Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-07
THE TIL D|Q|NG9 EXPOSITION.
North 2 akota Booth Only Recently
Comp pleted, and Exhibit is just In
stalled tor Display Sts :55
North Dakota Butter to the Fore ana
f.s all creameries Ought to be
Repres sented.

Visitors from the Northwest Who
Have Dropped in at the North
2 Dakota Building. .s..
Suggested that the North Dakota Edi-
tors Set 4 Day for the Pan II
American. 5.:5.s
Buffalo, n, june Special Cor
respoIsa saaenees After ten days Of rain
the the skies have cleared and though
cold, this day has been bright. \,
The Mort OAK ota booth was not
turned over by tlhle co atraetor till Fri
day and We had q great hustle to get
n d few lihits III place fpr the dedica-
ton Of the blild ding Saturday night.
This event twas reanark kable for Spanish
addresses, bitter cold and hot whisky
punch, punlch the first two getting shut out
on the home stretch by several lengths.
s5 All hands are busy arranging the
exhibit and the booth may have its
dress complete in another week. !:
The pyramids and shafts OF wheat
with gold and silver medals won at
Chicago and Omaha have been greatly
praised, the fine samples OF macaroni
wheat from Ransom county and big
oats from Cavalier county are not
equalled at the expo. The fine forage
grasses Of the prairie are matters :of
unbelief to some Of the eastern farm
;ers who cannot be convinced they are
not a tame product and the pictures
fof the great strings Of binders at work
IN the field are the only thing that
save US from being put down as the
chief officials in the liars club. For
tunately we have about 400 fine pic
lures ofSal1 kinds of Dakota scenes and
will devote an entire side wall to
them as they tell the story of our
state and peoples prosperity and re-
sources better than any tongue can
voice itand pictures don't lie," as
q fellow remarked today when told
him 900 acres OF corn would be
planted this year on the Sharon Land
Company's farm this year. & i.:.E%s
AS soon as the selection Of pictures
is made the order Tor the beautiful
souvenir book Of North Dakota scenes
will be given out and IN thirty days it
VIII be ready for DISTRIBUTE ion Its
designed to send home a large number
OF the books for sale III the different
towns at q small price In order TO help
defray the expense. They will be
gems 5of the printers and engrayer's
art, handsomely bound with ribbon in
souvenir style, contain several pages
sof important data briefly stated and
about fifty pages Of halftone illustra
|tions IN colors. about 200 pictures in
all SO that it will be the most compre-
hensiYe exposition, pictorially, OF the
best features of the state that hes ever
been publish They will cost
about s2, 800 and Pan-American visit
5ors tos the North Dakota booth will re--
|sceive something they will be sure tp
carry home with them. There will be
no advertising in the book and there
will be $nething in the way Of souvenirs
of the exposition that will be so hand
some The price of the book (it Will
not be sold outsid Il the state, being
given away here) has not been decided
upon, but II will not exceed so cents,
and probably less.
81 The North Dakota butter which won
out on the first heat was made by r.
Flint, the butter maker Of the New
Salem Butter N Manlfa curing Company
over ii Tort on oslnty scored
perfect on every count but flavor, in
which II lost four poi ntss On account Of
the wild onion flavor, d drawback
which Mn Flint expected at SO early 4
time off the veal. Ie mas sent an
other tslb king that The next iscer-
Ing as iirst II lt'ang would be On
|June no. but oWing to the iincompI Iete-
mess Of the refrig igeratson plant the
next test has been post oned until
July JIG, when il. is ped every cream
cry In the state viii be represented.
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