Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-16
Machines Overflow Allotted
Space and Are Distributed
About Grounds; Practical
II all Firms Of Grand
Forks Are Well Repre-
scented at Exposition.

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Not only machinery hall and ma
chinery row at the state Fair, but all
space along the sides of the big nav
are filled for nearly a block oack VIII
machine exhibits. Practically every
Grand Forks machine firm mas enter
ed displays and the number OF out
side firms entering is larger than
ever.
& Sims Exhibit.
A clever Hudson Essex Sedan with
straight lines features the exhibit OF
the Sims Auto company. Mas cars
in various models, together with Nasl1
trucks and. squads, form the balance
OF the exhibit
Grand Forks Foundry.
Iausons tractors and threshers, to-
gether with a neat display of Olds-
mobile cars and trucks. are shown by
the. Grand Forks Foundry, in the ten
near the Liberal Arts building and
Machinery hall. Because OF the oe-
mand, a sport model of the Oldsmo-
bile auto could not be secured for the
exhibit, but Charles Dow, in charge OF
the exhibit, expects to have one on
the grounds before the end OF ~~the
week.
Dakota Auto Co.
The big three" trio of cars-Cadll-
lac, Studebaker and Chevrolet, to-
sether with the International ana
Traffic trucks. form the exhlblt OF
ton International truck is being
shown at this exhibit.
Fuller Motor Co.
Dodge Sedans, touring cars and
trucks are shown by the Fuller Motor
company of Grand Forks In an exnlo,t
in Machinery hall. The truck, which
comes in several styles. makes a very
neat showing in itself, while the
sedan is always a favorite with pros
pectiye owners Of a light serviceable
Cal.
p. j. Downes.
At the Machinery hall exhibit OF
the P. J.. Downes company OF Mime
abblfs. special Downes farm engines
are being featured. Quaker tires,
success grain cleaners and farm
wagons and implements form the re-
mainder of their display. In a dis
play along the walk. they are show
ing the Beeman c%ultivator and farm
wagons.
Moore Auto Co.
j REQ speed wagons. REQ cars and
ever popular Ford are the n1ainstaEs
CT the SAOWlHR OIL CIlG MULE A0Lp
company OF Grand Forks. Ford
eedans, which have proven popular
this year, as we'll as the touring cars
and roadsters are being displayed, to-
gether with REQ Autos and trucks.
Lyons Auto co. .
The only ~air-cooled automobile
shown is the Franklin. exhibited by
the Lyons Auto company. also of
Grand Forks. Two models are being
shown, both big heavy cars.
Auto owners Tire Co.
One OF the newer exhibitors is the
which recently opened a shop in this
city. ,Hawkeye and Greyhound tires,
piled high in the center of the booth
and labeled with the guarantee OF
each. make an attractive showing.
Henry Motor Co.
A "scripps-Booth Detailed six"
FOUR passenger coupe as shown by
the Henry Motor company. is one of
the classiest looking ears in the hall.
With silver mountings, adjustable
windows. a three-piecel Windshield
and pantesote top. the exhibitors feel
justified in naming 1t the latest gen
eral- motors corporation sensation
They are also showing a five passen-
ger touring car.
Fargo Concern.
Touring and roadster cars of the
Briscoe make are being shown by the
Moore Bros. company of Fargo. E.
D. Lund. who recently moved to
Grand Forks, and who is in charge
of the. booth. has charge of northern
North Dakota, northwestern Mime
sofa for the Briscoe.
Dixon Bros.
The latest model Paige cars, one a
hve passenger automobile with many
clever accessories. together with Max
well cars and trucks form the exhibit
CT the Dixon Bros. company. a new
Grand Forks firm.
j. E. SandIic. ~
"A 1920 model Buick will arrive to-
morrow morning and will at once be
addedsto the display Of j.. E. Sandlie
company, located in the Pence Auto
company tent near Machinery hall.