The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-17

The Fargo Mill Co.'S display OF
Pride OF Dakota" -four il found In
booth No. 8. The monster loaf OF
bread 10 one of the features.
Next in order Is the Fargo Bakery
Co.'s fine exhibit OF Fargo made prod
ucts. 1t is enought to say that every
thing in pastry and bakery Is on show
here--everything means a lot too.
The Hopeman Material Co. shows a
variety of cement products made by
the company. A feature is also made
OF the Lucas paints which are hand
led exclusively by the Hopeman COM
pany in this territory.
The Fargo Silo Co. has on exhibit
ton cement models OF their silos
which are rapidly becoming popular
throughout the new corn belt.
An attractive and elaborate display
of heavy work and light driving har-
ness 10 shown in booth No. IL by the
North Dakota Harness Co.
Farmers never pass the display OF
the Albert Holland Co. without stop
ping. A model shows the operation
of the company's machine in separat-
ing wild oats from seed grain. This
display occupies booths Nos. Is and
II. ..
A seasonable exhibit is that of the
ventilating furnaces shown by the
Klinsman company in booth No. Is.
The Cook Sign Co. which is show
ing electric signs, together with all
or the necessary connections and ap-
pliances needed in operating them, is
at Booth 16.
The Union Light, Heat & Power Co.'s
exhibit in booths Nos. II and IS is
particularly attractive to the ladies.
est OF the kitchen utensils" operated
by electricity or for use over the gas
flame.
Musical instruments, il not made,
are sold in Fargo by the Stone Piano
company. The Aeolian- Vocation cleo
trio player is drawing feature of
the company's display in booth No.
Publications of the Nonpartisan
league-the Leader. Public Opinion
ion and the Courier News are shown
in a booth numbered 20.
ID. d. Sullivan, the Fargo optician,
has very attractive exhibit in booth
No. 81.
The Fargo Stone and Sand conn
pany shows cement building blocks.
The Midland Produce company
shows variety of products of the
dairy.
The George Pirie company has a
striking and elaborate showing of
candles.
Superb photography is shown in
the booth of e. B. McCracken, local
photographer, who occupies booth No.
Walker Bros. & Hardy have a very
comprehensive display which includes
specimens Of printing and bookbind-
ing. 49,
An elaborate display Of materials
Tor mems wear is shown by the Fargo
Tailoring connranV
McHose & Pardoes show the ma
terial used and the process of mans
ufacture of their celebrated mattress
ses w. =
The Fargo Ice Cream Co. was evil
s gently too busy to complete it's display
Apparatus for use in fire protection is
shown by the Fargo Fire Engine Co. in
booth No. 80.
The North Dakota Metal Culvert Co.
shows models of culvets used in high
way construction.
The Manchester Biscuit Co. has an
elaborate ana well arranged display of
Fresh roasted coffee Of many grades
is shown in booth No. 80 by the Dakota
A. e, fuller shows artificial limbs,
Examples Of their work G 10 booth SfbriNSe oy e
The Fargo Food Products Co. shows
a variety of Jellies and other. articles
for use in pastry, and Miss Edith Fow-
Ter Slocum has on display of hand
painted work in booth No. 35.
In booth No. SO the Pierce Printing
Co. has an attractive exhibit of made
in-Fargo calendars.
The Luger Furniture Co.'s electric
piano player in action in booth No. 81
attracts the crowds.
An adjustable hanger made in Fargo
by the Niles Supporting Hook Co.. was
displayed in the act of upholding sew
nf he fYa4d "a
positions at booth No. 3S by the ADJUST
able Hanger Co, .-,