Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-27
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Al. THE BUFFALO, EXPOSITION
Cushing Writes es.t that the Exhibits are
in Shape, the Midway Lively,
.@&'''' and All Well.
Many North Dakotans Drop in, Among
Them Several from the Missouri
l.. Slope and West. : h
Senator Little, MI. and Mrs. Heron,
Miss. Barnes and Other Bismarck
ers at the Fair.

Buffalo, June 24.-Well, the Pan-Am-
erican Is beginning to blossom like the
rose. The buildings are completed
and the lawns and flower beds give
charming color to the ground plan,
while fresh coats of m~ulti-colored
paint has added beauty to the build
ings. Crowds are beginning to come
and everybody is feeling more hope
full, in fact the expo. can 10Y be said
tc be in full blast. Swarms of digni-
taries from North and South America
are daily welcomed and uniforms and
costumes from every cline wander
about covering skins of. every shade.
The weather has settled down to hot
business and the cool drink joints are
making more dough than anybody. >
There are still some incomplete ex-
hibits but July / will see. all in place
and it is safe to make your visit at any
time. Nd f%s5 e
The bulge in prices of living, which
promised to require a bank attachment
to ones outfit, has in measure sub
sided and 81. Is a day each for room
and breakfast is the ruling figure, +ex-,
cept at the leading hotels, where they,
won't let you sleep on the roof$ffor less
than So. s 2ss u !.
A great many North Dakotans have
visited u but few from the slope
Senator Little, Mrs. y. L. Bowers, wife
of the Morton county official, John
Wynn, the Mandan railway engineer,
and Mrs. w. II. Bodenstab of New
Salem being the only ones SO far.
Col Little says u show down is
very creditable and he believes it will
do the state more good than the big
expense at Chicago did, still to us, it
seems very little. Supt. Hall of the
dairy building, who held like position
at the Worlds fair, says the. same
thing, so we feel braced up a bit. At
any rate the booth is full of people all
the time and If Gov. Bartlett continues
to Improve at the same rate he will
soon be in demand as chief speiler in
the Midway. He is working hard to
overcome the modesty peculiar to all
Cooperstown folks, but the difadence
and bashfulness inhibited through his
mix-up with the senators last winter
is hard to throw off, and it will be an
other month before he can present
the beauties Of our state with the re-
freshing abandon of Farmer Wallace
or even myself. We have Joined the
Liars club as it was deemed advisable
to have the game al well as the name,
besides we not in good standing
with our neighbors until we did so.
Among the pleasant callers Satur-
day was Tom p. Heron, who used to
hold forthin MELONS bank. His wife
and sister, both daslgntrs of O.. r.
Barnes, were along. They all send
greetings ITO Bismarck relatives and
friends. Heron is now cashier Of a
bank at Irwin, Pa, but has the kind
Hest reunembrances OF Bismarck.
Ed. g. Harvey, one Of the old-time
Mandan hrstlers, gave us hearty greet
ing also, Saturday. He said he often
wished he was back with Cary and
made minute inquiries after Harmon,
Cary, Zimmerman, futile, Packard,
Riugenheimer Leutz and Id fact ali
the early birds, and asked particularly
afters y. "A. Field and was glad when
told him the Old man was friskysa as !
colt. #9ss$
Commissioner Turner and family are
expected down in July and the Gle.
plants and ca1nels are kicking up BE.
hind in anticipation Of the state farm
er's arrival. #
Some d from washington was
asking the other day II Jewell was still
alive and seemed pleased to hear al
Affirmative answer, though, from the
fact that we don't yet the Tribune az
promised had some doubts ct ths
truth Of my statement. But maybe
Dad Leslie has vetoed any more dead.
head aubscribers-though I thought ]
had given him enough nickel cigars
last winter 70 be solid! (Itss beer
going regular to Agricultural building
Buffalo Expo.-Ed.)
Those butter makers across the rive
keep sending butter down here With