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

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coat, and there was q lot OF smoke
and many sulphurous words. He 'hnal.
ly got the coat on, pinched the 1re
out and counted the seventeen holes
10 DO patched. Nj. Cspey ID Z hot
member. He went TO the exposition
and cooled OF among the fruits and
flowers.
Looked Il Over.
Sheriff Henry Barry Of Mott and his
deputy, Charles Gardner of New Ems.
land, came in last evening. They
were immensely pleased with he e..
position. They say that Hettinger
county will be stronger than ever
next year.
From Ashley.
]. Hess OF Ashley was q surprised
visitor to the exposition. He says
that he never expected to see any.
thing like It in North Dakota. He
was especially proud OF his neighbor.
ing county Of Logan.
Mrs. Herman ha.dt.
Mrs. Herman Hardt, II Of those
gracious and glorious women who
have done 20 much to make North
Dakota abound with fruits, flowers
and good things, has come up for the
last days OF the exposition to visit
With her husband, Herman Hardt.
who has done such noble service for
Logan county. No man has done bet.
ter work for any county than has
Herman Hardt done for Logan coun.
ey, and 1t Is good to see Mrs. Hardt
here to share In the pleasure.
Sasshern Of Stanton.
Henry Sagehorn Of Stanton got In
early today and Is revealing in the
glories of the exposition. He is u
banker and a business ma who be-
iieves in corn and what corn will do
for q country. 1t al Mr.. Sagehorne
who initiated a corn growing contest
AMONG the school boys Of Mercer
county and you can see the results
at the Mercer county exhibit, The
SagehOrn kind Is a good one for the
country. t&ta g
Good Potato Hustler.
DR.. Johns, politician and patriot,
has been doing great service for Al
ans county. He has been hustling the
potatoes that are being baked :"
morning and aftrnoon by Mrs. Becker
in the Adams county booth, and DIR.
Johns insists that every spud has the
Adams county brand grown into it.
II keeps him busy carrying potatoes
and extending hospitality.
On the Job Far Tiehlan1.
Frederick Barnes, county superin.
tendent of Richland county, has come
to help Mr.. Taylor at the expedition,
and can admit that Richland Gunty
Is the best in tho world withou. Ha..
ting an eye r. II. Hawkins has re.
turned home. i2#A s.
Busy. Mark Smith. e,,
Mark Smith of the Barnes county
exhibit has been n OF the busiest
men in the exposition. He has two
booths to look after, and has been
doing it alone most of the time. He
has made things look mighty god for
Barnes county among the visitors to
the exposition.
Judge Winchester Astonished.
Il have lived in North Dakota q
great many years. said Judge Win.
chester, "'and have found a great deal
of happiness in each progressive step
Of its farmers and its business men.
l thought that I had ONE idea Of what
the people are doing, but I was
astonished when L looked over this
show. The Burleigh exhibit is a
pleasing. sight. What 1 saw il Nc.
Leans booth was simply splendid and
artistically presented. Kidder county
has a wonderful grain, and vegetable
show and shows why she grows so
rapidly. Emmons had a big show
last year, a beautiful exhibit. miss
ed her this year. Then there Is Nor
ton and Mercer as we'll as Logan and
and Adams that show much
advancement. This is getting to be
a better state all the time. ...
r..- ' ? ITO" ol0ooSOI1Ss |
Mrs. George w. Lee and her petite
grand daughter, Dorothy Lee Prindle,
the exposition last night. They
are from Gladstone, and were much
pleased with the many exhibits.
Jack Lang Busy.
Jack Lang, who isAwith the Stude-
baker corporation, lib said to be the
auto representative in
town. Mr.. Lang has, been busy show
Ing the lines OF his beautiful car to
the people, and they show evidences
of liking his goods.
Vim Yohnson, BY Yininy.
There has been no visitor to the
who has received q more
gracious welcome than has James
Johnson, the strong lawyer Of Minot,
who came down to minglc with the
other old timers and live over again
the days when hens were SO scarce
that after a man bought an egg nogg
he went into bankruptcy. Mr.. john
son says that things are different IN
Ward county now, that you can see
chickens everywhere, and that there
has never been a more popular place
than Minot.
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