Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-07

1t is not generally known that y.
D. -four is used by nearly every big
bakery in Frisco, but this is really a
fact and this information comes from
a source that cannot be dis-believed.
II may be now that the flour is blend
ed with the Pacific coast -four, but if
the millers of North Dakota would
get busy and teach the bakers of the
coast how to use the, ~ D. flour to
the best advantage it is thought that
blending OF brands would be a thing
OF the past. ,."'5 ..", al. ria
The North Dakota building at the
San Francisco exposition was visited
last week by Ex-Governor Frederick
B. Fancher, who was governor OF
North Dakota, during tile years of 49,
SO and 1900. He Ia accompanied by
Mrs. Fancher, and both Mr.. and Mrs.
Fancher were loud in their praises Of
the North Dakota building and the *
hibits housed in it. The Ex-Governor
was particularly pleased with the corn
exhibit, while Mrs. Fancher naturally
thought the pottery exhibit the lead.
ing attraction. They reside at .Sacre-
mento, California, now but they both
have a very warm spot in their hearts
for good old North Dakota. They
plan to visit the North Dakota build
ing again during the year. 49,
Ex-senator James Kennedy and son
John, interested visitors at the
North Dakota building last week. Mr..
Kennedy is just completing a million
dollar contract for a sewer at Los
Angles, and was in Frisco "on bust
ness. When asked if he had visited
other buildings on the : grounds, he.
said, "of course not. always come
home first" When asked what he
thought of the building and exhibits,
he said he was agreeably surprised,
pleased and very proud, and that if all
the people of North Dakota could see
the magnificent showing that is being
made at the exposition by the state
that an Overwhelming flood of boost
ing would ensue. Mr.. Kennedy prom
ised to return later in the year to take
a more comprehensive view of the ex-
position.
Hon. w. ]. K%neeshaw, Judge of the
seventh district of North Dakota, is
in Frisco. taking in sights at the ex-
position. Mr.. Kneeshaw is one of the
pioneer ~jurists of North Dakota, and
is Of course intensely interested in
the North Dakota building and the ex.
He will leave in a few days
for his home.
Hon. Edgar l.. Richter of Larimore,
N. D., who made the trip to Frisco
especially to be present and p%artic:-
pate in the baked potato day at the
N. D. building at the exposition Tues.
dey, left Thursday evening for his
home. BESIDES being a prominent:
Of the Flickertail state, me is
the President of the n. D. Press AS.
He is going home very en-
over the magnitude and
splendor Of the exposition, and feels
his state is wortnily represented
here. While in the city he was the
honored guest at several functions.
A large party Of Ve!va people ar.
ried at the N. D. building this moi.
ming. They will remain in Frisco sor
weeks and make a thorough
study Of the exposition.
North Dakota building, San Fran
cisco exposition, April 80, Edgar l..
Richter, President of the North Dako
Ia Press Association editor OF tho
Larimore Pioneer, and a most effec,
i've and consistent booster for North
Dakota, left for his home last evening