Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-23
Expo Notes;

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The secretary OF the North Dakota
commission at the North Dakota
building at the exposition has re,
ceived a number of fine views of Trail
county during the past week, that will
be at once ornaments and very inter-
est!ng. They are being placed in the
mems parlor Of the building and are
sure to be Of great interest to the
visitors.
The secretary OF the North Dakota
commission wants to call attention to
the fact that people who contemplate
visiting the exposition from North
Dakota building should bring along
their wraps, as every evening is quite
cool in San Francisco. Just because
it is warm in North Dakota at this
time Of the year is no sign it is hot
out on the coast.
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Thus far the secretary Of the North
Dakota commission at the San Fran.
cisco exposition has not received
word from any Of the numerous com.
mercial clubs Of North Dakota as to
the likelihood Of vegetable exhibits
being sent out this summer for eXhi.
bition in the North Dakota building.
The building lacks this one essential
thing-vegetable exhibits. and it. is
hoped that the commercial clubs of
the state will interest themselves in
having a number of good exhibits stnt
as soon as possible. They will haze
to be shipped freight prepaid.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richer ard
Margaret Aurland of Minot, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f, L. Lyman
at Berkeley. Accompanied by Mrs.
Lyman and daughter they visited, the
North Dakota building the other day,
and what they said in praise Of the
building and exhibits almost made the
attaches blush. To say they were
highly pleased is .placir- It mildly. .
Hon. L., ". ,Krieger Of De1nof, N!
D., is making his headquarters at the
North Dakota building while taking in
the San Francisco exposition. He
has been spending the entire winter
and spring visiting various points on
more firmly convinced Of the super
iority of North Dakota and it's resour'
ces than ever. Mr.. Krieger is the
owner of 1000 acres of North Dakota
soil, and feels that he is independent.
He was surprised and greatly pleased
with the fine exhibit in the North Da.
kota building.
Mrs. J. r. Wyard and family Of
Goodrich, N. D., who have been spend
ing the winter in southern California
were callers at the North Dakota bull
ding this week. Mrs. Wyard was told
by a, number Of Los Angeles people
to be sure and visit the North Dakota
building at the exposition, as they
considered it one Of the most attract.
i've buildings on the grounds from the
fact that it contained one OF the best
exhibits shown at the big, fair. She
left for home more fondly in love with
her state than ever. She told the
attaches Of the building they could
not place her pleasure at too high. a
notch. .
The pottery exhibit at the North
Dakota building at the San Francisco
building at, the San Francisco expo
sition has so interested a New York
lady OF means, that when she left the
coast Tuesday evening she headed
Tor North Dakota, after investigating
carefully the clay resources Of the
| state will establish a pottery west Of
the Missouri river. In" order to fit
herself for going into the pottery
business she will take a full course
in ceramics at the School of Mines at
Grand Forks. Thug II by one the
undeveloped resources of the great
state Of North Dakota are being
brought to the front and utilized.
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A jolly party OF Minot young ladies'
arrived at the North Dakota building
this week. 1t was composed VI the
following: Misses Grace and Nell
Rose, Margaret Bailey and Florence
Siverling. They were very enthusias.
tic oveT the showing the state :; max
ing here, and we're proud to proclaim
that they came from the fair state or
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Hon. John Z. Paulson of Hillsboro.
v~ice-chairman of the North Dakota
commission to the San Francisco ex-
position, arrived at the North Dakota
building Wednesday morning. He ex-
pressed himself as greatly : pleased
with the comprehensive exhibit in the
Moth Dakota building, and feels that
the state is getting its full share Of
attention from the visitors to the ex-
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