The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-07-27
for tn, Minnesota superintendent, a. ~.

1Ol liz NA0lACSOItS superintendent,
Mckinstry. He went to the buhdil'
last Friday night, peeled of his coat
and displaced the national superintend-
tnt, Gilbert, who ought to have attend
ed to things, entirely. BY working all
night and paying men out of his own
pocket Mr.. AIcKinstly succeeded in
getting the refrigerating processes into
working order Saturday the Mime
sofa fancy butter exhibit prepared by
Mrs. Mcdonald OF minneapolis was put
il position. 1t consists Of flower, star,
geometrical aud other fancy designs.
constructed out Of butter. The word
Minnesota is made from butter letters
arranged in the fo-m Of an arch, I'M
derneath which is an elaborate flower
design constructed of the same ma
teEal. Illinois, Iowa aud Nebraska I'll
also have fancy butter displays, consist
ing largely Of butter statuary. ILL
Eois will have log cabin constructed
Of butter. Minnesota, however, seems
to have got ahead Of them all in the
preparation of her display. The dis
play Of new Strawberries from the
Northwestern states in the hordcultur-
! al building Is very fine. Minnesota and
!, Illinois, however, are so far in the lead.
In the Orgs nization Of an intel1la-
1ional agricultural society from the
commissioners Of agricultural, forestry
| and dairy exhibits of the various ma
| lions, John J.: FuGlong of Minnesota
! took prominent part, having been
placed upon the committee Of perma-
nent organization which will report
upon plan for such organization next
"Wednesday ut IN adjourned meeting
then to be held. The Minnesota build
ing and all of the Minnesota exhibits
| were. very appropriately decorated to-
day with flags and bunting in pre-.
paratory for the greatest Fourth Of
July in the history Of the United
; States, Iowa, North Dakota, Wisconsin
and Michigan also did the proper
thing in the way of decorating their
state buildings. The Northwestern
states have not the history of the
| Revolution and the war of 1912 behind
| them like the East, but when it comes
to patriotism the great and golden
Northwest plays no second fiddle in the
grand paeon of national glorifca ton.
The agricultural implement exhibit
ors at the worlds fair have organized
club of which A. w. Case, of the Min
neapolis Harvester company, is secre-
t;ry. They have sent out invitations
|
notables to attend banquet at the
Chicago Beach hotel upon the evening
of July II, and also to inspect the ma
chinery in the afternoon Of the same
day. In the accompanying letter the
object is stated to be as follows:
las result of the interest, enthrsi-
assn and expense incurred by manufac-
turers Of farm machinery, there is now
i'll the implement section Of the agri-
cultural building at the exposition the
finest and most complete display IF
agricultural implements and machinery
ever brought together, and with the
magnificent exhibits made by wind
mill concerns outside the building, the
manufacturers of farm machinery have
reason to be proud Of the result Of
their labOrS and Of their section of the
exposition.
With the earnest desire of having
the benefits of this exhibit extended rs
widely as possible, both at home and
abroad, to those that have taken part,
and Of bringing together in a social way
the manufacturers represented here,
and becoming acquainted with the for.
eign representatives accredited to the
exposition who are interested in farm
machinery and Implements
It is expected that this inspection
and banquet will 90 far toward calling
attention to the superiority Of Amcri
can-made farm machinery, as com
pared with every other make in the
world.
In the robbery Of the Keene by the
clerk, who skipped out with 5000 OF
money deposited in the safe by the
. guests, NJ. G. LarrimOre of Larrimore
n. D., lost $500. The hotel is bound to
make it good.
, Ralph Mckenzie.