Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-11

PIE WHO lOEIlleIIy I6Slucu III IidAu
Forks. The club meets every other
week and the time is spent in social
conversation and sewing. Mrs. Allne
delighted the friends with an excep-
tionally tempting lunch at the close
Of The function. ...
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dinnie.
Among the pleasant guests in the
city Friday were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Dinnie of Grand Forks. having come
here to attend the festivities of Elks'
day aud to visit their daughter, Miss
VivianN who is so successfully teach,
ing dancing in Bismarck. Owing to
the press Of business, Mr.. Dinnie was
compelled to return home last even.
ing, accompanied by Mrs. Dinnie.
Literary Society Meets.
Fargo Forum The Athenan Liter
airy society will meet tomorrow even
ing. Oct. 10. The program for the
evening is as follows
Music-Misses Hutchinson and Pc
tersOn. "
Current Events--Mr. Vallandigham.
Music-Ben Barret.
Reading-Miss Marion Cox.
Address-Prof. Arvold.
Locals-Miss Erickson.
Music-Mr. Britton. t..
All new and old members, as well
as others interested in the welfare OF
the society, are cordially invited to
Pleasing Display.
Society and all amusenents are cen
on the Exposition and when n
visits it once there will be no doubt
as to why this is so. Visitors to the
Exposition building are greatly pleas
I'd with the displays in the different
Any booth there is exceed
ingly artistic and has a display wor-
Thy of any state in the Union, and
North Dakota has a right to feel
truly gratifed, for nature has GER
tainly unfolded her best in the pro-
luction Of the finest grains, vegeta-
3les and fruits anyone could wish to
The LaMoure county booth, in
charge of John r%'reyberger. chief OF
police Of LaMoure, and n of the
boosters for that section in agricul.
,ural lines, has an exceedingly beau
iful booth. Tie work which has
)een put on the booth and the finel
is worth people, coming from
far to see. One feature Of special in
crest is the map Of the county.
which is the neatest piece of work
,ver brought to the building, and was
ashioned by G. G. Lane, editor Of
he Echo, Of LaMoure. 1t represents
every town and stream and township
n the county and is made up of 81
in the most unique manner.
Another booth which is especially
beautiful is the Mclean County booth
representing the farm of "Whistling
[ohn.' 1t has a complete farm home,
and arranged in a most pleas.
ng style, and the most up-tO-date
'onveniences for a farm. 1t is a beau
y aud represents a heap of work, as
veil as displaying a fine lot Of farm
PRODUCTS.
Burleigh county need not fall be-
lind when it comes to a showing, for
n that booth we find the best the
and can produce, as well as having
n arrangement of a whole farm out
it, run by electricity, in the most
fascinating manner.
Every booth deserves special men
ion, both for the agricultural dis
lays found and the various schools
II their display OF work. The fancy
york, drawings and fruits are all OF
he very finest, and it looks as though
were no easy matter to decide from
UGH a large and splendid line, to
ihom the prizes should go. The rest
ooms maintained by Webb Brothers,
nd Jim Jam Jems are a new feature
nd are pretty and comfortable, al
the visitors a cosy place to
njoy a few moments Of rest while
the building. Nothing but
he best can be said Of the exhibits,
nd Commissioner Gilbreath is to be
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