Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-09

creamery exhibit has already been
started. 1t is hoped that all the
creameries Of the state will cooper.
ate in this matter to the end that
North Dakota takes its proper place
, as a dairy state.
Commercial clubs in the state OF
North Dakota are urged to cooperate
with the secretary OF the North Da.
kota commission, stationed at the
North Dakota building at the exposi.
.icn in the matter Of sending out col.
lactions Of fruit and vegetables Just
as soon as these products are full
grown, and ready for display pur.
poses. The express will have to be
prepaid. but the secretary will see
that al. such displays are placed in
the building free OF charge. Let's
show EN- what we raise in North Da-
kota.
Mrs. w. Fl. Lincoln of Bowman,
North Dakota, arrived at the North
Dakota building this week. She
brought with her a pennant from Bow
man, and before she left the building
it was placed IN display in the ro-
tunda OF the building, along with the
remnants Of the other progressive cit.
.es and towns in the state. Mrs. Lin
coin is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Elliott, who lives with her hus.
band, Capt, Elliott, at the Preside.
She was more than pleased with the
appointments Of the North Dakota
building an dthe excellent exhibits
installed in it. rf
Governor L. B. Hanna has been in.
vited by the Chamber Of Commerce
Of San Jose 20 visit that city during
his stay on the coast. II he has time
to accept the invitation he will be
taken on an auto tour Of the great
orchards in the Santa Clara valley. .
State Engineer Jay w. Bliss of
Bismarck, N. D., arrived at the ex.
position city Wednesday Of this week.
and will spend a week or ten days
in taking in the sights of the big
show. "E
Mr.. and Mrs Vim. Dammann OF
Rock Island. ILL.,, former residents Of
Lansford, N. D., arrived at, the OK
position the latter part Of the week,
Mr.. Dammann is here to demonstrate
the Sandbo auto starter, a North ia.
kota invention, which is on display
in the transportation building. Mr..
and Mrs. Dammann will be frequen,
visitors at the North Dakota building
during their stay. "
Portland, North Dakota. is repre-
sented at the exposition this week by
the following gentlemen: L. G. Cop.
lerud, A. O.. Larson, Anton Brend and
e. A. Erickson. They came out on
the special that carried the Norwe.
CLANS from Minnesota and North Da-
kota to the big conference being held
in San Francisco this week. OF
course they are daily visitors at the
North Dakota buildings, and say It
feels like home.
President JOHN Worst Of the North
Dakota Agricultural college, has des.
ignated the frset week in August as
reunion week for former and present
students OF the college, the reunion
to be held at the North Dakota build.
Ing at the San Francisco exposition.
It is hoped that all former students
living on tho Pacific coast will be on
hand for the big week.
North Dakota Song
The Secretary Of the North Dakota
Commission at the San Francisco ex.
position has received a number Of
copies Of a new North Dakota song,
from tbs pen OF F. B Taylor. Of
Jamestown College, set to music by
c.. S. Buck. This song will be sung
On North Dakota DaJ at the exposi.
ton, June 21st, by q choir Of select.
ed voices. The words are as follows:
North Dakota, hail 10 thee,
Grandly vast and virgin land.
On thy prairies wide and free,
There is scope for soul and hand.
BY the challenge of thy tasks,
Needing faith and courage new,
BY tho hope each brave heart asks,
Thou hast called the men to do.