The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-10-26
north DAKOTA GETS MANY PRIZES
Awards Captured at Portland Exposition Places State in Most
Favorable Li9ht-Frst in Agriculture and First
in Hard Wheats.

other states at the exposition 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
$500,000 each, took the highest award
for the best displayed agricultural TX
hibit, the highest award for the most
beautiful and effective installation,
and the highest award for the best
of hard wheats. 1t reflects
great credit upon the work Of Execu-
tive Commissioner w. N. Steele, and
upon Governor E. Y. Searles, who in
sisted last spring that the state be
represented at the Lewis and Clark
exposition with an exhibit. The con-
f1dence that Governor Searles had at
that time that the state could go to
the exposition and make a 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:
State of North Dakota, grand prize,
general agriculture.
State of North Dakota, grand prize,
installation.
State of North Dakota, grand prize,
collection of hard wheat.
State of North Dakota, grand prize,
collection of flax.
State of North Dakota, grand prize,
collection of grasses,
State of North Dakota, gold medal,
corn.
State of North Dakota, gold medal,
pottery clay.
Gold Medals-83.
J. w. Millette, Bismarck, red top
seed.
Chas. Stahl, Cando (2), clover and
red top.
Towner county, wheat in the straw.
Rollette county, grains in the straw.
David Bartlett, CooperstoWn, oats in
the straw.
Max Wipperman, Hankinson, clover.
W. F. LOCKER, Darlington, timothy
seed.
J. C. Brink, Kindred (3), millet, red
top and wheat.
State of. North Dakota, Dent corn.
Louis Engelhorn, Churches Ferry,
barley.
Gottleig Huber, Bismarck (2), clio
yer and barley.
Martin Brown, Hay Creek, barley.
w. N. Steele, Rolla, barley.
Harry Richards, Grand Forks, rye.
w. S. Wilton, Bismarck, Scotch fife
wheat.
John Stoke, Grafton, Scotch fife
wheat.
Jos. Poupore, Grand Forks, Scotch
five wheat.
r. J. Turner, Gladstone, emmer.
E. v. Mcknight, Mayville, emmer.
Geo. Irwin, Glendale, emmer.
Chas. McKissick, emmer.
Chas. Dawson, Darlington. oats.
r. w. Davidson, Minot, oats.
G. Midgarden, Grafton, oats.
J. H. Bosard, Grand Forks, oats.
J. D. Bacon, Grand Forks, oats.
Frank White, Valley City, oats.
". w. Barrett, Churches Ferry
oats.
John Deausetal. Grafton, Scotch fife
wheat.
j. G.. Botz, Cando, oats.
Nels Olson, Churches Ferry, Norwe'
gian oats.
James Marshall, Bismarck, flax.
Burleigh county, flax.
D. ". McCanna. Cando, flax.
J. +. Wallace, Bismarck, flax.
E. C. Tolley, Kenmare, flax.
John Sutherland, Washburn. flax.
A. F. Turner, Grand Forks, flax.
Hans A. Hagen, Fingal, flax.
Frank Cousins, Darlington. flax.
Eugene Weigal, Weigal, flax.
W. A. Mcclure, Taylor, wheat.
f. Billings, Lisbon, macaroni wheat
J. E. Johnson, Cooperstown, Scotch
fife wheat.
H. H. Houston, Hunter, Scotch fife
wheat.
Roger Allin, Grafton, Scotch fife
wheat.
w. w. Barrett, Churches Ferry,
Scotch fife wheat.
J. Fl. Bosard, Grand Forks, Scotch
fife wheat.
4. H. Baird, Lakota, Scotch fife
wheat.
Lewis Pond, Churches Ferry, Scotch
fife wheat.
G.. Gullickson, Cooperstown, blue
stem wheat.
L. L. Walton, Darlington, blue stem
wheat.
w. J. Mooney, Langdon, Scotch fife
wheat.
N. Upham, Grafton, Scotch fife
wheat.
Fred A. Baker, Rogers, blue stem
wheat.
Chas. Miller, Grafton, Scotch fife
wheat.
T. w. Conyers, Cando, Scotch fife
wheat.
W. e. Burgett, Flaxton, Scotch fife
wheat.
H. L. Haussamen, Grafton, blue
stem wheat.
i Geo. M. Robinson, Coal Harbor
blue stem wheat.
R. T. Powell, Cando, Scotch fife
wheat.
T. F. Marshall, Cakes, blue stem
wheat.
L. Herbison, Grafton, Scotch fife
wheat.
/ A. J. Kildah], Irvine, blue stem