Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-21
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SHOWS IN the annex continue with un,
akated interest. while the Ministries
quartet keeps things snlivened in the
corridors.
Edisen's First Lamp.
There is s most interesting exhibit
in the booth OF W7alper & Woodruff
electricians, at the head of the sec
ond stairs. 1t is one OF the first cleo
trio lamps which Mr.. Edison invent
ed. 1t was jusa s. years ago thi:
month that MFR. Edison perfected this
lamp and with it astonishad the world
1t was from this first little success
that Mr. Edison created the wonder
full amps Of today. 1t might be term
ed the second order. 'le- there be
light
At the time that this lamp was in
vented, quite q number of them were
made The General Electric Com
pany, one of the largest concerns in
the United States gathered a few OF
them together. These have been
sent to a number of electric COM
panies in the United States. Among
chose who we're remembered in the
distribution of these lamps was SEN
ator Hughes. proprietor OF the Hughes
Electric Company of Bismarck. Mr.
Hughes placed this in the hands of
Walper 4 Woodruff dealers in cleo
trio supplies, and il is now on exhi-
bition in their booth. and many viii
be interested in tbs exhibit.
The kidder County Booth.
One county exhibit which is worthy
of mention and which speaks we'll for
Itself is that of kidder county. Kid
der county is fortunately situated, be-
ing one of the central counties of the
state. 1t is in a fortunate section
which is adapted not only to the rails
and fruit, but is rich in grazing lands
making it n of the finest dairy and
cattle counties in the state. Kidder
county is the home OF many fine dairy
and ranches which abound in
splendid cattle, horses and other
sock. When one finds a place where
lairying, cattle raising. sheep raising
and all kinds of diversified farming
can be carried ON successfully as in
county they are indeed fortu-
nate, and enc generally finds peace
and prosperity.
This exhibit is in charge of Geo. NJ.
OF Steele. who has been dill
gent in getting together this exhibit
for his county. Mr.. Hogue deserves
much credit for the manner in which
he has gathered together this exhibit.
There is not only variety but excep-
tional quality and Kidder county owes
much to this gentleman for the man
ner in which he is placing his county
in the front rank at the exposition.
The Baby Show.
Those who did not visit the baby
show have no idea what an interest
ing department. of the exposition it
was. During the two days there
So babies entered and examined,
which is a pretty good record. Fifty
eight were entered in the contest,
and five for conference. Yesterday
the examinations were made by DR..
Roam, and he didn't seem to mind the
squaliing one bit. This department
was in charge of Mrs. Fanny Dunn
who has proven herself a most
able superintendent and who has also
worked indefatigably in carrying out
his particular function Of the expo
'ition. III
The tests consist of quite a lengthy
and in most cases the
becomes very impatient
and not only protests, but rebels. The
:ests consist of Mental and Develop
mental" Measurements" Physical
Examination. Oral and Dental Elk
and Eye, Nose, and
Throat Each of these have many
points and The baby is quite thorough
y gone over before he passes muster
the conference, a number of moth
IFS attended to confer with the doc
tors and nurses regarding their child
en-, as to feeding, sleeping, bathing.
1ressing, and many other matters of
Importance in the life of
IN infant.
LII luz UOOllS WIN "SAS oAVSA
,vers to the baby department were
charts which proved of considerable
Importance and interest to mothers,
there were doctors, expert
rurses and others there ready, will
ng, and anxious to supply such in
'ormation as might be sought by
Mothers. There was for distribution
! circular entitled. Hints to Mothers
Who Want Better Babies" This cir
'ular has proven of great interest to
Mothers as it contains much informa-
ion regarding the child, some of the
principal subjects being, 1.-THE Nurs-
ng Mother" Breast Feeding"
WEAVING, and Diet After WEAVING"
Bottle Feeding" Clothing "Exer-
ise," Sleep" General Health
etc. All these have proven
# interest.
Awards Thursday.
The doctors and the COMMITTEES OF
wards will be busy getting the re-
,orts in shape for the public an
louncements which will occur Thurs
lay afternoon. These announce
nents will be made from the stage
n the Exposition auditorium Thurs
lay, at 1870 o'clock.
This evening at 1880 o'clock. Prof.
Hollis of the Agricultural college will
ddress the Exposition visitors on
Making the Most OF Farm Boys and
This lecture will be illustrat-
d with lantern slides and will be one !
f interest to all. 1t deals with the
uestions. "Is the Farmer Boy Get.
ing the Right Kind of Education"
Why Does the Boy Leave the !