The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-05-17

fUCkS benefit All
Motor truck routes are beneficial 20
every resident in the state, they be.
lieve. The truck is the link between
the farmer and his market, between
the business man and the farmer, and
between producer and consumer.
Finishing touches were put on the
arrangements for the Bismarck boost
ers' 347-mile tour today. At 1870
o'clock tomorrow morning. Fred Cope
lin will fire pistol and motors will
hum.
With P. R. Fields leading the mo.
tor caravan as directOr-general of the
tour, the Elks' band and nearly 100
business men following, an enthusi'
astic group will leave on a two-day
journey, returning at 6 p. m. Wednes-
day. @
The Bismarck boosters have out
lined f0ur-fold program for the tour,
with slogans as follows: "Good roads,
trade in your own town, ship by truck
and Bismarck, your jobbing town =
Lieut.. C. J. Cameron. Bismarck's 5
bird man, will follow the route Of the
tour in his. airplane. distributing lit.
erature and entertaining with aerial
acrobatics.
Automobiles and trucks will as
semble on Broadway, between Third
and Fourth streets, early in the morn
ing. The fire whistle will sound a
long blast lest some heavy sleeper
forget that tomorrow is day of early
rising.
Flags Unfurled
Each car will carry an American
flag, which will be unfurled in eacn
place visited, and unfurled to the
winds as the band plays "The Star
'Spangled Banner"
In each place visited, the toursters
will gather for a program OF band
music and singing, and short speeches
on the purposes of the tour.
Local business men, who have work
ed for the success of the expedition,
are gratifed, not only by the number
of business lrms, which will be repre-
sented, but by the enthusiastic letters
received from officials and business
men in the towns to be visited, Many
invitations to dinner have been re-
ceived and Ashley, where the tour will
spend tomorrow night, promises a
royal reception.
The itinerary is as follows:
Firms Represented g.. .r-
The list of Bismarck firms who will
be represented on the tour is as fol-
lows:
Dakota Motor Co., F.. A. Copelin
M. B. Gilman Co., NJ. B. Gilman.
Hupmobile 4 White Truck, Carl Ped
ersOn
Bismarck Motor Co., G. Bertsch
N. w. Auto Co.
Corwin Motor Co., A. H. Humphreys
Hudson & Essex, R. B. Loubek and
Geo. Finnegan
Baker-Toppins Co., Frayne Baker
Lahr Motor Sales Co., H. V. Jensen
and ]. c. Anderson
international Harvester Co., P. r.
Fields and J. H. Healow
Motor Car Supply Co., w. J. Reibold
Maynard Tire & Auto Co.. Hanson,
Axel Langly and John Hedrix
Fisk Tire Co., r. A. Flynn
Finney's Drug Store, Burt Finney
Breslow Drug Co., Joe Breslow
Rosen's Clothing Shop. AL Rosen
S. E. Bergeson & Son, r. M. Bergesou
Folsom's Jewelry Store, Ray w. Fol.
som
Richmond & Whitney, J. c. Whitney
Bismarck Tribune.
City National Bank, c. D. Owen
First National Bank, A. S. Bolster
Johnson's Store. Otto Johnson
A. w. Lucas Co., L. S. Andrews
Webb Bros, P. NJ Webb, R. B. Well
John Bortell, Hdw., John Bortell
E. A. Brown Grocery, E. A. Brown
Golden Rule Grocery. G. w. Little
Wachter Transfer Co., Paul WachteI
Finch lumber Co., E. H. Howell
Carpenter Lbr Co.. John L. Larson
Gamble-Robinson Co., A. B. Olson
Klein, the clothier, E. B. Klein
Nicola Billiard Hall, Solomon Nicola
Bismarck Bottling Works, H. F. Kellar
Hoskins, Stationary and Florist, Phil
Meyers
Logan, Grocer, R. P. Logan
The Chocolate Shop, H. V. Semling
Bismarck Grocery Co., H. J. Dueme-
land
Bismarck Music Co., J. H. Allerdings
Dunham Lumber Co., H. S. Dobler
First Guarantee Bank, E. V. Lahr
F. E. Young, Real Estate. F. E. 'Heddeil
Northern Produce. Carl Nelson
Russell Miller Milling Co., C. A. Baker
& Albert Mayer
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