The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 30, 1926, Page 17

4; 5 international Harvester Adds New Light Delivery Truck to Already A new, light-delivery truck of less- than-ton capacity has been announced by the local branch of the Interna- tional Harvester Company of Amerir ca, This new unit, called Interna- tidnal Special Delivery, has been de- veloped and added to the line to fill a demand for a light, sturdy unit of somewhat smaller size than the pres- ent Model S one-ton Speed Truck, but be possessing the same sound, distinc- \. g ‘ ' iW be won » istics. distin- Delivery ell-head tively motor truck chara Several w usual features guish this new Special , model, Engine is of the PREMIUM LIST Corn growers from over the en- tire state are being urged to exhibit | r products at the state corn show, which will be held at the Bismarck city auditorium from November 10 to 13, i as officially rn show by the 1 be held this «k for the fourth ociation is picked from the whole state and the exposition is coming to be more and more a place where the entire state is represented. While both the state and Burleigh county contribute to the support of the show, the business men of Bismarck bear more than half of the expense. The officers are planning on a number of improvements and ad- ditions to the programs year, which will make a visit to Bismarck uring the show well worth while 2% /rom either an educational or musement point of view. A wealth vf outstanding speakers as well as «nusual and novel. amusement fea- ‘ares and lots of.fifat class music ‘ave been secured and th’ ded to he best” display -of;-cornm™-ever~ as- ambled in the state, will repay any- ‘ae for the small outlay of time and ioney necessary to visit the show. Kiwanis to Give Luncheon Repeating its action of a year ago, he Bismarck Kiwanis club luncheon on one of the d h how, to which every exhibitor will Le extended a special invitation and dmission card. This ig features of last ‘3 exposition. A number of ial prizes have been offered for exhibitors this year, ition to the regular premium list. The state corn show county cup will go to the county making the highest number of points for corn. \ This was offered for the first time \Jast year and possession is for one year only until some one county has won it three tim when it may re- tain permanent session., Each dollar in premium money counts as one point. Other Silver Cups The Provident Life Insurance com- pany’s silver cup, won by D. C. Crim- mins of Hazelton last year, goes to the highest individual prize winner. It must be won twice in succession for permanent pos: ion. 4 The silver cup of the First National , bank of Bismarck, now in the pos- ion of Peter Mihm of Bismarck, goes to the highest individual winner from Burleigh county, and must be won twice in succession for per- manent ownership. Osear H. Will & Co, of Bismarck, offer two silver cupsfone for the best rs of dent corn and one for the 10 ears of flint corn exhibited by any of their contract growers. The agricultural extension division of the International Harvester com- pany offers a handsome cup for the best 10 ears of yellow dent corn ex- hibited at the show. This cup must hree in succession for permaneht pi sion. This is now \in posession of F. A. Mund of Mil-‘ nor. Rotary Club to Give Zeephy, The Rotary club of Bismarck offers @ special trophy to the exhibitor of the best le ear of any yariety. Oscar H. Will & Company offer five dollars in cash to the party who hauls in the largest load of corn to them during the period of the show. 3. FE. Berges¢ & Son offer a Gordon coat with fur collar, sheep or leather lined, for the best 10 ears hibited from the folluw- Burleigh, Emmons, Kid. McLean, Sheri- Morton, Grant or of Hazelton, dne of the directors, offers a pure bred Poland China boar to the highest \geaithg, axhibiteg from Emmons, Kid- wer, Lean, Morton or Burleigh * counties. The City National bank of Bis- k offe h 5, id aves eevee Minted "Burleigh and rize winners from idder counti An additional prize is being of- fered in each cla: is year, making more attractive prize list it of last year’s show, , regular premium list for the coming exposition follows: \ an} 5 Extensive Line type, four cylinders, 3% inch bore, and 4% inch stroke, capable of de- an 4 1, of terazzo and the building is of brick and tile construction, as fire-! proof as a modern building may be made, The building has three floors, the first floor bei slightly below id level, and the second and ird floors above ground level. Nex X-Ray Equipment, The first floor will be given over to the X-Ray department, for which new equipment will be pur- fest cauipped’ X-Ray” department equi -Ray department between the Twin Cities and the Pacific coast. Rooms for fracture and plaster work will also be pro- vided, as well as physiotherapy treatment rooms and two comp! sets of offices for the eye, ear and nose department. A room for women employees, a restroom for the doctors, a com- “| plete medical library containi: 4] reference books and papers on medi-} clutch, rear end, h veloping all the speed and power nec- | }: essary for a truck in this class. brication is full force feed through- out the engine, Alemite on the chassis. Emergency brake is external con- tracting located on the propeller shaft immediately back of the trans mission. Service brake: capacity are on rear being applied through equalizer. Int FOR 1926 CORNSHOW |: MORE ATTRACTIVE THAN HERETOFORE Class B—Dents, 10 Ears Lot 6—-Minne b o $ $2; Sth, $1. or other late white d, $4; 3rd, $3; 4th, $2; th, § Lot 9—Pioneer or other early white | © dent. Ist, $2; Sth, $1 Lot 1 early white capped dent. 1st, $6; 2nd, $4; Srd, $3; 4th, $2; 5th, $1. Class C—Semi Dent, 10 Ears Lot Northwestern dent. 1 $6; 2nd, $4 2nd, $4; 3rd, $3; 4th, ith, $1. Class D—Flour Corn, 10 Ears Lot 14—White Flour Corn. Ist, $6; 2nd, $4; 3rd, $3; 4th, $2; Sth, $1 Lot 15—-Red, Yellow, Blue or Mixed Flour Corn. ‘Ist, $6; 2nd, $4; 3rd, $3; 4th, $2; ‘Sth, $1. Class E—Sweet and Pop Corn, 10 Ears Lot . 16—Golden Bantam Sweet Corn, Ist, $4; 2nd, $3; 3rd, $2; 4th, $1. Lot 17—Early Sweet Corn. 1st, $4; 2nd, $3; 3rd, $2; 4th, $1. Lot 18—Late Sweet Corn. Ist, $4; 2nd, $3; 3rd, $2; 4th, $1. Lot 19—Pop corn, any variety. 1st, $4; 2nd, $3; 3rd, $2; 4th, $1. Class F—Sii Lot ie le Ears nt. Ist, $4; 2nd, th, 50c. Ist, $4; 2nd, 5th, 50 cents. ot 2: . ‘Ist, $43 2nd, $3; 3rd, $2; 4th, $1; 5th, 50 cents. Lot 23—Yellow Dent. $3; 3rd, $2; 4th, $1; bth, Lot 24—White Dent. ist, $4; 2nd, ; Srd, $2; 4th, $1; Sth, 50 cents, Lot 25—Northwestern’ Dent. 1st $4; 2nd, §3; 3rd, §2; 4th, $1; 6th, 50 cents. Lu-} tru service. In addition to the chassis, des on str ternational engin bodies which are sound construction tractive appea: Deliver; Best 19 ear Best 10 © Blossom Sweet $3; 3rd, $2; innesota No. 23 or other| ¢ 12 stalks of un- , $8; Srd, nt of corn with and best number of ears. d, $3; 3rd, th, $1. bushels ‘of corn silage. 1st, nd, $2; 3rd, $1; 4th, 50 cents. Rules for Exhibitors All corn entered must be exhibited under the grower’s name, All exhibits must be in the hands of. the. secretary. by 12 o'clock noon, Noyember 9th. Entries for regular premiums do not require additional entries for district or county prizes, In awarding the state corn show county cup, one dollar of premium money from’ the regular awards shall count as one point. Premiums for clover and alfalfa seed do not count for this award, nor do special pre miums. No exhibitor can make more than one entry in the same lot. All corn and seed exhibited must be of 1926 crop and grown in North Dakota. Exhibitors may reserve corn enter- ed, otherwise it will be used for ex- hibition and advertising purposes. Alt corn must be left till the end of the show. ‘ All entries must be sent to the secretary, North Dakota State Corn Show, marck; transportation charges must be prepaid. Ist, $4 Be SPECIALLY DESIGNED BUILDING FOR QUAIN & RAMSTAD CLINIC IS ONE OF CITY’S MAJOR IMPROVEMENTS IN 1926 cine, and living quarters for the janitors complete the layout of the irst floor. There is actually no “basement” in this building, heat being supplied by the heating plant. All heat- ing and sewer pipes, morever, are laced in a four foot tunnel extend- ing completely around the building, thus i ee more working space on ‘the first floor which would other be taken up with various | pipes. On the main, or second floor, al sized waiting-room faces on} Thayer and Fifth streets. On. this floor is also a clinical laboratory, 20 examining rooms, and six rooms for the business administration of the. clinic, j In the front of the third floor is | & waiting room and 13 examinin, rooms, which will be completed with the remainder of the building but, according to a member of the clinic, | will not be used at present, being provided for future expansion of the clini the + floor js to limited expansion to cope with tne growth of ) 's tocome. A space Ebwa has been left for an elevator shaft, but no elevator will be installed un- til the third floor is put in use. The building is unique in the electrical systems now being in- stalled, A telephone will be install- ed_in_ practically every room, with a branch exchange in the main office on the second floor having four trunk line connections with city wires, thus providing almost immediate service at any time. will also be possible to communi- jcate between rooms by this sytsem. Call Systems Planned A nurses’ call system, consisting of a series of lights which flash on in each examining room when a nurse is wanted, is another of the numerous systems to be in use, while chimes will be used to call the doctors, a code being devised by which each doctor will be able to The remaining half of tell when he is being called. Every | J left un- room has a connection with the ventilated by fans and a Univent. finished, thus providing almost un- registration desk to indicate installed in the waiting room, will whether or not r is occupied and an electric check-in and check-out RDS ItjH \nlumbing, jabout the board for the doctors is provided which reports at the desks on all 1.oors, ‘Iwo and one-half miles of electric conduit are being used in connection with the wiring of the building. Engineers for the building are Rose and Harris of Minneapolis. The architects are George Pass and Sons of Mankato, Minn.; the gen- eral contractors are Redlinger and nson of Wahpeton, The elec- trical contract was awarded to B. K. Skeels of Bismarck, and F. W. Grambs has the contract for the water and _ heating. French and Welch of Bismarck have the contract for the metal work in the building. The second floor, includng the waiting room, will be entirely equip- ped with new furniture, which is being purchased through Webb Brothers of this All interior be rooms are heat all fresh air before it is forced building. in still leads the world in-the 8 Production of olives. 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MODELSL—safe and low What is probably the finest clini-| Constructed of light-colored Heb- cal building in the Northwest will|ron brick, entirely dixepetad with a be occupied December 15, when the|frontage of 75 feet on ‘ Quain & Ramstad clinic moves into|and 106 feet on Thayer. its new-building, now under process|new building is one of the mos of construction, at the corner of|important new developments in Bis- Fifth and Thayer streets. marck. The floors throughout are a Corn and easy to work with—is a 114-ton chassis which comes equipped with either a 4 or 6- cylinder engine and has a wheelbase of 160 inches. The top of the frame is only 24 in- Indian Squaw ches from the ground. 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