The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-25
TOWN AS Big AS
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G.. Coen of this territory and w. H.
Sutfin Of Sioux Falls. s. d.
The Sharples cream separators,
mixers and other dairy appliances
are being shown in a good exhibit
which Is in charge OF G. Kindred of
Grand Forks and A. osmundson. Mr..
Kindred is state representative and is
always anxious to show his suction
feed separators.
J. A. Speice is in charge Of splen-
did exhibit Of Empire separators and
gas engines, mixers and other appli-
ances that will be Of interest to the
implement dealers. This is a good
showing.
The DeLaval Separator Co., of New
York, has an interesting exhibit of
cream meperators. several machines
being shown in process Of operation.
The New-Way Motor Co., Of Lam
sing, Mich, manufacturers Of light
weight combustion engines, has sew
eral Of its machines on display, the
brothers, factory representatives. as
sisted by H. Prindell, manager Of the
Fargo branch.
Harris Bros, OF Moorhead, have a
display OF potato machines, including
diggers, sprayers and cultivators.
The j. ]. Case Threshing Machine
Co.. Racine, Wis, has farm tractor
and a four-bottom plow at the show.
The Avery Co.. Peoria. Ill, manu-
facturers Of the Bull Dog line, has
the prettiest booth at the show, ex-
hibiting two OF its farm tractors in
$40 and S-16 horsepower. The exhib-
1t Is in charge of j. H. Johnson, as
sistant manager Of the local branch.
The Hirschy Washer Co.. Mime
apolis. is represented with three null
ti-motor washing machines. The dis
play Is in charge Of Elmer Knowles,
factory representative.
The Dempster Mill Mfg. Co., Be-
atrice, Neb., manufacturers OF gas
engines, windmills and farm machin-
cry, has one Of the interesting dis
plays of the show, which is in charge
Of r. F. Sells, manager Of the Fargo
branch.
The Garden City Feeder Co., Pella,
Ia, John. A. Jorgenson, Fargo. state
manager, in charge. has one Of its
twenty-six of these machines were
sold in North Dakota in 1916.
The International Harvester Co.,
Chicago, has an attractive and in
teresting display, though no machin-
cry. Booklets and charts showing the
advantage Of power farming, and
punches of hemp strands, feature.
II The Automatic Electric Washer Co.,
Newton, Ia, has six washing ma
Chimes three power and three electric,
at the show. The exhibit is in charge
Of George Nelson, factory representa-
tive. The company plans placing
branch house in Fargo in the near fu-
ture.
The Balm Wagon Co., Kenosha,
Wis, has one of its reliable lumber
wagons on display, A. F. Johnson,
factory representative in charge.
Walter I. Jones. factory representa-
tive. has charge Of the display of the
which is displaying the Maytag wash
ing machine, and the New Steel Ruth
| feeder.
The Heider tractor and the RocK
Island plow make UP the exhibit of
the Northern Rock Island Plow Co.,
Minneapolis. w. J. Brust, factory
| representative, is in charge.
The Cushman engine exhibit, dis
played by the Fargo branch Of the
Wagner-Langemo Co., is in charge Of
George F1ett, state representative.
The Imperial Smut Machine CO.,
Minneapolis and Winnipeg, has a wild
oats separator and smut machine on
display, both of which are attracting
considerable attention. +. w. Aigner,
factory representative, is in charge.
The Cooper Bull Tractor Co., SO
Fifth street north, Fargo, has one Of
its Bull tractors or display, and a
separate motor. The p. w. Myron Co.,
Bismarck, western North Dakota
distributors, has share in the dis
play.
The Vacuum Oil Co., Rochester, N.
Y, has q showing of it's non-carbon
oils, J. v. Mahoney, factory engineer,
in charge. -..
One of the real interesting exhibits
at the show is the milking machine,
displayed by the Perfection Mfg. Co.,
Minneapolis. George Russell Of Fargo,
| state agent, in charge.
A complete elco-Light machine,
comprising a complete outfit for cleo
trio lighting on the farm. is displayed
by B. F. Ashelman OF Fargo, state
agent. The display is attracting much
| attention.
The Massey Harris lire. handled by
the Johnston Harvester Co., Union
Transfer building, Fargo, 10 an inter-
esting exhibit. The display takes in
| farm machinery.
| The w. C. Shinn Co.. Minneapolis,
has display of lightning rods, that
| is hitting a popular chord. Grant
Terryll, Fargo, state manager, Is in
| Committees Named.
Late yesterday afternoon the fol-
lowing committees were named by
President Mcintosh:
Resolutions-D. H. Houser. Napo-
leon: A. w. Mohr, Buffalo: I. Moen,
Hunter; J. w. Orchard, Warwick. and
Emil Erickson, Souris.
Nominations ID. r. Buchanan,
Drayton; E. j. Archer. Finley, and L.
B: Garnaas. Sheyenne.
Auditing--T. o. Strinden. Litch-
vile; S. j. Cummings. Fargo, and A.
Pomerance. Cleveland.
Membership - Fred Fried, Spirit
l. rs ~ -
version, Hatton: p. p. Galsrud, North
wood, and w. Murphy, Sanborn.
Il The Speakers.
/ During the course Of the program
yesterday afternoon T. N. Written of
Trenton, Mo-; delivered. an interesting
address in which he endorsed the SEN
1 timents expressed by President Nc
Intosh earlier in the afternoon that
the implement dealer had wonder
full opportunity and should make him.