The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-27
FINE PROGRAM
IS PREPARED
FOR VISITORS
Governor to Open Show-Jaff.
ray, Evans, Hughes, Arvold
and Haney to Speak
ENTERTAINMENT GALORE
Vaudeville Artists, Male Quar-.
tet, Bands, Indian Girls
Will Perform

Visitors to the State Corn Show
here November 2-3-4-5 will see one
Of the finest programs ever present.
ed at the exposition, with leading
figures of the northwest booked as
speakers and with a varied enter
tainment program.
Among the speakers are to be C.
I. Jaffray. Minneapolis, president
Of the 500 Line; Governor A. G. Sor-
lie; J. H. Evans, Winnipeg, deputy
minister Of agriculture, province of
Manitoba; H. D. Hughes, Ames,
Iowa state agricultural college; DR..
A. G. Arvold, Fargo, North Dakota
state agricultural college, and ]. G.
Haney, Grand Forks, agricultural
expert of the international Harves-
ter company.
On the entertainment program is
the Great Northern railway male
quartet; the operetta, "Ghosts of
Hilo," to be presented by the girls
Of the u. S. Indian school; Indian
corn ceremonials by q group of
Arikaras; Chilcott, novelty artist;
the, NARROW Sisters, songs and
dances; the Bismarck juvenile band;
the Center juvenile band; the Bis
marck high school girls glee club:
artists from New Salem and other
feature groups.
Sorlie to Open Show
The show will be opened formally
at 2:30 p. m. November 3 by Cover
nor A. G. Sorlie, after which G. T.
Jaffray, Minneapolis, president of
the 500 line, win speak. j. G. Haney
will speak on minnesota 13 Corn
and Its Adaptability to North Da-
kota Soil and Climate" Musical
numbers will be presented by the
Great Northern railway male quar-
tet and novelty numbers will be CIV
cr by Chilcott and the NARROW Sis.
tiers. The Bismarck juvenile band
will give q concert.
The evening program November
3 will open at 8 p. m. Ancient corn
ceremonials will be presented by the
Arikara Indians and "The Ghosts
Of Hilo," with Clara Peltier singing
the title role and with SO Indian girls
taking part, will be presented. The
Great Northern male quartet will
sing and Chilcott and the NARROW
Sisters will present feature num-
bers.
The November program will op-
en- at 2:30 with songs and dances BY
the NARROW Sisters. j. G.. Haney
will speak and the Great Northern
quartet will sing. DR.. A. G. Arvold
will speak and corn ceremonials will
be presented. Chilcott will present
two acts. A band concert on the
street will precede the program.
The evening program, starting at
8 o'clock, will be featured by talk
by ]. H. Evans. The Bismarck
high school glee club will sing and
novelty numbers will be presented
by Chilcott and the NARROW sis.
ters. The Great Northern Quartet
will sing and corn ceremonials will
be presented.
Center Band to Play
The Center juvenile band will op-
en- the Saturday, November 5, pro.
gram at $3.50 with q concert and
novelty stunts. H. D. Hughes will
speak and numbers will be present.
ed by the Great Northern quartet,
the NARROW Sisters and Chilcott.
The Saturday evening program
will start at 8 o'clock. Artists from
New Salem will present . group OF
musical numbers and H. D. Hughes
will speak. The operetta, Ghosts
Of Hilo," will be repeated and Chill.
colt and the NARROW Sisters will
appear in novelty stunts.