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

June 2lst is North Dakota day at
the San Francisco exposition. Gov.
ernor and Mrs. l.. 3. Hanna Will ar
rive IN San Francisco On June goth.
and will be busy every minute they
are in the exposition city. Il is sin.
cerely hoped that o great number OF
North Dakotans will be in San Fran.
cisco on that day TO assist IN celeorat.
Ing the day In proper manner
Mr.. Jas. w. Foley, the poet laur.
cate Of North Dakota, was a pleas.
ant caller at the North Dakota build.
INK at the exposition this week. Mr..
Foley Ia now living at Oakland. Cal.
but has NOT lost interest in his home
state. He will return to North Ia.
kota this month for a short visit, and
expects to return to the coast in time
10 take part in the program for North
Dakota day, June 21st.
During Governor Hanna's short stay
at the exposition, several very fine
social events will be staged for his
benefit. On Monday, June 2lst, a
luncheon will be rendered him and his
immediate party by the exposition Of
Ncials, and at nine o'clock that ev.
ening a reception and ball will be
held at the California building in his
honor. Several other invitations have
been received at the North Dakota
building from organizations who de-
sire to have the honor of entertain
inc him. Without a doubt Mr.. Han
ma will be more than pleased with
the treatment accorded him.
One of the principal speakers on
Nor.h Dakota Day will be Hon. Il. n.
Casteel, Of Mississippi. Mr.. Caster
has the honor of being the youngest
state senator in the southern states,
and is a ready and fluent speaker.
Mississippi and North Dakota have
NAM things in common, and Mr.. Cas-
teel will call attention to these things.
He has the distinction of being Lin.
coins double, minus the w%hiskers, be.
ing the same height, and his facial
resemblance to the late presiden: Is
very striking.
The North Dakota building attaches
had the pleasure Of entertaining
Prof. Lewis B.. Avery, Mrs. Avery
and two daughters n day this week.
Mr.. Avery was president OF the May.
vile Normal school from 1898 to 1895,
and at tho end OF his tenure Of office
removed to California, and is now as
sistant superintendent OF the Oakland
City schools. He was more than sur.
prlsed at the great showing Of corn
in the North Dakota building. and
said that he would never have dream.
ed that We raised 100000 bushels
OF this product In 1914. He and his
wife have promised to call 6 number
Of times during the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Griffith Of Grand
Forks. arrived at the exposition city
the latter part OF last week. and the
FIRST place they visited was the North
Dakota building, IS they said they
were homesick for the old state, and
the building was the next best thing,
Mr.. Grifath, besides being the pro:
prIetor Of M Of the largest retail
stores In North Dakota, Is also the
PRESIDENT Of the Grand Forks Com.
u1ercial club. He is a booster in the
true sense Of the word. and feels that
North Dakota is getting a great deal
Of valuable advertising through the
building at the exposition.
Bob and Eva Mckinley, the old
time vaudeville team. that is SO well
and favorably known in North Dako-
ia, called at the North Dakota build;
ing at the exposition the other day.
They were charmed with the beauty
ofthe building and the fine exhibits
contained therein.
|: is the earnest desire of the sec
rotary in charge of the North Dakota
building at the exposition to have as
full and comprehensive an exhibit Of
the crealneries Of North Dakota as
possible, and to that end all the
creameries Of the state are cordially
invited to send at least fifty of their
empty butter cartons at once to the
secretary in care Of the North Dako-
ia building, Exposition Grounds, San
Francisco, Cal. Several creameries
have already sent cartons, and the