Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-03
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year seemed to bring forth a jumbled
mass In certain booths will be found
now the incest order and the most
pleasing effects. The North Dakota
industrial Exposition is teaching the
man Of North Dakota how to put his
best foot forward.
A Farmers Triumph.
1t Is u. NJ. Thompson instead of +,
|B. Thompson of %Sheyenne who
brought his own exhibit to the exposi'
ton. mention Of which was made yes.
tcrday: He Finished his work last
night, and II is a marvel Of complet'
ness. Every article was raised by
his own hands. He has a brief mes
sage on the wall, telling the North Ia
kota farmers to see what he has done
and assuring them that they can do
the sa me II they will.
Seed From Austria.
The Adams county exhibit is in the
hands of G. N. Remission, w. r. Lax
ton and Mrs. George /. Becker. 1t is
the first one to the right along the
south hall. The display of grains is
good, and there Is a splendid showing
of alfalfa, grown without incubation
There Is a splendid musk melon that
was grown from seed sent from Aus.
ftria. The caulifower on display was
grown from seed sent from Austria.
The water melon display is proof that
we can grow them, too.
kidder Is There.
Kidder's good exhibit was delayed
in getting, here, but, like everything in
Kidder, it got there just the same
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. A. Cross are In
charge, and they have been very busy.
The sign of "Kidder" is set forth in
letters Of streaming gold over the por-
tails, the whole effect being secured
by the heads OF grains. They have a
show of celery that proves that Kid
der will not be wanting in nerve
force. There are some splendid po'
tatoes and wheat on show.
Merchants Display.
Hugh Peoples of New Rockford has
all individual exhibit down the south
hall that smells like an eastern fruit
orchard. He is showing everything
The work is artistically done.
X 10 Stanley.
1t was T. l.. Stanley of Emery, in
stead of T. l.. Stanton, VINO has
charge of McLean's wonderful exhibit
The people around here know that Ms.
Lean is a garden SPOT, but to the Wis
;tor ~ will Nrovo tbaf opv man wbo
wants to can live well from what
Mother Earth will give him in Nc
Lain county If he will use his brains
and his bare hands. Mclean is filled
with men who have grown rich from
the exercise Of both mentality and
muscle.
Giibreath Pleased.
The most pleased man in the expo
sition is Superintendent Gilbreath,
the father OF the exposition. He can
see now that 1t will grow and grow
and become the really great factor in
the bringing of people to North Da-
kota and in showing the residents
the best way to grow crops.
implements Galore.
The commercial exhibits are better
than ever. The great concerns who
manufacture and sell to the people OF
North Dakota realize that this Is the
richest state per capita in the Union.
and that the Flickertails want the
best. Every big implement house and
every great supply house puts forth
its best proofs of merit. +"
Deere's Big Show.
The John Deere company, far famed
for its products, has a display in the
machinery department that is good.
Carl Peterson, who has it in charge.
is assisted by G. A. Thompson and d.
H. Houser. Plows, engines. cultiIa-
tors and all kinds OF labor saving and
money making machinery is shown.
This concern gave $1,000 in prizes
last year and duplicated that amount
this year to make the exposition a
success. When Governor Burke We
toed the bill to have the farmers
manual printed the Jim Deere COM
pany paid the expense. a matter OF
some $4,000.
Dickinson Brick.
The North Dakota Pressed Brick
company OF Dickinson, of which Will
son l.. Richards is president, have a
display that is unique. a ticket office
has been erected on the corner from
the products of this plant, showing
the attractiveness of the goods pro-
duced. The new Hughes buildings III
Bismarck are made of this material.
Medina Mills.
The Medina Milling company has a
fine exhibit neal the big desk on the
first floor. All the splendid products
of this mill are displayed under the
artistic treatment of c. P. Rorbach,
whose uniform courtesy is making
friends for the products where they
have not been tried before.
Studehaker Show.
The Studebaker corporation has a
display of automobiles. Clete Mulick.