Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-09
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Will BREAK
ALL RECORDS
Management Certain as Skies
Clear That New Mark
Will be Set
BUMPER HARVEST MOVIES
DRAW BIG CROWDS
Reduced Admission Fee Friday
For High School Stu
dents

For High School Stu
dents
With sunshine and warmer wealth
er apparently here for some time
all doubt that the Exposition is 60
ing to be the greatest success ever
vanished completely.
The crowds have been larger each
day since the opening when 873 per-
sons were admitted. The vaudeville
theater is packed both afternoon
and evening and everyone leaves sat
isfied that he has seen one of the
greatest all-star bills ever presented
anywhere.
Automobile Races Tuesday.
Wet weather caused the postpone
ment Of the automobile race schedul-
ed for today to next Tuesday. The
roads, If this weather continues,
should /, be in ideal condition. There
is much enthusiasm over the meet
and it is certain that the race will
be exciting every foot of the way.
The event Tuesday will be limited to
cars with engines Of less than $50
cubic inches displacement. The hill
climbing contest will be held the
same afternoon, while the free-for-
all is scheduled for Friday. All of
the races will be in the afternoon.
The famous vaudeville act, Singers
Dogs, arrived yesterday. The nine
beautiful snow-white P0meranian
performers are now on exhibition on
the third floor. They will appear on
the stage all next week and will be
real treat to all lovers Of animals.
Linen Goods From Flax
An exhibit was placed yesterday
which is Of considerable interest,
showing as it does an Industrial pos
sibility, which North Dakota has not
yet capitalized. Several pieces Of cloth
goods are shown by Mrs. William
Campbell Of Draddock. with linen
made by herself from North Dakota
fax. s.7ftt
She claims that this state produces
the best fax straw for this purpose
of any in the world and that it
could be used for making linen on q
large scale and thus utilize. a product
that on many farms is now waste.
She shows the different steps in the
preparation of the fax straw and in
the spinning of the linen.
Entertainment at Penitentiary
The vaudeville performers and the
Kimball $4,000 wax doll piano player
visited the penitentiary yesterday
morning and entertained the prison.
ers. They were in turn treated to
dinner by the warden.
High School Day Today
Today the high school students will
be admitted at reduced rates. A spe-
cial program in the theater, includ-
ing the showing of tie pictures Of
the city schools Of Bismarck, has
been prepared. The third and fourth
grades of the Fourth Ward School
were the guests of the management
yesterday. They were in charge of
Superintendent c. c. Root, and two
teachers, Miss Ada Maurer and Miss
Christine Peterson. The pupils were
orderly and quiet.
G. w. Ranney, division superinten-
dent of the De Laval Cream Separ-
ator Company, will demonstrate the
DeLaval milk clari1er, machine
through which milk is run to take
out impurities. Some of the institu-
tions of the State are already using
it. Mr.. Ranney will suggest the in
stallment of one for the city milk
supply of Bismarck.
The Bumper Harvest movies are
proving one of the real attractions
T., Vhe exposition. Large drowds
are viewing them at every perfor-
nance.
They are run at 10 o'clock in the
morning, 1:15 in the afternoon and
$50 in the evening.
Ask for Movies First.
Many of the visitors ack at the
gatemen even before they have got
within the building where they can
see the motion pictures. They have
come miles with the express pur-
pose of seeing their own town or
country represented on the screen
or to see themselves pictured.
The pictures were taken by Fred
Holmboe, the Oficial photographer
of the exposition. In this work
they travelled through all sections
Of North Dakota and filmed some
of the most wonderful harvest scenes
ever taken.
Busy Streets Of Fargo.
Reel No. / shows views in Eastern
North Dakota.
The busy streets of downtown
Fargo are revealed iE clear, sharp
pictures. This is also true OF the
city's most beautiful and famous
residence thoroughfares.
Island Park, the picturesque recre-
alton center, is shown alive with boys
and girls, men and women. Other
pictures show the luxuriant foliage
of the trees and shrubs and the
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