The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-18

es Offered by. Minot Merchants,
Dmrum Wheat-First Prize.
Solid gold medal, value. $35. Of
fered by Grow Clothing company.
Durum Whcat-Second Prize.
Solid oak rocker. value, SO. Of
fered~by NJ. A. McJannett, furniture
store
Blue Stem Wheat-First Prize.
Beautiful fur overcoat, value, $45.
Keavin's Department store.
Blue Stem Wheat-Sccond Prize.
Hero Tanning mill, value. $2s.
Offered by Scofield Implement Co.
Scotch Fife Whcat-First Prize.
One Stein Block overcoat, value. $50
Offered by The Wardrobe Clothing
store.
Scotch Fife Wheat-Second Prize.
Suit of clothes, value $40. offered
by ]. M. Wilson, the Clothier.
Flax-E'irst Prize.
One Quick Meal steel range, value,
SEQ. Offered by ]. A. Roell Hardware
company.
Flax-Second Prize.
Fifteen dollars in trade. Offered
by w. B. Hawley, druggist.
Oats-First Prize.
One Top buggy, value, ss5. Of
fered by Hon. Martin Jacobson.
.%s' nafs-C Cn<,onI Dpi1o
One Mccormick mower, value. SIS.
offered by the International Harvest
er Co. i
Barley-First Prize.
Fine suit of clothes, value, $40.
Offered by Boyer & Lindberg, cloth
iers.
Barley-SecOnd Prize.
One vase Utopian ware, value, So
Offered by A. S. Blakey.
Rye-First Prize.
One hundred Hoosier Bard cigars
and 100 Smile cigars, value. $10.50
Offered by Hooker Cigar Mfg. Co..
Geo. M. Fowler, agent.
Rye-Sccond Prize.
Two pairs of shoes, value. So. Of
fered by J. w. Samuelson.
Flint Corn-First Prize.
= Two wool blankets. value, $40. Of
fered by R. w. .DuVall, harness shop.
Flint Corn-Sccond Prize.
Cash, SIS. Offered by Ward County
Independent.
Dent COrn-First Prize.
Eight dollars in trade. offered by
w. H. Reighart.
Dent Corn-Second Prize.
Five dollars, cash. Offered by
Paul Baukol, coal man.
Dent Corn-Third Prize.
One Briar pipe. value, $3.50. By
Is. H. Emerson & Co.
Dairy Butter-First Prize.
One Ladies' fine fur cloak. value.
$50. offered by Leland Department
store.
Dairy 1Butter-Second Prize.
Fifteen dollars in trade. Offered
Ly A. p. Slocum, druggist.
Dairy Butter-Third Prize.
One hundred pounds Pillshury's $
Eest flour, value, SO. Offered by the
smallwood Cash Grocery.
Home Made Cheese First Prize.
China Salad set, value, IS. Offered
by the Golden Rule store.
Home Made Cheese-SecOnd Prize.
$3.50 in trade. offered by NJ. Q.
seglen.
Six Largest Potatoes.
One suit of clothes, value, $50.
Offered by the New York Store.
Largest Dozen Of Eggs.
Size to be determined by weight.
one sack flour. offered by H. E.
Wheeler.
Farmer Driving Longest Distance TO
N;inot on Jan. 25. 90 and =:
Five dollars in trade. offered by 5.
| r. Kallak. dry goods.
Home Knitting Socks or Mittens.
| Three dollars in trade. Offered by
| The Fair Store.
Largest Head Of Cabbasc--1st t'rize
| one dress pattern, value. $40. Of
fered by AIuus Brothers, general store
! Largest Head OF Cahbage-sna Prize
Three dollar hat. Offered by Gla-
ger Bros. & Banks, The Branci
store
Largest English Tsirnip.
One LisiS Rooster. value, $3.50
| offered by T. T. jacobson.
Guessing Contest
One II. jewel Ha1n'pdsn watch II
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offered by p. Y. Mccoy. druggist ant
/ jeweler.
Guessing Contest.
SIS in trade. offered by j. w
Rowan. furniture store.
] Guessing Contest.
To the lady who guesses the neares