The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-21
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prominent place. They have Hart
Parr engines, and a variety Of ploWs
and grain s~eparators on display with
demonstrators in charge. The Bull
Tractor Co. has something new on dis
play. 1t is a light gasoline tractor
which travels on one large spiked
wheel. Today one of the tractors in
travelling in a circle demonstrating he
engine.
Power leaders for bundles are being
shown by the Stewart Sheaf Loader
Co. of Winnipeg. The leaders are
large machines and excited consider
able comment today. In connection
with this exhibit the Heer tractor peo-
pie are showing their product.
The Huber Manufacturing Co. has
one of he large exhibits in the ma
chinery show, Several Aultman ana
Taylor engines and complete outfits or
s]eparators constitute the exhibit. One
of the big Aultman and Taylor engines
Is kept under steam all Of the time
for demonstration purposes.
There are six big engines In the Az
cry company's exhibit, which occupies
the entrance gate to the GROUNDS. Inc
big ngine are all in working order
and make an impressive appearance
h Louden Machinery company mas
something new on show at the GROUNDS
Steel equipment for cattle barns, which
makes both for sanitation and comfort,
are on display. The steel Is built Tor
installation in barns with concrete
floors and managers. me managers arr
SPRING balance and so arranged that
they can be lifted easily when they
are to be cleaned. A bird-proof door
hanger and a litter carrier compIete
the exhibit. George Anderson, the 81
| Paul distributor of the Louder pro-
ducts. Is in charge OF the exhibit.
The Butler Manufacturing company
| of Minneapolis has an interesting eX-
| hibit of cornice n tin work. CupoIas
! for barns, ornamental caves ana othet
| products are being shown. :.
Farmers and city people who attend
| ed the fair today were interested IN the
products of the North Dakota Meta
Culvert A gasoline tank, a
| 125-bushel grain tank, culverts OF al
| sizes and a 1000 bushel grain bin make
up the company's showing.
J.. F. Jensen is in charge ofI the EN-
pire Cream Separator company,s exht,
| BIT. It includes engines n feed
| grinders and seven cream separators
Vincent Schisler of Blooming Prairie
| Mimi, arrived today and will demon,
strate the cream separator curing 'n'
remainder of the week
A new invention called Kolb's bot
tomless fly protector, Is on EXHIBIT a
the fair. Mr.. Kolb, who comes IRON
| Pingree, N. D, Is here in person. Thu
| dv protector has a bottom which car
be removed and which allows the hors'
| to Craze. When the bottom Is attach
ed, the horse can range but canno
Craze.
exhibit Is one Of the most complete or
the grounds. Practically a full line o
farm implements is on display. Flows
discs, s~preaders, engines, plnd
49, onl nuya 70 innIuHqH in the dis.
play.
ent stave silo that is attracting at
tention. The silo on display Is 12x2'
saw this silo at the fair bought on
like it. The one at the fair grounds i
permanent and will remain there from
year to year. Fuller Johnson pumplnt
! engines are also on display with n
silos. J. r. Larson is in charge of tn
The Russell Road Grader Manufac
turing company of Minneapolis, thi
morning completed the arrangement o
it's large exhibit. 1t includes graders
planes, ~scrapers, etc.
The Rosenthal Corn Husker compan
of Milwaukee has silo filters, and self
feeders on display. The Hopema'
Construction company Of Moorhead ha
a large silo erected on the grounds. A
M. Hopeman is in charge of the exhibi
and was explaining the silo to an in
terested group of this morn
ing. Wooden silos are represented b
the Attic silo, which, a large sig
says. are STRONG AS a Battleship."
The Hog Motor, which made it initis
appearance at the fair last year, wa
the center OF interest today. Eigh
hogs were hard at work this mornin
grinding their own feed: The hog
were brought here from Winnipeg. J
Is claimed that while they work on til
motor, the. hogs gain W pounds !