The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1921-10-06
FEATURES AT
. DAIRY SHOW

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Arrangements Being Made to Enter
tain North Dakota Delegation
Every Minute of Stay
REDUCED RATES ON RAILROADS
Eight Men Appointed by Governor to
Represent Dickey County
There is every indication at the
present time that the brightest hopes
Of those in charge Of taking large
delegation from North Dakota to the
National Dairy show at st. Paul Oct.
8 to 15 will be fulfilled, and that fully
one thousand delegates will be aboard
the special trains that will leave from
Fargo, Grand Forks, Hankinson and
possibly Ortonville, Minn., on the
morning Of Oct. II.
The entire cost Of the round trip,
which is a fare and q half from any
city in North Dakota to st. Paul and
a charge Of $500 covering all sleeping
car and hotel accommodat for the
entire four days, is much smaller than
many anticipated, and hundreds are
planning on taking advantage Of these
low rates.
! The North Dakota delegates will be
royalty entertained during their stay
in the twin cities. Those who 20 will
be well repaid for the trip.
The largest and best dairy show in
the world.
:; The greatest exhibit Of dairy COWS
from every state in the union, to be
held in the most modern $500, 900 cat
tie barn in the United States.
The greatest display Of dairy equip
ment.
The most magnificent show of dairy
products.
The Jersey herd Of VIM. Page & Son
Of Hamilton, N. D.
The Jersey herd Of Sam Crabbe,
Fargo, will be competing.
The New Salem Holstein breeding
circuit will have an exhibit of dairy
cows.
The boys and girls judging team
will be competing from this state.
A booth for q rest room will be
available, showing western progress.
Pullmans will be parked by show
grounds and used for hotels.
{; Meals viii be served on show
grounds. y
) Specially planned tours will be
made each morning through the ex-
hibits.
Special trips will be made to dairy
farms around the twin cities.
The; light horse show can be seen
each evening.
The big banquet for 1000 North
Dakota people will be held.
The Minot band and the Mandau
quartette will be there. .,
A newspaper will be issued enroute
The special demonstration Of the
four leading dairy breeds, Holsteins
Jerseys, Guernseys and Ayrshires, is
to be given exclusively for the North
Dakota delegation by special arrange.
ment Of officials Of the North Dakota
Agricultural college and will in itself
constitute an educational feature 70,
those interested in dairying which will
be worth far more than the cost Of
the trip.
Get your neighbor and attend TO-
gether. Never in the states history
have you had such wonderful oppor.
tunity to go and see this greatest
dairy show in the world.
A party from your county is being
made up. Special cars win be as.
signed to your county. See your coun.
ty agent or your local banker. Don't
miss this great opportunity.
Ten to twelve delegates from each
county in North Dakota have been
named by Governor Frazier. The del.
egates appointed from Dickey county
are: H. j. Linnel, Glendale; Ira Hill
Oakes; VIM. Nesbit, Monango; A. d
Babcock, Glendale; Bert Pelk, Mer-
ricourt; Henry Frozen. Oakes; Conrad
Matheis, Glendale; J. r: Morrow, Ell
lendale.
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