Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-02
SIX WEEKS MORE or
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made to attend. A large delegation
can. make q much better showing and
support the men Of the delegation who
are willing to get out and do the work.
The showing that the: North Dakota
men made at the congresses did a
great deal for the exhibit. Men whom
the delegates met made it a point to
visit the exhibit with the result that
most Of the prominent delegates Of the
congress were entertained at the ex
hibit. :s5,: D "a III
North Dakota Visitors.
4 In spite Of the fact that the people
Of North Dakota are just now busy
harvesting a big crop, yet there are
nearly as many visiting the fair now
as during the summer, They all are
delighted with the beauty Of this
coast country and impressed with its
great undeveloped resources but all
are more than satisfied that North
Dakota is the place for the men Of no
means or of small means. They are
more than ever struck with the fact
that Che coast country is teeming with
opportunity for men Of considerable
means but that there is no place
where man, can so easily. make for
himself comfortable home and get 4
goodly share of this worlds goods as
in North Dakota. 8 81
North Dakota has entertained at
her exhibit during the past few weeks
a. great any governors who have been
visiting the fair. Governor Pardee Of
California was very generous with
praise for the exhibit and took occas.
ion to compliment Executive Commits.
sioner Steele very highly for the
efficient work he has done. He said
that California's Executive Commits.
sioner F. N. Fiiche. had told him
that North Dakota has the most en-.
ergetic and wide awake commissioner
on the grounds Among the other
executives who have visited the space
are Governor Chamberlain Of Oregon,
Governor Mead of Washington, Gov.
ernor Bryant of Wyoming, Governor
Mickey Of Nebraska, and 1t. Gov
Bruce of New York. Governor Mead
Of Washington took occasion to com.
pliment the state on the choice of its
chief executive. He said that Gov.
ernor Sarles made a very good i'm.
preston while on his recent visit In
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ExGov. Fancher Of North Dakota.
now a resident OF Sacramento. was a
recent visitor at the exhibit. He was
extremely well pleased with the ex-
habit and said that he had heard a
great many returning Californians
speak OF the excellence OF the exhibit
and the attention it was attracting
Gov. Fancher is engaged in business
IN Sacramento and is prospecting.
Prof. Chester, who is known in
Illinois as the @Corn Crank, of that
Country, a resident Of champaign.
ILL.,, was a visitor at the exhibit last
week and gave the various North Da.
kota people who happened to be at the
exhibit a corn talk. Prof Chester
Judged all Of the corn at the great
Louisiana Purchase exposition last
year and is known all over this coun.
Try as an authority on corn He
selected all Of the corn that Illinois
and Missouri exhibited at ST. Louis
last year. He said that North Dakota
would see the time not SO many years
on when she would be placing corn
among her leading grains. He said
that progress in the breeding Of corn
was being carried to such point that
1t would only be short time before
variety hardy enough to be grown In
any part Of North Dakota, with yield
OF SO bushels per acre, would be 4
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