Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-11
Past Records viii Be Shattered
When Fourth Annual Industrial
Exhibition Opens Next Tuesday
QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF
EXHIBITS THIS YEAR
REMARKABLE.
PLENTY OF ENTERTAINMENT
Products of North Dakota Farms
Will Be A Big Feature Of
The Exposition.

The fourth NOHLn Dakota Industrial
Exposition is in readiness and on
next Tuesday morning its doons will
be thrown open to show to the world
the wonderful resources of its soil,-
it's clay, its orchards, it's factories, its
public institutions and the industrial
handiwork of it's people.
1t will be a riot of plenty,-a carni-
val of fun and amusement,-a gal
aXy of ant and of Industrial and agri-
cultural exhiOits.
Best In History.
Never in the history of the state
was there such an elaborate, such an
extensive, and such an excellent dis
play of THE states products, as will
ee shown at this exposition. Mot on
~ is there quantity, but also a quail
ity which is perfection itself, accom-
panied by beauty unsurpassed. No
more beautiful grain is grown in the
world than is exhibited right here in
North Dakota's show house, and in
varieties limited only by adaptation
to this cline. The vegetable exhibit
is equal in every respect to the grain
exhibit, eXtravagant in richness and
variety. The pottery and china dis
play is one of magnificent beauty, all
made from the unequalled clays OF
North Dakota. The works of art,
needle and fancy work, the work Of
the pupils and students of our schools
and educational institutions, togerh-
er with the industrial art and pro-
ductions from the penal institutions
and asylums of the state are indeed
wonder to all who behold them.
Plenty Of Amusement.
The amusement section of the ex-
position will be one giddy whirl from
start to finish, a flight Of Jevity, gay
ETY. and mirth.-a fantasma of fun
and frolic. Several troups of entertain
ers have arrived and are getting
ready for the opening. There will
be the finest combination of vaude-
vile artists ever broug to the state
at one time and they will give the
visitors of the exposition the most for
their money they ever had, and Of the
very best and fastest entertainments
to be seen on the American stage to-
day.
Manager Gilbreath has raked the
field of entertainers for the best that
can be secured, and he has them. In
former years he has spent big money
in this special feature, but this year
he has exceeded the limit by over
$1,000 and is giving the visiting pub
lie the benefit of his Iiberality and
enterprise.
There will be brass band concerts,
orchestra music, strdlling minstrels
through the corridors, and the whirl-
igig of music and mirth will reel off
the moments in fantastic ecstasy.
Aside from the vaudeville enter.
tainments which are to be held In
the exposition auditorium, Mr.. Gill
breath has arranged with q score of
carnival shows which will appear in
the big machinery hall which will be
devdted entirely to carnival amuse-
ments. There will be no limit to the
amusements this time., aSS
All Under Roof. r,ag 5jr Nj
One of the most commendable feat
ures about the exposition, and one
which insures comfort, unalloyed, is
the fact that the whole exposition is
under roof, with heat, light and ven.
tilation. The exposition building is
right in the business center Of town
and it matters not what the weather
may be, all can attend without long
walks or rides and, when inside will
be comfortable. rs
The Interior.
The exposition building is located
at the corner Of Main and Fifth
streets, opposite the Northern Paci-
fic depot and the Mckenzie hotel,
and just two blocks from the Grand
Pacific hotel and the 500 Line depot.
Upon arriving within the grand en-
trance the eye is greeted with Q be-
wildering array of pyramids, columns
and bins of seed grain, while the
walls and every corner are filled with
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