Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-06
INDUSTRIAL EXPO IS
GREATER SUCCESS.
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Piano Company, G. W. Cochrane, man
ager. 1t is furnishing the piano TO
the stage orchestra, a player-piano II
the Webb booth, a p~layer-piano in III
women's reception room, and has be
sides three Kimball pianos in it
" booth. Miss Ruthella Taylo
gives frequent recitals and Mary Coch
rane, age four, will play on the play
er.piano in the KimOall, booth ever.
afternoon between 2 and 3 o'clock.
$40 For a Laugh.
The company is offering a watch t.
the person who comes nearest t.
guessing the total number of person
registering at the booth. It also Of
fers a box Of candy to every man o
woman who makes the Kimball $500
mechanical wax doll piano playe
laugh at an evening performance
and a ten dollar bill to the woman
who makes it laugh Saturday night.
The DeLaval Cream Separator com
pany has a half-dozen separators OF
exhibition and also many of the spe
cialties manufactured by the CON
pany.
Field Busy Man..
Wlbert Field, the man in charge oil
the Burleigh county exhibit, has beer
one of the busiest men in North Da
kota these last few days. But he has
installed a display of which he, Bis
marck and Burleigh county may vel
feel proud.
His centerpiece is one of the most
attractive decorations in the building.
Dat bundles are used for the spokes
and the head for the hub. Around the
rim is suspended red, white and blue
corn.
Has Rare Beans.
The corn in this exhibit is large,
Well-developed and most of it is prac'
tically ripe. Considering the year, it
is exceptionally fine. Mr.. Field has
some wax beans eight inches and
some Bulgarian beans that are as
unusual as they are large. They re-
semble the lima bean, but, they are
more blunt and thicker. The state
penitentiary has furnished some of its
brick for the pleasing fireplace in the
corner of one of the booths. Interest.
ing is a picture of the steamer Benton
at Fort Yates loaded with $50 tons
of wheat.
Morton County .~lnstaIIs Exhibit.
Morton county installed its exltbit
yesterday. 1t is in charge Of C. F.
Messingham, Harvey Williams, Paul
R. Miller and III. G. Schultz.
OF course the dairy industry is one
Of the strong points emphasized by
the exhibitors. Silver cups won by
Morton county men in the great dairy
and butter-making contests of the IA.
ton are especially conspicuous. Nor
ton county as a fruit county is anoth-
er thing that the display features.
And some beautiful apples are shown.
The art display has an entire booth.
Water colors, crayon, landscape paint
ings and other works of art are enter
ed.
The Woman's Rest Room is proving
Che Of the most important features of
tie Exposition. The trained nurse in
charge gives all Of the common medi-
cines for headaches and similar all.
ments that have heretofore taken the
pleasure out of the visits of many wo-
men.
Sioux county, A. C. Wells in charge,
has an exhibit occupying four booths.
One is devoted entirely to the pictur-
esque Indian costumes and another
one to the bead work.
The third booth shows the farm
products that the Indians are grow.
ing, and they rank right up to the
best. The vegetables are especially
large and of good form.
North Dakota is doing much to pro.
mote the dairy industry of the state.
A part Of it's efforts have been devot.
ed to securing better farm buildings.
This makes the model dairy barn
shown by the dairy department of I'm.
usual interest. It has been taken to
all Of the county fairs and to many
other institutions Of similar nature.
A silo and a feeding shed are attach
ed to the main barn, which is so plan.
ned that additions may be made at
any time. .....
Judges Selected.
At the request of the directors OF
the Agricultural Exposition, the coun'
ty commissioners Of Burleigh county
selected the following men to act as
judges in conjunction with Prof.
Shaw: E. NJ. Swift, Stewartsdale; Ole
Sather, Sather; Birlea Ward, Bis
marck; Robert O'Brien, Wing; Ole o.
son. Regan; Emery Johnson, Sterling.
The judging of all grain corn and
vegetable exhibits will take place
Thursday.