Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-07

earten OF civilization. BY Its pursuis
our forefAthers have learned their yes
sons OF industry and thrift which mas
marked the progress OF our people
When a new state can make q show
ing like this It proves that the treas
ures that he In the soil merely await
Ing the people who farm intAlIsently
and we'll. an proud of North %.
kota and the products Of her farms"
John Goodall was here from lood
all. He used To be a rancher ana 4
good one. He IL q farmer today, and
a good one. This show Is the finest
ever" he said.
"Say, when q state q put forth
things like this" said Henry Reich
ert, the Dickinson hotel man, there
Is little left to be said. The farmers
of North Dakota are going to make
this the greatest section In the world.
And our Industries are all good. See
the output. There Ia no industry In
North Dakota but whose products are
In demand for export trade"
Captain M~artineson's Boil.
Captain Martineson of the police
force has been doing duty at tho ex.
position, too. But he Is not feeling
well. He Is suffering from a boil. 1t
is n large boil. II is a busy boil. II
ls on his mind and 1t isn't on his mind,
either. He says that 1t Is the biggest
bOil that was ever raised In Burleigh
county. He says that no man ever
had such a boil. Captain MartinesOn
says that he has never seen this boil,
but that he will swear that it is there.
Back From Gladstone.
G.. S. Cryne. the scholarly exhibitor
from Stark county, is back from his
home farm, where he went on bust.
ness. He found it hard to stay away,
but during his absence Mrs. Cryne
looked after things mighty we'll and
Stark county was kept on the map
right along.
Richland Is Good.
Richland county is the only county
in the Red River Valley that has an
exhibit, and it is simply a dandy.
Apples are big and profuse. Vege.
tables are as big as anyOnes. Grains
are simply splendid. fruits are ev-
erywhere. Messrs. Thompson and
Hankins are in charge and they have
made q mighty pretty exhibit. 1t is
one of the finest.
Capt. Mecinnis Here.
Captain McGlnnis, the tall syca.
more of the Jim Valley is here at the
exposition and has his drum corps.
Captain McGinnis Is an independent
candidate for congress in the second
district and says that he is receiving
much encouragement.
From New Leipzig. %,
r. T.. Reisland, the capable editor
Of the New Leipzig Sentinel has come
to look the exposition over and is
much pleased with it. He will be a
great booster for future shows. He
paid the Tribune a friendly call.
viii Demonstrate.
II. J. Beckley, the lightning calcu.
lator just imported fro mNorway, will
give a demonstration in mathematics
of the higher order in the Hoskins
booth on Saturday afternoon. 1t will
be a rare treat. Mr.. Beckley is the
handsome gentleman who represents
the adding machine with an accent
on the "the."
Frank E. Ellickson, of Regent,
came up to see the show and has
been Dragging on it everywhere.
There is q fine outlook. The North
Dakota man who sees that show will
never consent to leave the state" he
He was accompanied by DR..
Hill. of Regent.
esntley's Busy Boosters.
Bentlcy's boosters were busy boys.
There were many here, and they
We're on their feet at the end OF the
thirtieth round. Bentley can always
he counted on to help make Hettinger
affairs a success. They are just nat
ural born boosters. Among those
here were Alva Hers, merhant; H.
A. Galloway, banker; DR.. Hamilton
and Jack Hallam, the well known
farmer.
Almost . Roit.
When ". G. Dresser Of the Eddy
county exhibit heard a great COM
motion this morning as he entered
that beautiful booth. He rushed in
and found King Corn kneeling before
Queen Alfalfa and making loud dem
onstratfOns OF love. He was in a per.
feet frenzy of amOrOus excitement.
Mr.. Dresser overpowered King Corn