Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-15
Increase in
Quality and Quantity
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acres, 700 bushels OF parsnips on tW'
acres, $50 bushels of carrots on on
acre, 1900 bushels of beets on twt
acres. 1900 bushels of onions on twt
acres and 500 bushels Of tomatoes OF
two acres. They had eight acres o
peas and II acres Of green corn fol
roasting ears. There were $4,000
stalks of celery raised and 1900 bush
els of early potatoes, as well as vas
quantities1of lettuce, Swiss chard anc
other products. This does not In
clude the thousands of bushels of 9th
er potatoes, of the corn and the bar
ley and the oats.
The people are ready to welcome
Mclean county, our sister on the
north. There will be hundreds here
from Mclean county today and there
will be much enjoyment.
There is much interest being shown
by the farmers in a gas tractor which
is said to do the work Of four horses
and to only cost $685.. Pat Lyons,
the Kidder county pioneer, is in
charge of 1t and he will have his dem.
o%nstration this afternoon.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
are serving lunches in the building
and are doing a thriving business.
They have fed thousands and want 10
feed that many more.
The big crowds will be here today,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday and
the admissions will exceed by some
thousands the admissions of other ex-
positions here.
Hon. Darwin R, s%Streeter, Of Linton
went clear through the big show with
the writer and he says that in all the
Dragging that he has done on North,
Dakota he has never realized how
much there is in the good old state.
With two special trains coming to
tie Third Annual North Dakota In
dustrial Exposition today there should
be a record breaking attendance.
Three places have combined to
make a special day more special and
Hettinger and Mclean counties and
the city OF Fargo are to be represent
ed by delegations today. The Fargo
delegation arrived last evening in 2
special sleeper and will return in the
morning on No. 6. The Northern Pa
cific special from Mott and Hettinger
county will pull in at 1925 and 500
special from Max and other
points on the north 500 will get here
at 1890.
Both trains will be met with the
Bismarck band and a parade has been
arranged for the principal streets of
the city. 1t is not planned to have
anything out of the ordinary in the
parade but the delegations, headed by
various bands, will march about
business streets and then disband
at the Exposition building.
The famous Mott band will accom-.
paIy the Hettinger county bunch and
: band consisting OF the pick of the
musicians along the line of the north
500 will accompany the train, which
starts from Max early this morning.
Both railroads have thoroughly adj.
Vertised the running of the excursion
trains and it is very likely that there
viii be immense crowds, in, the city
today. fe& 3f
The Indians from Fort Berthold.
who will take part in the sham bat
Tie tomorrow, will arrive on the 500
train, three cars having been set out
for them at Garrison, where they will
entrain.. The roads are so bad that
it was impossible for them to make
make the trip overland,
Tomorrow is sure to be a big day at
Exposition, as it is, the date for
big sham battle between the In
dlaDs and five companies of the state
The Indians will be here to.
day and the troops will arrive tomor-
row morning on special trains. The
Mandan and Dickinson companies
will arrive on No. 4, at 1914. and
Valley City and Jamestown com,
panles on a special at 1850. The Bis.
company will also take part in
sham battle. -
The troops will pass in review be.
fore the governor and his staff. at
aDout l O'Clock, before the Exposition
building, and then will march IN Fieta
street to the Bismarck hospital.
where the maneuvers will commence
The Indians will be located some
about the hills to the east Of
inc capitol and the clash will take
pace in full view of the audience.
are requested to keep to; the
prov OF the hills back of the capitol
ana along the fence east of the build.
Every care will be. taken to
properly police the grounds. but if the
wlllshelp themselves. a little,