Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-03

CHdISe. MI. lItus is IL Weit huoWh
democratic politician Of Cass county
and Is running o nthat ticket for pub.
lie administrator. ne would be yedy
glad 10 adjust a number Of estates
which he will not mention In particu.
lar, and now thinks that he will carry
every ward in Bismarck.
The N. p. Exhibit.
Jens Johnson. with the immigration
department of the Northern Pacific, Is
in charge of the Northern Pacific
booth and Is handing out the glad
hand and souvenirs at the same time.
Mr.. Johnson brought the first settlers
to Washburn, thirty three years ago.
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Oscar Wills exhibit is always good.
1t proves that the land in plenty Is
here, and that inteddigent selection
OF seeds and patient and careful cul.
tivation will solve the problem OF
hard times. Miss Hulda Peterson Is
in charge. There is an exhibit of to-
bacco that is especially good. But
allthe Will exhibits are especially
good.
Good Corn Story.
The Fox Land ompany has a splend.
Id exhibit on the third floor. Frank
Fox is showing everything to adj
vantage. There Is some Northwestern
Dent corn that was grown from seed
that dried in the self same booth last
year. Ask to see this. 1t will show
you what orn can do.
Peck's Pianos.
The Peck Music house has the par.
lor filled with pianos. The music in
this room has drawn many to 1t, and
there Is tone and style to all that Is
shown.
Callahan Calls You.
The Singer Sewing machine exhibit
is on the third floor and in charge OF
J. J.. Callahan, who via demonstrate
to the ladies the quickest and the
neatest way to make anything from
a flounce to a furbelow. Mr.. Gala
hans specially is furbelows.
The Lady and the Hart.
The Hart exhibit OF heaters is In
the basement and Mrs. Roy Cross is
in charge. She is giving much atten-
ton to it, and the visit to her depart
ment is worth while.
Brought by Buckley.
The Logs Saddlery company exhib-
it is in charge of b. F. Buckley, its
handsome representative in North Da-
kota. 1t is replete with things that
will interest the man who wants har-
ness.
Hebron Brick.
The Hebron Fire and Pressed Brick
company of Hebron has its usual fine
exhibit in the basement. Charles Wei
gel and Theo. Bolke will tell you or
the products and show those who want
to be shown. They will tell you OF
the demand for their goods from the
Hudson Bay country to the Everglades
and from the rock bound coast to the
Golden Gate.
Lahr's Machines.
The Lair Motor Sales company is
showing the Overland and the Cadil-
lac machines. J. w. Murphy and j.
f. Sandlie are helping Mr.. Murphy.
looking after the Scandinavian branch
and Mr.. Sandlie taking care of the
Celtic output.
The Kit.
The krit car is here. H. L. Palmer
Is the gentleman in charge and ad.
mits that his product is the only one
to be considered. His exhibit Is at
tire. ting attention.
international's Bright Flowers.
Lieutenant Daniel c. Mulick of the
International Harvester company is
assisted by Major John Roop, the hero
of the Indian ~irs in Emmons. The
International has a big exhibit and
is showing again its deep interest in
the exposition. r. C. Battey, the local
manager, drops in occasionally, but
is putting in most of his time enter
tanning the out Of town customers
who find lime to get in and look the
show over. Corporal VIM. Bingen.
heimer and Sergeant Foley of Mandan
came off the reservation to assist
Mr.. Battey.
The Prosperous 500.
The 500 Line exhibit is showing
maps and products in p%rofusion. John
]. McEwen, a gentleman with a Harry
Lauder accent, is in charge. He is a
travelling representative OF the traffic
department and looks as prosperous
as Scott Derrick. He is assisted by
Miss Katherine Lee.
Gary Shows Goods.
l.. n. Cary, the big land man of
Mandan, is in charge of his own ex-
hibit, all Of which was grown upon his
own land. 1t is very interesting. Mr..
Cary knows how to demonstrate.
Brown Up To Standard.
The VIM. II. Brown exhibit is in
charge Of e. H. Yonaka of Mott, and
is as good as you would want to see.
The artistic arrangement is appeal.
ing.
Bismarck Hardware.
". p. Lomas is in charge OF the
fine exhibit OF the Bismarck Hard
ware company, an institution that is
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