Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-12
NORTH DAKOTA wins
HONORs AT PORTLAND
List Of Awards By The Lewis and Clark Ex-
position Missouri Slope in the
Van as Usual

r H. Baird. Iakota, scotch Fife
wheat. n
Lewis Pond, churchs Ferry, scotch
Fife wheat
G, Gullickson, Cooperstown, Blue
Stem wheat. n. go 81. &
- L. Walton, Darlington, Blue Stem
wheat, ,as Il . 81 w VI 'ss Il ss. s5.,.ss
". ]. Mooney, Langdon. Scotch Fife
wheat. AZ rs .si..: #
N. Upham, Grafton, scotch Fife
wheat. 5,t # 4. ss.. sss5 2z.l
Fred A. Baker, Morris, Blue Stem
wheat. 35j & ~.
Chas. Miller, Grafton, s. F. wheat.
T. w. Conyers, Oando, s. f. wheat. /
w. p. Burgett, Flaxton, s. F. wheat.
H. L. Haussamen. Grafton, Blue
Stem wheat.
R. T. Powell, Cando, S. F. wheat.
T. F Marshall, Cakes, Blue Stem
wheat. faSss III rs. q
L. Herbdson, Grafton, S. F. wheat.
A. ]. Kildahl, Irvine, Blue Stem
wheat. -.s# "a rs
Geo. E. Duis, Grand Forks, beans.
g. Z. Farnham, Darlington, peas.
Fred A. Baker, Norris. field peas.
A. L. Wall, Fargo. beans.
r. w. Main, Cando, collection of
grains and grasses.
r. w. Main, Cando, bronze grass. Il
Rollette County, Rolla. collection of
grasses. -.
Towner County, Cando. collection Of
grasses. 55. :2, :, g,3s
R. w. Main, Cando, collection Of %
varieties of N. D. grass, y
R. W. Main, Cando, collection OF "A
varieties Of potatoes. . .:sF
Honey Brothers. Park River, hard
wheat flour. @ #:$
Diamond Milling Co, Grand Forks,
hard wheat -four. s.
Rolia Roller Mills, Rolla, hard wheat
-four. S
Silver Medals-2o. q.
A. Bolley, Mandan, wheat. ,a
VIM. Brittin, Brittin, s. F. wheat. y
3. H. Ellis, Oriska, rye. Fl .5 .'*-
N. F. Neff, Devils Lake, rye. ,,
Ella Mitchell, Edmore, rye.
G. J. Atkins, Gando, emmer.
Angus Mcdonald, Webster, emmer. h
J. HI Morris. Cooperstown, oats.
Frank WEIGH, Grafton, OATS
/ chas. McKissick, Mayville, oats.
T. W. Baker, Darlington, fax.
Mrs. Q. W. Retzlef, Lidgerwood,
wheat. -.
Jos. Clifford, Grand Forks, wheat,
4. =. N chaffee. Darlington, macaroni
wheat. s. 5!s.
r. ". Main, cando, Blue stem
wheat. ts5 s ss s., So 217
> 2. Durkin, Minnewauhan, s. n
wheat. 5s, .4. i. .35.5 .s sS
Hugh Ryan, Grand Forks, Blue stem
wheat. 49, sa.,s
JOS Korger, churchs Ferry, Blue
Stem wheat. s,.5
ohConner Brothers, Grand Forks.
8. F. wheat. }..s 5s.
M. B. cassell Clifford, s. F. wheat.
Bronze MedaIs-6.
Il Mrs. J. johnson, Cooperstown, oats
H 8. Oliver, Lisbon, buckwheat,
Henry Dunford, Langdon, oats.
Chas. Weigal, Hebron, oats.
2. +. Elmer, cando, Blue stem
wheat. 55 "a
Robert Work, Langdon, Blue stem
wheat. ... 81 81 n
In connection with this list Of
awards It Is gratifying to read letter
received recently from Colonel Henry
2. Bosch, chief of that department. bv
Executive Commissioner W. N. Steele
The letter Is as follows:
Mr. W. N. Steele, Executive Commits.
sioner, n d; agricultural build
..;s ing: 81. m =
MY Dear Sir: It affords me pme,t
pleasure to add by testimonial to the
exhibit you have made in the aprtcn1.
.tural building at our exposition, and
right here desire to express to Won
my most sincere thanks for the inter.
est you have taken in our exposition
and the manner you have dispIayad
the resources OF your state, The az.
hibit as displayed by you is not only
unique, but most comprehensive. and
10 artdstically arranged so that any
visitor may see at a glance all that
comes from North Dakota. This a..
nioit is not only the best in the build.
ing but adds materially to the inter-
est OF our exposition, and ri cannot
nelp but prove beneficial to your own
state. As you know, the thousands q
visitors who throng our grounds are
not al going to remain In oregon, nor
are al OF the capitalists inclined ia
make their investments on the Pacifc
Northwest. Many OF them VIII drift
% the high plateau regions ID which
ry<. 49, -. -