The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-17
ceptionaIly fine Russian squirrel, Per

Sian larnD and otter skins.
Engines of nearly every kind are
manufactured in Fargo. The Fargo
Foundry Co.. has some OF it's best at
the show. There are engines Tor the
farmer, engines for the manufactures
and engines for practically all lines OF
Industry where machinery is employed.
Demonstrations, practical ones, too.
are being given every morning, after
noon and evening in the booth of the
Dakota Welding a. Manufacturing Co,
Pride Of Dakota flour by the sacks
ful greets the eye in the exhibit of the
Fargo Mill co. Here also are sacks
Of Teddy's Grits, with a likeness Of
Teddy de Roos" on. every package.
Electrical novelties are shown in
variety at the exhibit of the Union
light, Heat4& Power Co. Waffle Irons,
stoves, water heaters, cake griddles
and other things unique to the house,
holder make up this display. The
strides that have been made recently
in the electrical goods industry viii
amaze the visitor. The picture of the
progress Of the industry is shown in
this exhibit to a nicety
Is that really Buffalo BilI?" in
CURED young spectator at the show
last night, when he visited the booth
of the knight Printing Co. mo, my
dear child" explained his mother.
that man is N. d. Barker Yes,
Buffalo Bilp' Barker is in charge Of
the Knight display and is calculating
the art Of printing and samples of the
daily run OF commercial work done
In the Knight plant. Specimens Of
heading, ruling, etc. make this booth
attractive.
The Albert Lea Gas Light Co., has
a nice display, demonstrating the ad-
vantage Of the Brite Lite lighting sys-
tenn. The demonstrators here will tell
you what you want to know in a few
words and just as If they liked the
Job.
Gas lighting devices are also shown
by the American Gas Machine Co.
When the spectator leaves this booth
he is convinced that the manufacture
or knows his business and that the
gas lighting proposition is one that
he wants to brush up on or he will
soon be has been"
A double harness richly adorned with
beautiful brass nountings is shown at
the booth Of the North Dakota Har-
ness Co., among other things pleasing
to the horseman. This harness is a
real dream and is gazed upon with
envious eyes by the drivers OF big
spanking teams.
Electro plating is being featured at
the exhibit of the Fargo Plumbing &
Heating Co. That everything plate
able can be frightened up by this
electro plating method is evident in
the specimens Of work shown. Baby
shoes have been plated with copper.
Dishes have been adorned with solid
gold trimmings Potatoes have been
covered with nickel and copper and
samples Of North Dakota barley, rye
and corn have been turned into genu-
inc ornaments. A half pint bottle has
also been plated over, Samples of
chandelier manufacturing are also
displayed here.
The Pioneer Candy Co. has an ex-
cellent display. This concern sue
ceeds the j, D. Grant Co. It's assort-
ment of package and bulk goods is one
of the most attractive at the show.
Other features at the show which
are sending crowds home delighted
and surprised at Fargo's Importance
as q manufacturing city are the fat
ted butter COW of the Fargo Ice Cream
Co.. the home made candies OF the
Bijou Candy Co, where real mara
thon runner is in charge Of the booth,
the Porte Co.'s Office supplies in large
assortment, the building blocks, drink
ing tanks, fence posts and concrete
silos of the Great Northern Fuel 81
Concrete CO.. the display of the owen
Art studio the hot air heating con.
trivances of the Klinsmann Co., the
skins of the Fargo Tannery, the cul-
verts of the North Dakota Metal Cul-
vert Co, the Eagle brand and Ster-
ling Oak harnesses of Bristol & Sweet,
the furs of Joseph & Hoenck. the
stamp work of the Fargo Cornice &
Ornament works and the music Of the
Stone Piano Co.