The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-02
HOLIDAY WILL
BE OBSERVED
QUIETLY HERE |!|||
No Celebration Planned-All II
Offices and Business
Places to Close
LAKES ATTRACT MANY
Ball Games at Wildwood and
Brush Lakes-Turtle Lake
Here Sunday

With no celebration planned for
Bismarck, the double holiday over
Sunday and independence Day will
be quietly observed in this city, the
quiet being broken only by the shoot
ing of firecrackers and fireworks by
the youngsters. A great part Of the
city's population will trek elsewhere
for the weekend. to celebrate at
nearby summer resorts or at Mime
sofa lakes. Several tourist parties
will visit the Bad Lands in the west
ern part of the state and the Black
Hills in South Dakota.
Fourth Of July celebrations. with
speeches, picnic lunches, sports of
all kinds, firecrackers, pink lemon
ade, n'everything, will attract many
to Wildwood lake, near Washburn,
and Brush lake, near Mercer, Monday.
The Bismarck baseball team will play
the Mercer nine as part of the cele-
bration program at Brush Lake, while
the A. O. U. w. team will cross bats
with the Nashburn aggregation at
Wildwood lake, as the feature at
traction of the program there.
Sport Lovers Provided For
Large crowds are expected in Bis
marck tomorrow to attend the Turtle
Lake Bismarck ball game, since rival
~ between the two teams runs high
and the close games played in previ-
Gus encounters give promise Of full
afternoon here tomorrow. Each team
has won one game in the three played
during the past two seasons, the
score in each instance being z to !,
and in addition third game played
last fall was ended after the 10th
inning with the score 0 to O.
Members Of the Bismarck Country
club who do not leave the city over
the Fourth will participate in golf
Monday night. Qualifying rounds are
be played up to noon tomorrow. The
flights with the first and second
rounds Of each flight to be played
before Sunday night. The final
rounds in the various flights will
then be played Monday. The qualify
ing round will be over IS holes, as
will the final round in each flight.
The first and second rounds Of match
play in each flieht will be for nine
holes each. Prizes will be awarded
the holder Of low gross and low net
scores in. the qualifying round. and
to the winner and runner-up Of each
flight.
Local nimrods will have . trap
shoot at the Fort Lincoln grounds
Sunday afternon at p. NJ, and ans
other Monday morning at $3.50, IN
preparation for the state tournament
which will be held at Mandan two
weeks later. Special events will be
arranged at the grounds and all trap
shooting enthusiasts are invited to
take part.
Business will be at . standstill
over the holiday. Every local estab-
lishment, with the exception Of the
few which, from the very nature Of
their business must keep open, will
be closed from tonight until Tuesday
morning. Grocery stores, meat ma !,
kets and the like will be closed all
day Monday, 80 it behooves the house,
wife to lay In IN additional supply OF
food today to last over the holiday. 4
An state. county and city offices
win be closed ell day Monday. since
Banks viii bs closed, q viii tie pub pub.
lic library. Druggists, doctors and
clinics will observe their Sunday
schedules on Monday. The Tribune
office will be closed Ill day and
there will be no issue Of the Daily
Tribune Monday.
The postoffice will observe its
usual holiday schedule Monday. There
will be one delivery Of mail u the
city that day, but thsre will be no
rural delivery. Ths general delivery
window will be open from noon until
o'clock hut other than that al win