Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-15

Dinner at the Mckenzie.
Wild duck will be one of the feat
ures Of an elaborate dinner which will
be served the Twin City men at the
Mckenzie, and there will be other
viards highly agreeable to the inner
man. After giving due time for prop
er attention tt, the eatables, the party
will be escorted to the big show,
where the Bumper Harvest Movies"
and other attractions will be staged
for their benefit. They will find the
exposition at its best, all or the ex.
hibits now being III place and some
excellent displays having been added
during the past few days. The show.
ing of grains, grasses, vegetables and
other products of the Flickertail soil.
coupled with the vivid moving picture
reels, will enable the visitors to grasp
at glance the reasons for North Da.
kota's greatness. ->. .sH Z
When the exposition has been thor.
oughly viewed, the Saint Paul and
Minneapolis men, escorted by local
citizens, will be hirled through the
city and its environs In motor cars,
giving them an opportunity to see
something Of our public institutions;
Bismarck's handsome homes; its rich
farms and fine roads. The entire af-
ternoon will be devoted to sight-see.
ing, inside the exposition walls and
around the city, and late in the eve.
ming it is expected that the party
will leave on special train for home.
Compliment to Bismarck.
The coming of the Twin City folk
is regarded as a distinct compliment
to the North Dakota Agricultural ex.
position and to the capital city. The
fact that the show will be viewed by
so many of the foremost f1nanciers of
the northwest will. it is felt, mean
much to North Dakota and to this par.
ticular community. No one who in.
spects the splendid exhibits with
which the big exposition building is
filled, or who sees the movies run
through, can fail to be impressed with
the solid foundation for prosperity
which the Flickertail state enjoys. 1t
will insure for the state and it's re-
sources the right kind of publicity in
the right place, and 1t is thought that
the good opinion which the visitors
must carry away with them will have
an important bearing upon the future
of North Dakotas s.,..... !
Actors Perform for Prisoners. =
The vaudeville performers went to
the pententiary yesterday morning
and gave their acts for the prison
ers. They were entertained at dinner
by the warden.
Pupils of the Seventh grade visited
the Exposition as the guests of the
association. This is the last Of the
grades. Superintendent c.. G. Root
adopted the system this year Of bring.
ing the children by grades because he
believed that it would be easier to
take care of them. This has proved
to be the case. The pupils have been
orderly. Miss Agnes Boyle and Miss
Blenda Anderson were in charge of
the Seventh grade. ~.
Hebron soaid TSday.rjssss
Saturday the high 4scho6f: students
will again be admitted on special tick.
cts to be sold at reduced rates.
The Hebron band will be here today
at the head of large delegation from
that town. ,te, , s
Preacher Pleased With Exposition.
Rev. William MEG. Beede, the we'll.
known North Dakota writer and
preacher, has been visiting the Expo
sition.
1.-THE Exposition" he said yester-
day, after he had completed an in
spection of the entire building and
taken several puffs on his famous
corn cob pipe, "has many excellent
unique features that can be produced
nowhere else than in the Missouri
Slope of North Dakota.
ITO one who is acquainted with the
locality it suggests the vast resources
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