Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-08-25
VI a. CUC dSIA1
Helena, Mont, Aug. 81, 1893.
The Big Show,

JACKSON PARK, CHICAGO, Aug. 90
Judge Winchester and daughters are visi.
tors at the fair this week, and are enjoy
ing their visit very much. Both Miss
Edna and Miss Edith think they are
having about as nice a time as it would
be possible for young people to have.
Judge Mcconnell and wife left Saturday
for Angela, Indiana, Miss Ula accom-
panying them. Among other Bismarck
arrivals for the week were 0. R. Barnes,
NJ. H. Hutchinson, Alex. Frohme. Emf
lie Hanson. W. B. Watson. r. D. Hos
kins and wife, Miss n. Davis. 4. NJ.
Nicholson, B. n. Overland. Mandan
has been represented by r. D. Taylor
G. ". Rack and J. Donohue. Tracy
Bangs has left Grand Forks alone in its
glory, and is visiting the White City.
w. B. Douglas and wife. E. Y. Quimby,
W. H. White and wife. F. ". Pearson. P.
Noknen and many others are here from
Fargo. c. E. Eeidel and Walter Cush.
ing are keeping up the reputation Of
Valley City. F. ]. Wilder and wife of
Casselton are here also Frank Thomp.
son Of Fargo, j. ". Scott Of Grand
Forks, Mr.. and Mrs. Watts of Leonard.
Fred Mclean is to be appointed a
judge Of awards in the Manufactures
department. Miss Laura Birchell of
Fargo, is the only American judge on
duty in the kindergarten department.
All North Dakota people congratulate
Mrs. Mcconnell on her success in secur-
ng this appointment. It was feared for
9 long time that the women of the state
would not receive recognition but the
persistence and popularity Of Mrs. Nc
Cornell won the day. Miss l}irchell
was in New York when appointed and
hurried on to take her place on duty,
and will surely make a record for her.
self and for the state.
The attendance is not only increasing
at the fair from the east and south, but
from North Dakota and Minnesota espec-
tally. Two hundred and sixteen North
Dakota people registered at the state
building during the week. All continue
to praise our state exhibit, and the 1um.
Der who visit the state building every
day runs up into the thousands. One
hundred and eight passed into the build
ing in eight minutes n day, about the
middle Of the afternoon, and other counts
show that the average is not much less
than so an hour from morning till
night. North Dakota will realize the
good effects from this fair for many
years to come.
John Haggart, Jud LaMoure and
others who went to the Hot Springs will
be glad to learn that Ed johnson, who
chapperoned their party, is now the jolly
porter and is rapidly becoming a mil
~lionaire at the South Shore hotel. Ed
was a farorite with all who patronized
Fitz's parlors at Fargo.
Chicago is very proud Of herself since
she has commenced importing her gold
direct from London. 1t came about in
this way: Chicago dealers found it i'm.
possible to get money from New York.
except 81 they sent their checks by
special messenger, and when they did
that the New York bankers thought
they we're being imposed upon and
wbined about rediscounts and little
things like that. New York exchange
went a begging 1T q discount Of from
$40 To s25 on the . 1000 and go Armour
aud other Chicago dealers bought mp
large SUMS OF it, sent it 10 thsir credit in
Now York, Transferred the credit ~ Lon
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