The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-10
FINE ENTREES
I MADE DESPITE
POOR SEASON
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ASoukhuuCu AIOuk pQkG OUS
opened by the Bismarck juvenile
band. IS. r. OrwaIl, director. which
! presented varied program Of must
cal numbers. The high school orches-
ltra, also directed by 49,. Orwull, vii!
open tho program tor tac evening Il.
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following the orchestral concert
the bismarck male quartet will s,ng
several numbers, after which Arikara
Indians will present ancient corn
ceremonies. Fourteen Indians ure 10
take part in the ceremonies, aud an
car of the "mother corn" which has
been preserved in the Holy Bundle. a
collection of fctishcs Of the tribe, for
hundreds OF years will he used in the
mony. After the ceremony the
public will be allowed to inspect the
car, which is highly revercd by the
AriEarns.
OllcFctta Tonight
The Feast of the Red Corn" an
operetta presented by so girls from
the Indian school. will be the final
number en- the evening"; program.
This opcretta has been given before
in various parts Of the state and is
highly praised. Clara Pclticr, we'll
known in bismarck, is to take the
leading part. The settings are very
accurately designed and the costumes
are said to be unique and beautiful
At lenst IS counties in the state
nave exhibits in the show, George
Will, president Of the corn show as
ISOLATION, said today. Every county
west of the river has entered corn
and al the eastern part Of tho state
win the exception Of the northern
tier Of counties has made entries. A
large exhibit Of Indian corn grown
on inc Fort Herthold and Standing
Rock Indian reservations is q fca-
turc Of the show.
That Bismarck is receiving recogni-
ton from farmers as q corn develop
nc.lt center is shown by the fact that
entries Of Faulkner corn, originated
Ut bismarck, out number nll others
by nearly two to one. 1t is q cross
between the Indian corn and dent
corn.
Exhibit. Of Fine Quality
The quality Of the exhibits this
year is fully as good as last year"
Mr.. Will said. Sin view Of the poor
season this has been for corn in the
major par. Of North Dakota It is u
pleasant surprise to have such fine
entries come in.'
Exhibits this year are placed in the
rear Of the auditorium, on two
shelves along the side OF the main
floor and in Il large room on the first
landing. Professors Walster and o.
son are in charge Of judging the OK
hibits and hope to have the work
completed by tomorrow night or Fri
daN morning. Exhibits arc now
grouped according To the variety Of
CORN hut after the judging is COM
plc.c they will be grouped Oy cOun-
their home counties are doing.
kiwanis Banquet Friday
kwaniasls will give their onnuaa
corn show dinner 81. the Grand Pa
cific hotel ut 12:l5 Friday and all
exhibitors are invited TO attend. The
program is as follows:
America. with music by orchestra !:
community singing led by X. +. Wen
eel; singing by North Dakota Agri-
cultural College quartet: address by
Ralph Haync of the international
Harvester company: singing by col
lege quartet; address by former
Mayor Arthur f. Nelson Of st. Pnul:
THE Star Spangled Banner"
The menu. which is arranged to
have as many corn products .pse pos.
siblc, includes cream of coin soup
Kalamazoo celery, sweet Indian relish
roast rib OF cora fed beef, fresh fish
corn frittels. mashed potatoes, ilOt
! corn bread, cabbage and green pepper
salad. Indian corn mea, pudd:n. ant
coffee.