Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-04
Interesting Program Vl; Car'
rIsd Out II Expo. Bald
Ing This Afternoon
Some Of North Dakota's neS1
EnterprsiGg Citizens from
These States
Governor Marshall Of l0dI'
aBl Was Unable 10 be
Here for the Occasion

The day promised we'll for Indiana
and illinois Day at the exposition
from the first, and the Hoosiers and
the Suckers began to come to the old
enthusiasm which has marked festa
days "bac khome." .....
The splendid crops that have pros
pered the men and women from the
banks of the Wabash and along the
Mississippi Valley have kept many
Of them at home They have felt that
their first duty is to garner the grains
that have come in such profusion as
a reward Of faithful effort and much
self denial while home has been
made In the new prairie lands of the
Northwest.
T.. N. Bosworth and wife of Flash
er were the first arrivals, and they
were glad to tell OF the old days back
in Jay county, Indiana. Mr.. Boswortll
came to Morton county with small
amount OF worlds goods, and today
IL surrounded. by, fertile and we'll till
ed acres which EHve back to him con
slant reward for their intelligent
treatment. s.s y
It has been intended to secure tbs
attendance of Governor Marshall as
the speaker Of the day, but it was
found impossible. The program will
take place this afternoon at the con
clusion of the show. =.
States Attorney Coyle of Minot, and
who still pears the taint of Freeport
Illinois, came from Minot to tell Of the
corn and the potatoes and the antes
that he has seen raised. .:u
W. T.. Cowles OF the First National
Life booth is a native OF LaPorte and
an old newspaper man. He has prom
ised to sing a solo for the multitude
we are informed by Capt. Bowen, who
is only a son.in.law of Indiana and
who admits it with down.cast coun,
tenance. He would like to claim In
diana as his native state and insists
that it's product Is the best in the
world when it comes to wives and
sweethearts when they never meet.
DR.. Hershey, who came from Argos
Ind, will help to welcome the visitors
and Judge Fisk is anxious to demon
strate the superiority of Whiteside
county, Illinois, over any other section
in the world from cider to ceres.
w. E. Parsons, who began the
struggle of life in Livingston county
Illinois, is an interested participant
as is his father, who is also interested
in educational matters as we'll.
= Frederick Copeland, the gum dror
king, is an old Hoosier and comes
from Hoosier stock from away back
He is interested in the gathering, and
wants to meet all the Hoosiers and
the Suckers.
DR.. Stackhouse will cast his benign
presence upon the gathering. the
Doctor is q Sucker from Suckersville
and still throws his Evanstonian &C.
cent around real recklessly.
Frank McKone, Of Reineke & Nc
Kone of Fargo, vice president Of the
Indiana Society Of North Dakota
comes this afternoon with a hope OF
getting pieca of real Indiana cherry
pie. Mr.. McKone was reared in a
Quaker comniunity in Wayne county
Indiana, and still watts till the spirit
moves him. sa
G. G. Hammond, who was born in
Dublin, Wayne county, Indiana, which
is also q Quaker community, will ar.
rive this evening. Mr.. Hammond is
the prosperous banker of Ashley. He
learned politics in Indiana.
& G.. N. Keniston is an old Illinoisan
with a young heart. He comes from
Vermillion county and will be there,
with bells on tonight. Mr.. Remission
is in charge Of the Adams county ex'
hibit, and is entertaining o. B. Sever
son, Of the State. Bank Of Hettinger,
who has come up to look over the ex'
position.
w. p. Burhans, who sells Oil Pull
engines and does other things is the
nome Of Indiana, is a native Of La
Porte and Is as proud Of 1t as the stuck
up products Of the Maple City usually
are. Mr.. Burhand has come in to
meet the people who used to be his
neighbors.
w. G. Gilbreath, the superintendent
o fthe exposition, was or a 'ons sea
son q Sucker. He ran Ws9apers II
Logan ana Sangamon counties ard
when he became rich be came to
North Oak sta to spend it all. Mr.. G;l'