The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-27

First, Herbert Willard, Glyndon; Sec
ond, C. H. Schutt, Fairmount, Roberts
Perfection.
Boar, i year old and under 2, lot
315-First, s. A. Moore; second, Her.
bert Willard.
Boar, months old and under 1
year, lot s16-First, H. willard: Sec
ond, C. H. Schutt's Hattey's Model:
third, H. Willard.
Boar, under 6 months (age consid-
s. A. Moore, Fargo; fourth, agricul-
tural college.
Breeding SOW, year old and under
2, lot 319-First, 8. A. Moore; second.
C. H. Schutt's Dakota Princess: third.
8. A. Moore.
Sow pig, months old and under 1
year, lot 32O-First and second, S. A.
Moore; third, 8. H. Schultz.
Sow pig, under 6 months (age con-
sidered), lot 321-First, David Rea,
Fargo; second, David Rea; third, 8.
A. Moore.
Herd, one boar, three sows and one
a year old and over. lot 322-First, s.
A. Moore; second, C. H. Schutt's Da-
kota Perfection, Mollie and Agnes and
Roberts Perfection.
Sweepstakes-Boar, any age, lot 1923
First, 8. A. Moore; second, Herbert
Willard.
Sow. any age. lot 324-First, 8. A.
Moore.
Belgian DEMONSTRATION, 4 years
old and over, lot 88-First, Briggs &
DeLancey's Sans Pernell; second,
Briggs & Delaney, Valley City, Jean
Bart. The sweepstake award was also
given the same firm.
Division D-swine-Class SO. Reg.
Duroc Jersey. Boar, years old and
over, lot 1894. First, NJ. o. Valon,
Kurtz, MINI.
Boar, year old and under two, lot
1886. First, L. H. White.
Boar, under months old, age con-
sidered, lot 337. First, second and
third, L. H. White.
Breeding sow, 2 years old and over,
First, M. o. Valon; second, agricul-
tural college; third, L. H. White.
Sow pig, 6 months and under one
year, lot 33s. First, L. H. White.
Sow pig, under months, age con-
sidered, lot 1898. First, l.. H. White.
Herd-Herd to consist of one boar,
First, NJ. o. Valon.
Sweepstakes-Boar, any age, lot 341,
NJ. o. Valon.
Sow. any age. lot s42. NJ o. valon.
Glass 37-Fat Hogs-Pen of two
bacon barrows, 100 pounds and 200,
lot 372. First and second, agricul-
tural college: third, T. H. Canfieid.
Pen of two barrows, lard type, $50
n dc Inf
ond, agricultural college.
Special Hampshire hogs, lot 374k-
First, L. H. White.
Division F-Honey and Bees Supt.
Ira Lampman considered the exhibit
grounds which has attracted more at
tention, nor the subject of more in
quiries for information.
Glass 43-Honey-Most attractive
and finest display of extracted honey,
lot 523. First, Nels Hanson & Son,
Christine.
Case, extracted white cloven honey,
lot 524. First, Nels Hanson & Son.
Case, extracted Eastwood, or linden
honey, lot 526. First. Nels Hanson &
Son.
Display extracted honey granulated
son & Son.
Nucleus of golden yellow Italian
bees and queen, lot 500. Second prize,
Nels Hanson & Son.
Nucleus of dark brown or leather
color italian bees and queen, lot $40,
second prize, Nels Hanson & Son.
ornamental butter, lot 57s. First,
G,,ok ON eooOpd Mrc
c. H. Moen, Grand Forks.
Dairy butter in packages of not less
than five pounds, lot 577, First, Mrs.
G. H. Moen, Grand Forks, SO; second,
Mrs. o. X. Hanson. Harwood, 921s;
Mrs. B. F. Livermore, Buffalo, 81:
fourth, Mrs. Ed Samuelson, Horace,
9011; fifth, Mrs. j. NJ. Thompson, Ayr.
80.
Creamery butter in packages of not
less than twenty pounds. lot STA.
First, Gust Kruempel. LaMoure, 9612;
second, Martin Larson. Rutland. 90;
third, v. E. Kratz. Dawson, 951s:
fourth, R. H. Herbison, Tower City.
IS. There were twenty-one entries,
those given being the highest. The
lowest score was 9011.
The scoring was done by Inspector
H. L. Sondergaard. Litchfield, MINI.
Glass so = Fabrics - Apron, fancy
white, lot 661. First, Miss Kate Rea,
(no competitiOn.)
Button holes, made in different ma
terials. lot &C., First, Mrs. Viola Rob-
erts, Grand Forks; second, Mrs. L.
D. Brendenmuehl, Moorhead.
Cross stitch, best in colors, cotton or
linen on finished articles, lot 664.
First, Miss Schweitzer, Fargo; second,
Miss H. A. Dunn. Devils Lake.
Crocheted or knitted wool infants
bottles, lot Cos. First, Mrs. H. A.
Dunn, Devils Lake.