Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-17
GOVERNMENT STOPS
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vaudeville show was given before a
packed house.
Special Show for Indians.
Owing to the kindness of the peo-
pie who are working at the Exposi'
ton theater this week, a special per-
Torrance was given yesterday morn
ing for the Indians by the vaudeville
artists. The room "a filled with the
men and their wives and children
and while true to their nature they
were not demonstrative in their ap.
nrcciation Of the work, they enjoyed
the show to the limit and will not
forget it for some time. 1t was also
an experience for the actors that will
not be .soon forgotten.
Friday LaMoure County Day.
Today is LaMoure County Day at
the Third Annual North Dakota In.
dustrial Exposition and a delegation
of business men and farmers arrived
in the city last evening to take in the
the most attractive displays in the
building and one that would be a
credit to any county in the United
States, regardless of location. There
were a few extra trimmings added to
the booth for the occasion and Mr..
and Mrs. %Freyberger will be kept
busy all day greeting their home
friends and telling the story OF the
exposition.
Saturday Bismarck Day.
Saturday, the last day Of the expo
sition, has been designated as Bis
marck Day and it is expected that
there will be large numbers of local
people who have not had a chance to
see the exposition and take In the At
fractions before on account of the
crowds. The shows will be kept in
their original condition until II
o'clock Saturday night, and every
thing will be as it has been during
the entire show. The vaudeville for
the week is very fine and alone worth
the price of admission. AS an added
attraction for Saturday, it is planned
70 have all the prize winners tagged,
including the counties and the indi
vidual exhibits. People who come
IN the last day will have an oppor.
unity to see how their Judgment
compared with the results OF the eX.
'minations of experts in the art of
Judging exhibits. There will proba-
lily be a number Of surprises, as quail
'ty is n OF the big factors consider.
I'd by the judges.
laMoure Band Coming.
The big LaMoure band will be one
If the attractions today, as that or.
Tanization is going to accompany the
raMoure county delegation. This
land is II of the best musical or.
9aniZations in the eastern part OF
he state and will be a big attraction
FOR the day.
.aytt County Judges at Work.
Messrs. Dynes, Cooper and Porter,
who were sent here from the Agricul.
.tural college to act as judges of the
county displays, were at work all day
yesterday going over the booths, and
the fact that they were compelled to
visit some of the booths several times
shows that they had some trouble
in arriving at the winners. Every
booth held such an abundance of fine
samples of the agricultural profession
that it made it quite a task to decide
which were really the best. The de.
cision of the ":iury," as the exhibitors
call the judges, was awaited with
great interest and anxiety, not only
by those who have charge of the ex-
hib1ts, but by the people who were in.
terested and had picked favorites.
lhere Will be one more big day of
tle third annual industrial exposition
OF North Dakota. That will be Sat
urday. 1t will be the last day Of the
fair and it will live up to the scrip
t1lral assurance that the last shall be
hrst and the frs: shall be last. The
big crowd comes tomorrow. 1t will
the closing of the great show
in a blaze Of glory.
The exhibits will be moved Satur-
day night and Sunday morning. Moth
ing can be moved out before the close
of the show.
Mandan is coming over Saturday.
The city across the river feels it de-
s1res to show appreciation Of our sup
Fort of it's fine fair and it's splendid
ChautauQua, and they will all come
toomrrow. There will be hundreds
acre.
LOCAL FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS..
Cincinnati. O.. Oct. 16.-Many pro-
minent fire insurance officials and i'm
derwriters gathered in Cincinnati to-
day for the annual meeting Of the Ma
tional Association Of Local Fire In
surance Agents. The meeting will