The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-14

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nicely arranged and well atLen0ec
booth Of the Bi5o1 Candy Mart. III II
simply flIed TO overflowing with the
incest that the candy maker could get
up for the occasion and it was con-
stantly surrounded by visitors who
admired It greatly.
The next booth was that of The
Fargo Forum which has on display q
number OF premium carpet sweepers,
and there is q man In attendance who
takes pleasure in explaining about the
publication and all about the sweepers
and how to get them.
The next booth lis that OF the N. d.
Metal Culvert Co, and it is well to
the front Of the center aisle. Here ia
displayed specimens Of the product
from the plant that has done so much
70 make the roads in North Dakota
better. and the exhibit was examined
most closely BY the people from out
OF town.
a New Industry.
Right at the entrance in the center
aisle is the exhibit OF the Fargo Knit
ting Mill Co. This Id q new industry
to the state and a very handsome line
of sweaters for ladies' and gentlemen
and children Is displayed, in addition
to a complete loom which came from
Germany and 1t IL needless to say
that this was one OF the most at
tractiye Of the exhibits.
Just west of this is the display of
the Dakota Sash & Door Co., and
of the ornamental work that is done
there and it was much admired and
talked about.
The next west is that Of the Fargo
Cornice Co. which has a grand dis
play Of work in that line, including
much hat is ornamental, with q fine
lot OF animals and birds all made out
Of metal,
Another booth that was most at
tractive was that Of Al. j.. Wright &
Sons OF Moorhead, who showed their
product from the awning factory. The
display was made in the form OF a
porch and seaAed ON a beautiful little
hammock was a neatly dressed doll,
making a fine effect.
The Monsoon Trunk factory was the
next ia the line, and this booth was
filled by the finest in the line OF
trunks, grips, suit cases and all man
ner of articles of this kind. This is
one of the institutions that Fargo is
proud Of.
Another New Plant
Another Of the newer plants in
Fargo is that of the Dakota Welding
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play was one that attracted much at
tention from the farmers, owners OF
autos and others having that line OF
work to do.
The Fargo Plating and Metalizing Co.
is also a new establishment. The dis
play here consisted Of electric plating,
and many were the articles shown
from ears of corn that had been plat
ed to a baby's shoe and all manner
of interesting exhibits.
John Schlanser & Co. had on display
at the lower end OF the hall a fine
display Of glass cases and Office
furniture that was made in his
establishment on m. p. avenue and it
is understood that he received several
fine orders for work
Butter Cow and Calf.
The Frank o.. Knerr creamery had a
display that certainly was attractive.
There was butter galore, ice e
and other dairy articles, while in a
show case stood a COW and calf, made
from golden butter that was simply
beautiful.
Next west from this was the exhibit
of the Pioneer Candy Co. which had
candy in pyramids, Nn boxes and in
buckets. The display was we'll ar
ranged and pleasing.
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fine display of it's big plant down on
N. p. avenue. There were pulleyss and
other pieces Of machinery all Of which
are made right in the city.
Hancock Bros, the architects had
a fine display Of drawings as well as
some sketches Of buildings that have
been planned and erected in this state
and elsewhere by the firm, some OF
them most beautiful and showing the
highest type of the art.
Next west OF the above was the dis
play OF the Dakota Coffee Co. This
concern has been branching out and
is recognized over the state as being
one Of the big institutions of North
Dakota. While their product isn't
susceptible of much display, still the
booth was well arranged.
The Chaney-Everhart Candy Co.
was the next and 1t had everything in
the line of sweetmeats, candy i'm huge
buckets, in beautifully decorated boxes
and showed that the company is doing
a big business in the city.
McHose & Pardoe, the makers Of
high-class mattresses had the next
booth and it was a double one. In it
was shown what the mattresses are
made of, the different qualities and
from the material the complete and
up-to-date mattress ready for putting
on the bed.
The Fargo Carpet & Rug Co. had
the next booth and in Ii was displayed
a number Of splendid rugs which were
made from cast off carpets, the pat
terms being very nice and many
orders were taken from the booth and
much inquiry vas made concerning
them.
The Geo. Prize Co. had the next
booth and in it was shown the pro-
duct from the Pirie Candy factory.
This was piled up in a huge pyramid
and the youngsters who passed that
way actually smacked their lips at the
good things that were In sight. It was
a nicely arranged exhibit.
Bristol & sweet. manufacturers and
I wholesale dealers in harness horse
goods have a well arranged booth in
which high-class harness and horse
equipment is shown, all bearing the
celebrated Eagle brand. 1t was q
show that many Of the farmers stop
ped to see as well as the town people
The Klinsman Furnace Co, which
manufactures cornices, skylights
furnaces, fixtures, etc. has a fine dis
play which is located to the right 81
the building as you enter and it was
an exhibit that attracted much notice