Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-12

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: : NORTH 500 DAY BRINGS
!: CROWD 70 EXPOSITION. /:
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\ that will be q practical value to the
man intending to purchase.
Potatoes AZ Burlefeh Booth. !!
Burleigh county IL to be host to all
visitors today. Wilbert Field, who Is
: in charge of the home booth, has ar
ranged for a potato bake on an url.
heard OF scale. Every visitor to the
exhibit this afternoon will receive ta
! perfect baked potato, not too large
4 and not too small; just the right size
for home consumption.
\ Mr.. Field is furnishing the potatoes.
the Northern Produce Company the
butter and w. Woodruff, the electric
stove upon which they will be baked.
Il Garrison Exhibit Arrives. RI
Judging commenced yesterday at
ternoon in the, fne arts department.
Miss Cora A. zRudd, superintendent,
wasain charge. The members of che
Judging committee are Miss Luella
Peet, Mrs. Otto Holta and Mrs. Olaf
Nielsen. Ef ss as H
! The Garrison exhibit arrived yester-
day.. 1t is in chargeaof T. l.. Stanley,
manager and farm advisor Of the Gar
rison industrial. Association, and A. n
Slagg, manager of the Missouri Slope
fSeed Company. fs s'.
.4corn, Cows, Alflafa and Hogs" 4
4 THE corn show did not close at
Garrison until Saturday night and
that accounts forAthes delay in the in
stallation Of the display. From an az.
ricultural standpointsi one Of the
best in the building. II. does more
than any Other DnaHs exhibit to show
what diversified farming is doing and
; will accomplish for..North Dakota. z
y Corn, Cows, Alfalfa and Hogs-We
: Should Worry"
!. Bread and Butter Day.
1; That is the wording on the sign
!. that hangs over the entrance.
! Garrison is known as the, bread and
I butter town and it IN goingfto live up
!. to it's title tbyt having Bread and
. Butter Garrison Day at the Exposi-
i ton. The date has mot yet been set.
; W Interesting Hay Experiment.
, The exhibits of sheafs Of grasses
: banked on one side Of the display is
. interesting. ,Twenty-six varieties of
. native grasses are shown.
Some slender wheat grass grown on
, cultivated land is shown that is over
> four feet high. In the natural wild
state It seldom reaches more than a
). foot and half in height. This grass,
Mr.. Stanley declares, makes better
hay than timothy. This shows the
possibilities Of native grasses seeded
on plowed ground.
;. Ripe Soy Beans.
The oat sheafs on exhibition were
selected from fields going 80 bushels
9 to the acre, wheat from fields going
' AZ and barley so bushels and rye, ~
81 b Soy beans, a tropical plant, are
]. shown with mature beans upon them.
IS The samples Of Medium Red clover
average 51s feet in length, the .Alsike,
o 3sfeet and alfalfa 4 feet.
1. Corn Big Feature.
If sAwheel of bright green alfalfa hay
It is one Of the attractive ornamental
9. pieces. Another is an eagle, with the
It words North Dakota on it, made en-.
70 tirely of grain heads and kernels.
n The back half Of the exhibit is de-
y voted to corn, all ripe and all grown
N this year. In the background are
e. groups Of corn stalks with two ears
le to stalk.
~ ~ This exhibit according to one Of
~ ~ the signs, was grown, collected and
's S arranged by Garrison farmers WHIT
= .e are proud Of their farm homes"
- Some of the prominent people to ar
~ " rive yesterday We're: WE. Briggs
= vice-president of the Northwestern
- National Bank, Minneapolis; Geralt
" Pierce, advertising manager OF tn,
= Minneapolis Tribune, and E. A. Will
son, agricultural agent of the North
ern Pacific railway.
Large Audience At Theater,
The silver cups, valued at 5000, t
be given away at, the First Nationa
Corn Show in December at st. Paul
arrived last night They will be place
on exhibition this morning.
\ A large audience was present at tn
opening performance OF the new .vau
devile acts They are Of; f;equally hig
character as the ones taking part i
the program last week. &,
katherine Moore Pleasing Singer.
The Singers Dogs. a unique act i
which nine pure white Pomerania
performers give an interesting exhib
ton which was of especial interes
1 to the children Of the Third an
Fourth grades Of the Will school. VIII
4 attended in body as guests Of the a.
sociation The act opens with mil
tary drill in which the dogs prove ths
they are no rockies" They obey il
stantly every command Of their cal
tain, One Of the LITTLE animals dive