The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-03
IMPLEMENT men
HAVE fine SHOW
IMPLEMENT EXHIBITION AT FAR
GO AUDITORIUM ATTRACTS
MANY VISITORS TO SEE LATEST
DEVICES IN FARM MACHINERY
AND VEHICLES.

The big implement show at the Far
go auditorium, given in connection
with the North Dakota & Northwest
ern Minnesota Implement Mems as
ISOLATION convention which opened In
the city today, is attracting large
crowds to see the latest devices in
farm machinery and conveniences.
The implement show will be open
every morning at 8 o'clock during the
convention, where the exhibitors will
be happy to show their wares through
out the entire day.
The exhibits are all attractive and
a genial lot of men are OIL hand to
demonstrate what they have to sell.
No n should miss this show for it
Is indeed most educational and is
open to the public free of charge.
The booth of A. J.. Dean Co., of
Minneapolis. displays pumps, pipe,
Windmills n all the latest steel pat
ent washing machines of this con-
Germ. Frank V. Steele and a genial
corps of gentlemanly> demonstrators
are exhibiting tile different devices Of
this company.
farmyard showing the windmills of
the Crane-Ordway Co., Of Fargo. This
is perhaps one of the most unique and
clever exhibits at the show and
should not be missed for it is both
artistic as well as ingenious.
The Winona Wagon Co., has a fine
line of wagons that stand right at the
entrance. The American Gas Ma
chine Co, Of Fargo has an attractive
booth.
the Marshall Oil Co., shows. a full
supply of its line. Fuller & Johnson
Manufacturing Co.. has a good exhibit
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aisle with the display of the Cush-
ma Motor Works.
Another interesting booth is that of
W. c. Shinn of Fargo, who displays
an excellent line Of lightning rods
and weather vanes MI. Shinn him
self is in charge of his exhibit to ex-
plain to all the visitors the superiority
Of his wares.
His booth is directly across the aisle
from the Fargo Gas Light Co., and the
Fargo branch of the Albert Lea Gas
Light Co., both of which have excellent
displays which illuminate we'll the
entire southwest section of the build
ing.
Another interesting line of booths is
composed Of the various separator
companies who have their products on
exhibit. Among these are the Emer-
son Wild Oats Separator Co., the
Empire Cream Separator Co., the
Chatham Wild Oats Separator Co.
Fred Ryan is the genial gentleman
in charge of the display of the Rock
Island Plow Co.. Mr.. Ryan is we'll
known among all the implefent men
and a large crowd gathered about his
exhibit to view his company's pro-
ducts.
P. J. Downs Co., has an attractive
exhibit on the main aisle. The hide
pendent Auto Co, is showing a Krit
car. The North Dakota Metal Culvert
Co., has a booth that appeals to every
visitor.
One Of the most noticeable booths
is that Of the DeLaval Cream Separa-
tor Co., near the main entrance. The
Western Silo Co., has a model Of a
silo on display. The Maytag Co., is
exhibiting some up-to-date washing
machines. -.E..
The GAINESVILLE line is shown by Har-
ris Bros, of Moorhead. The Hayes
exhibit is a good one as is also the
display Of Fairbanks Moorse CO:
The J. I. Case Co., has a prominent
place to show. where a full line Of
ploWs greet the eye on entering the
building.
Some models of United States wind
mills are displayed by the Waterbury
Implement & Storage Co. No
should miss the implement show for
it is as much Of an education in it's
way as was the automobile show in
that phase of modern mechanics.