Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-09
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Red River over the dam that fur.
nishes the city water supply.
Tractors PlOW Alone.
The fire department makes a ru1
and the Bull Tractors parade dow
the main streets.
Many feet Of the film are devoted
to views showing the ease of oper
ating the tractors. One big Bull
goes from one end Of the furrov
to the other, the drivers merel,
send it on it's guideless journey
Pretty Park at Valley City.
Valley City has received length.
recognition. The Occident FlouI
Mills are representative of the in
dustries up in this state. The prett.
park is crowded with people, walk
ing, strolling, playing games. Tho
waterfowl did not seem to fear tn;
camera man in the least.
A fine piece of engineering is tn,
Northern Pacific high bridge and i
is pictured satisfactorily.
Luxuriant Corn Field.
Farm scenes taken in Barnes coun
ty are enough alone to convince an,
fastener that the bumper harves
of North Dakota is no press agen.
yarn. Loads of wheat bundles drive
up to a big thresher, re swallowet
up in a few minutes and the hungr!
machine calls for more. Mammoti
piles of straw are seen and the grail
shoots from the thresher like waite.
from a drain pipe during a cloud.
burst.
A corn field, cut and shocked, give.
an idea of North Dakota's crop Of
maize this year.
School Gardens at jamestown.
Good pictures show the great work
being done at the State Asylum. Til,
gardens which furnish all of the
vegetables for the table are delight.
fully pictured. Binders are cutting
corn for the two concrete silos. An.
other view shows the ensilage cutter
at work. The new barn IS in course
Of construction.
The famous school gardens at
'Sameatown are pictured with the
children at work. The other eight
films are of equal interest and show
in the same irrefutable way the great
resources of North Dakota.
New Grass Is Shown.
bismarck people will be espec-
tally interested in the pictures taken
at and near the capital city. The
movie man has snapped some excel
lent views of Governor Braumbaugh
LOT Pennsylvania being received by
Governor Hanna on his recent triI
through North Dakota on his way
back from the Panama-Pacific ex-
position. Hundreds of people are al
the station as the special pulls in
: 3udan grass, ia tropical foliage
plant that is highly recommended by
Che United States Department of
Agriculture, can be grown in this
state with satisfaction. Seeing the
fields in these movies will convince
anyone that this is so.
Change in Vaudeville.
The change in the vaudeville pro.
gram the middle OF the week has
increased interest in it. Marguerite's
act is much better, although her
work the first half was extra good
She sings as her opening song, "You
Can't Get Arrested for Thinking
and she closes her act with dances
from as far back as she can remem
Der, starting with the stately cake
walk and closing with the tango
and the rag.
Another act that has pleased many
with its changes is thet of the Roya,
Huzzan Girls. Miss May Mullini
plays a pleasing solo on the saxa.
Phone and Miss Gertrude Butler
makes several hits with her new
songs. She has a fascinating so.
prano voice that is always under
perfect control.
1ur'eiah County.
In the Burleigh county booth, or
the second floor at the Exposition
building, Room %. there are vegeta
bles and corn on exhibition and anone
the wonders which nature has pro
duced is an immense potato vine from
E. J. Taylor's garden, up on uppes
| Fifth street. The vine is I feet lone