Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-07
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Pierce OF Mott. 1T heats last year.
II, will get better year after year. a
ysar or 80 ago I used to smile at the
idea OF corn in THE state, but see my
mistake. Our corn Is getting better
every year. You can see It Improve.
I think more of North Dakota land
than I ever did. And tho fruit looks
good to me-, too. used to think OF
apple pie when | looked back toward
TippecanOe, Indiana. but we can have
our own fresh apple pies. and after
thls you Will see some dandy apple
orchards growing down around the
Spot"
Yes, sir, It Is n fine exhibition"
said y. b. Wlckhnm, the big banker
of Glen Ullin. And it IL an educa'
tional show. No man can g IL with.
Oh. having greater confidence in the
soil or this state. We arc a great
empire. We can live within ourselves
If we want to now. II necessary we
could live well without going outside
of North Dakota for q single thing.
And there j. nothing proves 1t better
than that exposition. II is a great
thing for the state. and that man Gil
breath has shown himself 4 wonder
in putting best tings forward"
1.-THE woman's department interest
ed me very much" said Mrs. Robert
Beery, "and 1t only shows what artist.
ic temperaments have been drawn in
to a new state. The people Of North
Dakota are people of the initiative,
and the products of the womanhood
of this state are simply fine"
NO more Of this for me-" said John
T. Charmley. There Is too much ex-
element ABOUT 1t. l had no more
than started to look the exposition
over than I had to go to a show with
DR.. White, who has invented a new
plant that Is going to make Mott IA
nous. DR.. White has named it the
Wilsonatto. It is really a wonder"
IL came from Edgar county, Hin.
OILS, and / was raised in Clark coun-
ty," said w. A. HERS of Hentley, but
l want to say that after a visit to the
exposition North Dakota looks better
than ever to me. We r truly a corn
and fruit state, and we can do won.
ders here. Hettinger county is, !
think, the finest county on earth, and
/ am going back with some new ideas
and my neighbors are in the same
frame of mind"
1T is simply IMMENSE" said Wei.
lington Irysh, the we'll known editor
of the Pioneer rress OF Mott. Il
wouldn't have missed this for any
thing. The show is a great one, and
we have been able to show the. show
some mighty fine people. Look them
over. Dlu you yer see a nicer look
ing bunch of bosters? That is what
makes Mott the Spot. That is what
pushes Hettinger county to the front
so rapidly. We grow fine men and
women as we'll as fine crops down in
H%ettinger."
This exposition is an inspiration"
said Captain Hanley Of Mandan. For
many years | have been raising corn
with both hands. aud Il certainly
know. The exhibits open up a great
vista of Industrial possibilities. Corn
will take the place of rye in this state
some day
This is a great show" said DR..
Eastman, Of Krem. Il am mighty
g.au I came. We have the living
proofs that North Dakota is the best
state in the union, and ! can point to
the hest county If Chris Schweigert
and Art Grown will just step aside
for a minute"
II have always been a booster for
North Dakota" said Charles Otto, the
wholesale grocer OF Valley City, but
In the past | thought all the richness
and all the goodness was wrapped up
in Barnes county. ! begin 10 realize
that the real good part Of North Da.
kota stretches about four hundred
miles one way and two hundred and
fifty the other. ] am glad that the
rest OF the state has urawn such
wholesome lessons from Barnes cOun-
ty."
r. II. Murtha, the prominent Dick
inson lawyer, was an interested Wis
itor, and was highly pleased. They
can't beat us when we can produce
evidence like this" he said.
"The 500 line ASKED me for my ex~
hibit," saiu George L. Grayson, the
Manning farmer whose Dunn county
exhibit has attracted such attention,
"and they certainly can have 1t, for
l want other Iowa and Illinois people
to see what We arc doing. an
mighty proud OF North Dakota, and il
made mo feel pretty good to nave the
500 people want my exhibit for show.
purposes"
.'Oh this is simply immense" said
w. p. Bailey who came with Mrs.
Bailey from Steele for the exposition.
.'This shows that North Dakota IS
progressing wonderfully"
There is nothing to 1T but richness"
sad County Auditor ]. 1. Hughes OF
Dickinson. North Dakota is proving
why she is the richest state, per cap.
tia in the union" 4.
"A. N. Blexrud, the big farmer from
up north, was very much pleased with
all he saw. Mr.. Blexrud is a fine
farmer, hut he saw some new things
at the exposition, and he will profit by
them.
County Commissioner Thompson
was one of the happiest men who Wis.
tied the exposition. II didn't think 1t
could be near so good" he said, and
that Etlrleigh county show Is second
to none"
This show will excite the pride OF