The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-13
State TO Be ASKED
TO BUILD new ROAD
ON UNDERPASSP PLAN
Association Of Commerce ri.
rectors Will Send Appeal for
Route to Commission
SEEK IDEAS FOR CORN SHOW
Aviation Field and Community
Building Other Subjects
at Board Meeting

An cast-bank state highway from
Bismarck down the Missouri slope TO
connect with the projected bridge
across the river at Fort Yates Is a
proposal to be laid before the state
highway commission as part OF Its
road system. when the next meeting
of the commission is held.
The proposal will be made by rep
rcsentatives OF the Bismarck ASsocla-
ton of Commerce. The association
highway committee was so instructed
at a meeting of the board OF directors.
Thursday 400 when the proposed
road was brought up. discussed and
the idea approved. The matter was
turned over to John Hoffman. who IS
chairman Of the committee, with in
StructionS to ask for adoption OF the
plan by the state commission and Tor
a survey of a route along the general
course OF the river.
The plan is to bring the road into
the city by an N. P. underpass, Thus
the cost of constructing the city n
will be distributed between the gov
crnment. state and railroad.
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An expansion Of the corn show
upon the construction Of the conf
munity building was considered by
tho directorate. 1t was suggested that
additional ideas OF conducting the
show might be gained by a visit to
Mitchell. S. D., where one OF the
biggest corn shows OF the country is
held in the city corr palace. A special
committee, consisting of w. S. Ayers,
T. p. Allen. George F. Will and Harry
p. Goddard. va appointed to visit
Mitchell in the latter part OF this
month and look the South Dakota
show e
The directors considered the sub
feet Of the delayed municipal landing
field. r. b. Webb. chairman OF the
aviation committee. was urged to
speed up the selection and obtaining
of an airport site. Steps under way.
1t was stated, are expected to put Bis
marck on the air map very substan-
TALLY before next spring. BY then
the desired landing field will be IN
existence as such. 1t was said.
Want Memorial Started
The community building situation
was discussed by the board. 1t was
reported that the situation Is devcl-
oping to the stage where bids soon
would be advertised for. The direc-
tors expressed a desire that the base
ment, at least, be constructed this
fall.
Mrs. Bryan's Fair Up
Mrs. A. NJ. Brazerol appeared before
the board as a representative Of Mrs.
b. K. Bryan and outlined a plan for
q county fair at Mrs. Bryan's grounds
not the type of fair held this sum-
mer, but an exhibition with livestock
and other exhibits in addition to the
horse and automobile races. The APP
plication was taken under advise
ment.
Reject Calendar Changes
The board turned down any tinker
ing with the calendar when the U. S.
Chamber of Commerce referendum
recommendations were brought up.
There were three OF these and they
proposed recommendations by the To-
cal association that the present cal
endar be so modified that greater
compatibility IN business records be
achieved; that any changes in the
calendar should be taken up by in
terhational conference; and that the