Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-29

who have been there once want to go
again. 1t is safe and happy place
for the tots and relieves many a
| mother who can check her baby and
go away satisfied that it will be taken
as good care of as she could give and
that the child will be much happier
than trudging around firing itself out.
The manager of the Missouri exhibit
told me the other day OF some of the
items which have gone TO make up the
expenditure of the million dollars ap-
propriated by the state for the fair
So far $699,000 have been spent ap-
proximately as follows: State build
ing $215, 444; agricultural exhibit $72,-
0SS.34; mines exhibit $4,000; educa-
tional exhibit $4,000; horticulture
$4,000; fish and game exhibit S11, 900;
forestry $4,000; dairy $4,000; enter
tainment of militia $4,000. No state
spent in entertainment at the building,
where it is said the commissioners
families and friends families eat and
sleep, with a special bartender to look
after their dusty threats. North Da-
kota's $4,000 looks rather insignificant
along side of this.
Anyone wishing to secure rooms in
advance of their coming here can
write Gushing or any of the push here
and they will be taken care of in good
shape at 81 per day for room, with
restaurants near by where meals can
into a good locality where everything
is nice and as the people have been
nice to us we would be glad to recipro-
cate by directing North Dakotans their
way.
Farmers who have in sight some
good crops of grain and vegetables
should remember the state exhibit
when the goods are ripe. A line to
Commissioner Turner at Bismarck will
secure instructions as to shipping. The |
slope raises the best vegetables to be |
found anywhere and we want the best |
here as more people are apt to see
them here than at the farms.
The following visitors have regis. |
tered:
Wednesday, July 13th-Dr and Mrs.
E. L. Thompson, Grand Forks; F. A. |
Snow and wife, Valley City; J. c.
Lemen, Valley City; Harvey Hoover
and wife, Kensal; E. E. Fifty, Perth;
Thursday, July 14th-C. E. Brawner,
Larimore; A. Brundorf, Rugby; Selma
Schnutzler, Rugby; Ed. w. Schnutzler,
Rugby; Otto Rendorf, Rugby; Edna
Conyens, Rob Conyens, ]. S. Conyens
and wife, Rugby; w. c. Lozell, La
Moure; Hugh Hall and wife, James
town; w. J. Brohmann, Grand Forks;
VIM. Gillespie, Hoople; John B. Schiltz,
Ryder; Mrs. G. L. Robinson, Coal Har-
Dor.
H..
and wife, Surrey; Mrs. E. J. Babcock,
university; w. H. Gray, Everest; A. L.
Newton, Jamestown.
Saturday, July 16th-Bertis Devil
liams, Fairmount; Anna L. Mallough, |
Eleanor Mallough, Wheatland; Jennie
Allen, Marcia Bisbee. Mrs. l. E. Will
liams, Grand Forks; Rev. Thos. E.
Green and wife. w. W. Fritch, Valley
City; John B. Rack. Mandan: w. F.
Kelley, Medora.
Monday, July 18th-H. R. Schroeder,
Larimore; H. C. Parslow and wife,
Hankinson; E. c. Bates. Grand Forks;
F. F. Vaughan, Cando; Carl Holzer and
| wife and Mrs. Mary Holzer, Fargo;
]. M. O'Bannay and wife, LaMoure;
Mrs. H. E. Butler and party, James
town.
Tuesday, July 19th-A L. Knauf, E.
| M. Seller. Mrs. w. c. Butler. A. L.
| Newton, Jamestown; Frank Real and
Louis Peterson, Darcy; o. R. Fisher,
Denbigh; John Courtenay, Dunseith;
w. H. Bohannan, Bismarck; Mrs. T. A.
Brainerd and Chauncey Brainerd,
Souris; H. Swalster, Caledonia.
Wednesday, July Goth Mrs. M.
Bronson, Fargo; w. L. Officer. Doyon;
J. B. Schiltz, Ryder; Geo. L. Bonney,
Neche; J. e. Goldsmith, Fargo; R. W.
Walker and wife, Webster; John
Tracy, Valley City; E. N. Nelson and
wife. Eldridge.
Thursday, July 21st-C. J. O'Keefe,
Mimic; H. Kaeho, Jamestown; E. J.
Headland, E. H. Headland and A. o.
Headland, Fargo; May Belle Tilden,
Jamestown; Bessie J. Hegde, Hunter;
Mrs. T. E. Lahant and A. W. Johnson,
New Rockford; W. L. Kinser and wife,
Kenmare; F. G. Spalding and A. L.
Johnson, Leeds; John Dickson, Forrest
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