The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-29
GENERAL AWARDS
AT STATE FAIR
Following are the awards made at
the fair grounds. yesterday:
Division J--FIowers and Plants.

/ Class bT-Ptants.
Collection OF foliage plants-First
| w r. Briggs.
Collection OF cactii-First, Shotwell
| Floral Co.
Geraniums In bloom-First, w. r.
Briggs; second, Mrs. C. Gullans, Fargo.
Collection of FIVE hanging baskets
First Shotwell Floral Co.
Fern dish filed with ferns-First,
Shotwell Floral Co.; second, Mrs. o.
T. Lush.
Vase filled with plants-First, Shot
we'll Floral Co.
Palm. single specimen-First, Mrs.
F. E. Dibley.
Specimen Of any other fern-First,
Mrs. G. H. Brown; second, Barbara
Herdener; third. Virna b. Johnson.
Begonia-First, Mrs. A. G. Lewis;
second, Mrs. C. H. Cole.
Geranium-First, w. r. Briggs.
Rubber plant-First, Ethel Nc
Veety; second, Virna B. Johnson.
Oleander in bloom-First, Mrs. Ed.
Johnson.
English ivy-First, Ethel Mcveety.
Best collection of cut flowers-First,
Ethel McVeety; second, Mrs. May
Douglas Rindlaub.
Best collection of sweet peas-First,
Mrs. Charles Wheeler; second, Mrs.
F. Russ, Fargo; third, w. J. Carlisle.
Sweet peas (amateurs) First, Mrs.
F. Russ; second, E. Hughes; third,
Mrs. Charles Wheeler.
Pansies-Flrst. Nellie Brendemuhl;
second, w. ]. Carlisle.
Annual Phlox-First. Mrs. A. G..
Lewis; second, Clarence Gustavson.
Petunias-First, Mrs. A. c. Lewis.
Best collection Of annuals-First,
Mrs. Axel Gustavson.
Table decoration-First, Miss Helen
Wilson; second, Miss c. Lanxon.
Basket of flowers (12 in)-First.
Miss c. Lanxon; second, Mrs. E.
second, e. Hughes.
Vase Of cut flowers most artistically
Mrs. F. Russ; second,
Mrs. C. H. Cole.
Bowl filed with cut flowers-First,
Mrs. A. G. Lewis; second, Mrs. F.
Russ; third, w. J. Carlisle.
Section 6-Lisht Horses.
Class 7-Resistered Haekneys.
Stallion years old and over-First, |
]. Svendsgaard.
Champion stallion, any age - ].
Svensgaari,
Standard Bred American Trotters.
Stallion, 4 years old and over-First, |
Same Crabbe; second and third, E. o. |
Ellison & Sons.
Stallion, 2 years old-First, Mrs. G. |
A.. Simmons, Moorhead, MINI.
Mare, 2 years old-First, s. F.
Crabbe; second, Mrs. Simmons.
Mare, years old-First, S. r.
Jrabbe; second, w. H. Keenan,.
Foal, either sex-First, S. F. Crabbe. |
Champion stallion-S. F. Crabbe.
Champion mares. F. Crabbe.
Non Registered Trotting Breed.
Brood mare with foal at side-First,
J. +. Crabbe.
second, D. S. Lewis.
Roadster team-First, N. D. A. C. q.
Single roadster mare-First Albert
Veis Land Co., Wahpeton; second, S.
? Crabbe.
Single roadster driven by Iady-First,
drs. Violet Simmons, Moorhead.
Gelding, 3 years old (saddle)-First,
thea & Jennings. Fargo.
Best saddle mare or gelding, ridden
" a lady-First, Shea & Jennings
Ponies.
Stallion-First, T. ]. Berrigan. Moor
cad; second, Ellison & Sons.
Mare-First, T. ]. Berrigan; second.
felville Hodge; third, Charlie Hodge.
Pair In harness, driven by boy or
frl under IL years.-First, Melville
lodge.
Single pony-First, Dudley Prescott.
Pony (saddle)-First, T. J. Berri-
an; second, Charlie Hodge.
Field Crops.
Ten heads required, with each
ariety OF small grain; and the name
I each variety exhibited so that an
ssistant may arrange to properly dis
lay the names of all varieties. In !,
1ese classes the exhibits winning pre-
nuns offered by the fair association
r any of the special premiums shall
ecome the property Of the North Da-
ota State Fair association at the
lose of the exhibition. :
Wheat, red fife-First, Edgewood
arm, Fargo. .
Wheat, winter red-Same, !
Wheat, macaroni-First, ]. NJ. /.
thompson & San, Ayr, N. d.
Barley, any variety-First, Peter
achlin. Hunter, N. D.; second, ]. M.
thompson e. Son.
Oats, white-Second. J. M. Thomp-
On & Son. as.,
Oats, any variety-First, Albert Weis
and Co. Wahpeton.
For best ten busheI lot of Red Fife
heat to be judged by its purity and
'eedom from noxious weeds. Prize
} be awarded to actual grower. CSpe- t
al prize offered by Minneapolis l
1amber Of commerce) Edgewood ic
arm, Fargo. G
Corn, white Flint-First George r
lark, Fargo. t
Corn, Dakota Dent-First, Albert e
Teis Land Co. q
Corn, University No. 13-First. L, s. 1
hoppe, Mayyille; second, Noel Thorpe v
Tayville. r
Corn Minnesota white-First, AL ~
ert Weis Land Co.; second, The Nc h
eys Casselton.
Corn, white rice-First, Mrs. f. >
rendemuhl, Moorhead; second, Ed.
ohnson, Fargo.
Flax seed-First, j, M. Thompson G.
on; second James Holes; third. A. |
Teis Land Co.
Alfalfa in bundles-First, C. o. Ha-
en-.
Field peas, Marrowfat-First. Mel
= Meacham, Moorhead.
Richland County Wins.
Display of grains, grasses. vege- J.