The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1911-08-03

Similarly the dairyman will be con-
fronted with the last thing in his
branch of the agricultural industry;
separators, milking devices, creamery
machinery and every modern accessory
to up to-date dairying can be seen, side
by side with the finished product of the
industry which is an art, the practice
of which in North Dakota has won for
her dairymen nationwide renown.
The stockman will also find much to
interest and inform him about his own
avocation; lecturers, expert in their
special subject, will give him practical
information which will lnure to his
profit if taken advantage of. Manu-
featuring will be prominently featured,
and the surprise of the exposition to
many will be the interesting exhibits
they will see of we'll established COM
mercial products manufactured from
native material; woolens, flax fibre
products, cement, clay products, brick,
tile and pottery, coal in its natural
state and briquetted, and numerous
other articles. of interest will be at
tractively shown for the instruction and
enlightenment of the visitor. The
household will not be overlooked and
the good housewives of our state will
find matte of absorbing interest in
canned fruits, vegetables, breadstuffs
and the many other mysterious and in
tricate details of the culinary and
housekeeping arts. The educational
advancement of the state will be in
terestingly presented, both by ex-
hibits and orally by capable orators
who will talk entertainingly and in
structive]y on their subject. In short.
every phase of the states develop
ment and present day civilization will
be adequately portrayed in the manner
best calculated to insure lasting i'm
preston and convey useful lesson.
1t is the intention of the manage
ment of the Industrial Exposition to
have printed $4,000 copies of the prem
ium books, giving complete list of all
articles for which prizes are offered
and circulate these pamphlets general
ly over the state. With circulation
of this magnitude they should be read
by at least 100000 people. 1t is pro-
posed to insert small sized cut, prob
ably 1-S inches. of every article
donated, also give the name Of the
firm and address and for what purpose
the article was donated. The object is
for two-fold purpose, namely, to rec,
ognize the gift and to inform the public
of what they may have the opportunity
of competing for at the exposition.
Eastern firms have been extremely
liberal and have displayed an unantici:
pated friendliness towards the success
of this exposition which is certainly
appreciated by the management.
Will Dickey county be represented!
Well, we guess yes! This county can
get up an exhibit from this years cror
that will hustle the other counties
some to equal; besides Dickey county
cannot stay out of it and keep up he,
reputation as one of the leading pro.
gressive counties of the state.
Steps are being taken through the
Oakes Commercial Club to form :
county committee to handle the matte,
and make it Dickey county exhibit
The expense will be small; space in the
exposition building will not cost ovel
$50, and the land men and banks will
donate their time and some money ii
getting the exhibit together. The