The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-22

| Ihe following rs uSt OF Ine prizes
awarded and the winners thereof at
the Magic City Harvest Festival held
in Minot, Sept. 1929. The list showed
the remarkable interest displayed by
the farmers and the fine showing of
exhibits was matter of comment by
everyone attending the Festivals:
Woodewiss; Srd prize, So, Andrew
Johnson. ....
Best pair of work horses, 1st prize,
SIS, Mr.. Bloom; 2nd prize, $40, F. D.
Wordwiss; 3rd prize, S., Andrew John
son.
Best stallion, years and over 1st
o. H. Weed, $25.
Best dairy COW, 2 years and over,
1st, $40, A. P. Slocum; 2nd, IS, H. c.
Keiser
Best bull, years and over, 1st, $25,
E. B. Hill; End, c. w. Green, SIS.
Best heifer calf 1908, 1st, J. A. He'd
inc, SIS; 2nd, N. A. Kennedy, $40.
Best bul calf 1908, LIST A. P. Slocum,
SIS; 2nd J. w. Smith, $5.
Best ram, 2 years and over, 1st, T.
A. Tofsley, $5.
Best ram, 1 year and over, Robt
Waldref, S..
Best eve 2 years old and over, Rob
ert Waldref. ...
Best eve, 1 year and under ., Rob
ert Waldref, S..
Best boar, any age, 1st, A. P. Slo-
cum, $40; 2nd, A. P. S!ocum, S..
Best SOW, any age, 1st, G. Hauge So;
End, F. S. Woodewiss, IS.
Sow and litter, not less than 4, 1908,
1st, ]. E. Reed, $40; End, A. P. Slo
cum, S..
Plymouth Rocks, 1st, A. P. Slocum
Sc; 2nd A. P. Slocum, So.
Wyandottcs. 1st, E. S. Person, s.;
I 2nd J. a. Fedine, So. sass
Leghorns, 1st A. c. Peterson, S..
Biggest and best turkey, 1st W. D
Wilson s5; 2nd, J. E. Reed 1925.
Blue stem wheat, peck, 1st o. NJ
Champlin, s25; 2nd John Claus, $40.
Macaroni wheat, peck, 7. S. Wood
7wiss, $50; w. A. Culbertscn s25.
Oats, peck, Wiley Hunt sl1; un
known, $S.
Barley, peck, o. NJ Champlin, SIS;
Regina Linnertz, s4
Corn, best dozen ears, 1908, A. E
2onk, s14; A. P. Slocum, s..
Best potatoes, peck, j. w. Smith
ST; unknown, SO
Largest potatoes, peck, Ed. Nelson
SIS; Ed. Anna, s..
Best onions, half peck, Joe Hunt
So; Geo. Pritchard, SO. ....
Rutabagas, for table use, A E
Ronk, IS.
Turnips, peck, unknown, S..
Beets, for table use, J. A. Johnson
IS.
Cabbage largest head, E. Nelson S.
Ed. Anne, $3.50.
Eggs, best dozen, Mrs. Connors, $4
F. S. Woodewiss, $3.50.
Butter, best pound, E. Valley, $35
Mrs. E. Nelson, $12.
White bread, Mrs. E. Nelson, $40
Mrs. B. McFadden, $4.
Graham bread, Mrs. Metcalf, So
Mrs. E. Cotton, $3.50.
Rye bread, unknown, SO; unknown
IS.
Best bread made from Occiden
-four, Mrs. C. Lindberg, 81.
Best bread made from Snow Whit
. -four, Mrs. Peterson, 81.
Fattest man, J. e. Elsberry. SO.
4andsomest baby, l year OF Unde
farmers only, Georgie Sys. $40; Blu
lex Larson, S..
Hauling longest distance 20 bushe,
blue stem or fife wheat, ]. S. Snev,
s25.
Hauling biggest load wheat, Wn
I.askowski, $15.
Load Of fax, 55 bushels or owe
hauled longest distance, Joseph Gu
tafson, Grelland, 19 miles, SIS.
Flax, peck, Ed. Valley, $25; F.
Woodewiss. $3.50: N. H. johnson
81.
Fife wheat, peck, ]. R. Miller, SIS
NJ. Aakron, 81; B. solberg, 81.
Farmer driving in longest distance
NJ. O. Tousley, Ryder, SIS; Geo. Nj!
on, Ryder, $3.50.
Largest family attending, Peter T
Peterson, $50.
Best float in parade, Jacobson
Fugelso, SIS; D. c. Dorman, s14; Ne
McDougal, IS.
Best reason in 20 words for callin
Minot the Magic City, VIM. H. Mann
Minot, IS.
Best reason in 20 words for cal
ing Summit Park the most desirabl
residential addition in the Magi
City, Laura Marren Smith, Surrey, s.
Best essay on Magic Mtnot, 50
words or less, Gertrude Dwire, $S5