The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-28
PRESIDENT OF
Mp. TO SPEAK
AT CORN SHOW
All Exhibits and Entertain
ment Features to BE in
City Auditorium
THREE BANDS ENGAGED
Each Exhibit Must Consist OF
Ten Ears-NO Entry Fee
to Be Charged

Charles Donnelly of St. Paul, pres
ident of the Northern Pacific rail
road, J. G. Haney Of Grand Forks
international Harvester Company OF
America, and Governor A. G. Sorlie
have been secured to deliver addres.
ses at the North Dako,q S'".- 60 7
Show which will be hello a. Js,a ,rcs
November II to 20. Th-se men have
a wide acquaintance and are noted as
being exceptionally interesting speak.
ers and their appearance on the corn
show program will be pleasing news
to the many who are planning to at
tend.
Botn the corn exhibits and the en-.
tcrtainment features Of the show will
be in the Bismarck city auditorium
this year. thereby combining ali fea-
lures of the show under one roof and
making it much more convenient for
those who attend. Great interest has
been manifest in the show and the
management anticipates a largely in
creased numbcr of exhibits this year
No Entry Fec
No entry fee will be charged this
year. and the size and number OF
prizes to be awarded have been in
creased. Ten ears are required 70,
an entry. and exhibition corn should
be selected now, those arranging the
show have pointed out. Carc shouli
be exercised in their selection. They
should be uniform in size, shape. col
or and as to the number of rows OF
corn on tho cob. Alfalfa and sweet
clover stel. will also be entered, five
pounds of good, clean seed being nee
cssary for each exhibit.
Premiums will also be awarded fol
the best pictures of 1925 North Da-
hota corn fields. for the best pictures
Of North Dakot.. corn fed hogs and
North Dakota corn fattened cattle. =
j. Olson, professor of aRronomy n,
;he North Dakota State agricultural
college at Fargo, has been secured
to judge the exhibits. He will be as
sisted by T. r. Stoa, also Of the
:gronomy department Of the college.
Corn Pageant Planned
Under the direction of Profess or
Arvold Of the Agricultural college a
corn pageant, based on the history of
the production Of corn from the time
Of the Lewis and Clark expedition
will be prepared and presented. A
large number of Indians in full re-
gala will be used in the presenta-
tion and this feature, it is believed
will be we'll worth going a long way
to see.
Three bands have been signed to
furnish music. throughout the show,
and the amusement program will in
clude special musical features, aero
'"te stunts. plav by the Bismarck
Playmakers, an exhibition by ma
glclan. and other equally as interest
ing attractions.
Kiwanians To Banquet Exhibitors
All exhibitors in the corn show
will be entertained at banquet to be
given in the main dining room of the
Mckenzie hotel. This affair will be
sponsored jointly by the Kiwanis, Ro-
tary and Lions clubs of Bismarck, and
President Donnelly will be the prin-
cipal speaker.
Preparations are being made in the
Capital City to entertain the several
thousand people that are expected
here during the week of the show
and all are guaranteed an entertain
ment we'll worth the effort. Hon. Jo-
seph NJ. Devine, referring to the state
corn show, says: This is one of
North Dakota's greatest opportuni-
ties to prove to the world that she
is in the corn belt and can and does
produce corn of the best"