficient accommodation for all that
come. The various hotels have pre-
pared to care for crowds and the local
Red Cross chapter and others have
made canvass l0f the city for rooms
and have secured large number.
Young girls and women who come
will be assured Of the best accOmmo-
dations and watchful care.
Fairy Golnethers.
Women's organizations of the city
kill act as escorts and fairy god
mothers" to the women visitors and
the Bismarck U. c. T. will escort Wis
iting bodies and act as reception COM
mittee during the week. Speakers OF
national reputation will talk at vari-
GUS meetings. The tractor demon
stration, July 3, 4, S, s, will be of ma
tional interest at this time, in order
that the state may do its best to
Feed the Fighters" There will be
baseball games and every evening
dances on the new asphalt streets.
under the direction of Bismarck Lodge
Bismarck B. p. o. Elks.
Big Shows Coming.
II The C. A. Wortham shows. which
will furnish tented attractions and
rides, is the biggest and cleanest car
nival organization in the country.
The company plays the state fairs of
North and South Dakota, Iowa. Min
nesota, Nebraska, Texas and Louisi-
ana. Amusement seekers need have
no hesitancy in visiting any and every
attraction with the W0rtham company.
The shows will be located around the
City Auditorium. Band concerts on
the streets will be continuous through
the week. Every afternoon and even
ing, starting Tuesday afternoon, that
Big war screen spectacle. Pershing's
Crusaders. will be shown at the Aud
ROrium, under direction of the State
Council of Defense On Monday even
ing "Mary's Ankle" q big theatrical
production, will be at the Auditorium
Bismarck Is Ready.
Bismarck is ready, folks, the flags
are flying and the bands are ready
TO start playing. The key to the
Eity has been tossed into the river
he'd -blooded Loyalists throughout the
Mate are coming to meet their broth.
hrs and sisters here next wek and on
He "Glorious Fourth" shout. in the
J bod old language of the United States
lSill go up in sufficient volume to-
lnach the Despoilers of Democracy 8U.l
1T they will be able to read the
handwriting on the wall" The noise
sa't say, "Raus NIT 'em," hut Lets
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