Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-22

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Visitors Will View Display.
Work is being rushed and4the doors
willEsbe thrown open by noon today.
This will give the state the benefit
of the advertising it will get5from the
many visitors which are focking to
Bismarck because Of the IS return
trip rate from the Twin Cities. 7.
Burleigh county viii have one Of
the best displays. Wiiberts Eield,, who
was in chargers the booth during the
exposition, will move it to the first
floor and will also assist in the trans
fer of the other exhibits.
Mandan Will Represented.
Morton county will be well repre-.
scented with some remarkable grain:
Although it's exhibit was prepared In
a hurry. it was n Of the best at
the exposition. The material was
largely secured at the Mandan fair.
One of the most interesting booths
will be that Of 500 county. 1t will be
a revelation of the remarkable prog
ress the redman is making in farm
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Slope county will also have a large
and comprehensive display, with an
especially good showing of corn
grown this year.
Captain l. P. Baker, president Of
the association and F. l.. Conklin,
secretary, personally arranged for the
transfer of the exhibits, and, with the
other members of the board of direc-
tors, are making every effort to have
the show room one that will reflect
to: the credit OF the. city, county and
state.
Awards in Fancy Work.
The awards in the fancy work de-.
partments !, in charge of Miss Cora A.
Rudd, and in the school exhibits
classes were announced yesterday.
They follow:
Fancy Work.
Mrs. D. B. Shaw, Bismarck, fancy
apron, first.
Mrs. w. Field, Bismarck, fancy ap-
ron, second.
Mrs. E. E. Morris, Bismarck, fancy
apron, third.
Mrs. H. B. Neighbor, Bismarck,
cross stitch. third. +
II Nancy Christensen, Mandan, stem
cling, first, ~, ~ .,,t ~
4 Mrs. Anna Stark, Mandan, stencil
ing, second. a ~. s.t~,n II!
Mrs. Leo. DeRochford, Bismarck,
stenciling, third. lg., - ~
Mrs. VIM. Cleveland. Bismarck, GRO
shawl. first y -.
IT, Mrs. w, Field, Bismarck, crocheted
shawl, second, "A, H.,
ii Mrs. c. E. Vettel, Bismarck, Gro
cheted shawl, third. ri
Mrs. H. B. Neighbor, Bismarck, knit
shawl, third. ,,.
Mrs. W. A.. Carter, Dickinson, bed
spread, first.
Mrs. W. E. Perry, Bismarck, bed
spread, second. s;
Mrs. NJ: 4. Lee, Bismarck, bed
spread, third. VA
Mrs. G. T. vettel, Bismarck, wool
sweater, first. : ,3
Mrs, II. 3. Neighbor, Bismarck,
wool sweater, second.
VI Mrs. Leo DeROchfOrd, Bismarck,
wool sweater, third.
Mrs. E. H. Pierce. Bismarck, darn.
ing in hose, first.
Mrs. f. + Luehe, Bismarck. darn
ing in hose, second.
Mrs. r. E. Luehe, Bismarck, darn
ing in fabric, third.
Mrs. H.. B. Neighbor, Bismarck,
wool mitten, knit, third.
Mrs. H. B. Neighbor, Bismarck,
slippers, knit, first.
Mrs. C. E. Vettel, Bismarck, slip
pers, second.
Mrs. C. B. Taylor, Bismarck. GRO
Irish lace, first.
Mrs. J.. NJ. Messmer, Mandan, Gro.
cheted Irish lace, second.
Mrs. G. B. Taylor. Bismarck, GRO.
doilies, first.
Mrs. Henry Burman, Bismarck,
doilies. second.
Mrs. Leo. DeRochford, Bismarck,
doilies, third.
Mrs. Theo. Loran, Mandan, cotton
lace, first.
Mrs. Maggie Buckley, Mandan, cot
ton lace. second.
Mrs. j. III. Messmer, Mandan, cot.
ton lace, third.
Mrs. Geo. Ranney, Bismarck, cot
ton lace, third.
Mrs. d. B. Shaw, Bismarck, drawn
work, first.
Mrs. J. E. Ecklund, Wilton, drawn
work, second.
Mrs. E. E. Morris, Bismarck, drawn
work, third.
Mrs. G.. w. Nichols, Bismarck, col
ored embroidery, first.
Mrs. s. E. Bergeson, Bismarck, col
ored embroidery, second.
MRS. Leo. DeRochford, Bismarck,
coIored embroidery, third.
Mrs. G.. E. Vettel, Bismarck, har.
danger, first.
Mrs. H. B. Neighbor, Bismarck, har.
danger, second.
Mrs. j. E. Ecklund, Wilton, har.
danger, third.
Miss Ellis Toepke, Judson, eyelets,
first.
Mrs. J. T. Purcell, Fargo, eyelets,
Institute Of Music !.
Anne Hughes Margaret Dausherty
Director Associate Director
Net. Music Bldg. Minnsapols, Mimi.
Normal Training School
for Music Supervisors,