Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-07
DIRECTOR GENERAL, II "a 7. i2s U. 4 "a. |5s
! PaN-AMERIcAN EXPOSITION,
DAIRY BuInpIse, BUFFALO, II. q,


pAIRy a15s BUILDING, BUFFALO, N. 4.
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Speaking Of Cavalier county reminds
me me that Hon. Henry McLean's sample
Of oats is bound to take first prize.
They have attracted wide attention
and an there IS nothing here that APP
proaches them for size. weight or yield,
the latter being eighty bushels per
acre. %s=ss %ss \ i. EXP. 3: @ss, 9Th NJ
One Of our visitors the other day
was was sister OF Hon. fJ ohm Mcbride,
the X dilton farmer. and Hon. Geo. Nc
Brides register of deeds of Pembina
county. She promised to come around
when we get in shape for company and
bring her husband, who is a prominent:
dentist here. .s. i s, s5s.s =. '. s,5 : p Z
one of the carpenters who built the
state booth worked on the first eleya-
tor built at Langdon, and is kicking
himself because he did not stay in the
promised land Still another visitor
was James Fee, a farmer near Hyde
Park in Pembina county. He is on
his way to Scotland and will drop in
again on his way back. - -
Judge Templeton surprised us pleas
antly with visit yesterday. He has
been over to Canada and is on his way
home. me. Governor Bartlett took him
III tow and no doubt the Judge has seen
the elephant, the camels and the other
animals amin OF the Midway by this time.
I see by the papers that the Mime
sofa and South Dakota editors will be
he here on the 18th to help dedicate the
Minnesota bui1ding.A Tomorrow the
Pennsy sylvania& pencil pushers will be
here and nearly every editorial asso-
citation in the country is making this
their, Mecca this year. What is the
matter with that man Kent that he has
not been agitating an excursion here
BY the North Dakota editors on our
state day, which will, be set by Gov.
White shortly? Buffalo has fine
press club and quarters and the boys
tell me they will open EN- wide for the
gang if they come down Wake up,
de Ia Bere! You are the champion
agitator in the gay and festive ameni-
ties of editorial life. .= =..3
Miss Ethel Dewar of Grand Forks
arrived Saturday and is nicely quar-
tered at the, residence of relatives for
e two months visit. She was a guest
oe the Exhibitors club Saturday even
ing and enjoyed the festivities
ularly the addresses in Spanish h-and
the fireworks. IL. II St. r =.
The patentee Of q rapid action flax
retting process called at the North
Dakota D1a head Quarters yesterday to;
/ make ma inquiries as to the opportunities
for ablishing a factory in Fargo or
Grand Forks for making linen goods,
under d his process. He claims that
with his system established at the seat,
o. fax duction goods can be manu-
sfactlred at a price which will defy
I competition and save the freight on
the raw product. He said his atten-2
ton had recently been called to the.
state as a flax producing field and he
desired the names of parties who were
sconyersant with the facts and If the
prospects and production of the raw
material were as represented to him he:
would 90 out q and look the ground
over He claimed to have good capital
behind him, SO / advised him to write
Mayors Dinnie and Johnson, who
would doubtless secure him the infor-.
nation desired: / regret that tsI have
lost his card and cannot give his name
and address, but he will 5call again in
a few days and talk fflrt on the
matter. read a sdescrip lion of his
process Id the Scientific American a.
few months ago, which paper trongly
endorsed II and said 1T was bound to.
reYolutio the fiax industry, SO IL
may pay Fargo and Grand Forks "a
look into the matter.
One Of the Young fellows who does
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