Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-12

The department of exhibits of the
Lewis and Clark exposition has made
public the list of awards given to the
state of North Dakota The number.
of awards, the high grade Of the
awards, and the comparison Of the
number and quality, with those re-
ceived by other states at the exposi-
ton, place North Dakota in the most
favorable light. North Dakota, with
an exhibit that will cost less than
$4,000, in competition with the coast
states which have spent from $4,000
to 100000 each, took the highest
award for the best displayed agricul-
tural exhibit, the highest award for the
most beautiful and effective installa-
tion, and the highest award for the
best collection of hard wheats. Tt re-
fleets great credit upon the work Of
Executive Commissioner w. N. Steele,
and upon Governor, E. Y. Sarles, who
insisted last spring that the state be
represented at the Lewis and Clark
exposition with an exhibit The con-
fidence that Governor Sarles had at
that time that the. state could go to
the exposition and make q showing
that would be creditable to the state
has been more than justified by the
List of awards that has been issued by
the department of exhibits. The list
of awards is as follows: s:
81. State Awards.
State of North Dakota, grand prize,
general agriculture. N. (.
State of North Dakota, grand prize,
installation. VIII
State of North Dakota, grand prize,
collection of hard wheat. 2.
State Of North Dakota, grand prize,
collection Of fax. ss* .S5s
State of North Dakota, grand prize,
collection OF grasses. 4:
State of North Dakota, gold medal,
corn.
State of North Dakota, gold medal,
pottery clay. "a
The corn exhibited was that shown
by Q. n. Will & Co. of Bismarck, at
the state fair at Grand Forks, where
it won first prize, and by rights the
above gold medal should have been
given to this firm. =
Gold Medals-s3. S@ II
J. w. Millette, Bismarck, red top
clover. II - 5e.
Gottlieb Huber. Bismarck, clover. \
Gottlieb Huber, Bismarck, barley.
Martin Brown, Hay Greek, barley. <
w. L. Wilton, Mckenzie, fife wheat.
James Marshall, Bismarck, fax.
Burleigh County, collection Of fax.
J. F. Wallace, Bismarck, fax. III
0. II Will & Co., Bismarck, collec-
ton of seeds. ri s, h
Dickinson Brick Co., brick and clay.
R. ]. Turner, Gladstone, emmer.
8 John Satterlund, Washburn, fax.
Eugene Weigel, Hebron, fax.
W. A. Mcclure, Taylor, wheat.
Geo. M. Robinson, Coal Harbor,
wheat.
chas. stah, cando, (two), clover
and red top. 4
ToWner County, wheat in the straw.
Rollette County, Grains in the straw.
David Bartlett, Cooperstown, oats in
the straw. .,s
Max Wipperman, HanRinson, clover.
W. F. LOCKER, Darlington, timothy
seed. l.*
J. c. Brink, Kindred, 60, millet red
top and wheat. <
Louis Engelhorn, Churchs Ferry,
barley. 49,
/. W. N. Steele, Rolla, barley.
Harry Richards, Grand Forks, rye.
John Stoke, Grafton, Scotch Fife
wheat.
JOS. Poupore, Grand Forks, Scotch
Fife wheat. ;gS a ,z
q. Y. McNight, Sheldon, emmer.
Geo. Irwin, Elendale, emmer.
Chas. McKissick. Mayville, emmer.
/ Chas. Dawson, Darlington, oats.
r. w Davidson, Minot, oats.
G. Midgarden, Grafton, oats. z
y. II. Bosard, Grand Forks, oats.
J. D Bacon, Grand Forks, oats.
Frank White. Valley city, oats. @
w w. Barrett, Chnrchs Ferry, oats.
John Desautel. Grafton, Scotch Fife
wheat
J. G. Botz, Cando, oats.
Nels Olson, Lisbon, Norwegian oats.
D. W. McCanna, Cando, fax.
E. G. ToIley, Kenmare, fax.
A. 7. Turner Grand Forks, fax.
Hans. A. Hagen, Fingal, fax.
y Frank Cousins, Darlington, fax.
81 Billings Lisbon, macaroni wheat.
]. 3. Johnson, Cooperstown, Scotch
Fife wheat
=. \. Houston, Hunter, Scotch Fife
wheat. l,3
Roger Allin, Grafton, Scotch Fife