The evening times., 1911-07-27
THE VEGETABLES AND
CORN DISPLAY
JUDGED
That Department Was Com:
pleted at Noon-one Of
the Very Best

SA0 very 6eSG
Inc entire exhibit Of corn and vege-
tables with the exception of the nofa.
toes was judged this morning. Prof.
=. u. Billsborough of the Crookston
scnool OF agriculture being the ef-
ncient judge. The agricultural entries
numbered 202 different people and
TOT that reason the prize money has
oeen we'll distributed. The East Grand
FORKS gardeners and Lilac Hedge farm
:. are we'll up in the firsts and seconds.
The result Of these interesting tudR-
tngs follow:
Minnesota No. 13 with best ten ears.
First, s. s. Thorpe, Mayville; second.
Noel Thorpe, Mayville; third, William
Auggins, East Grand Forks.
minnesota best single ear First
3: 3. Thorpe, Mayville; second, Noel
Thorpe. Mayville; third, William Hug
gins. East Grand Forks.
=. Any other yellow dent. First, 8.
>; Thorpe, Mayville; second, Tillie
Alme, East Grand oFrks.
Any other yellow dent, best single
ear First, Joe Croy, city; second,
GNA6. ". II. MOe0, CITY.
Sweepstakes.
Best ten ears yellow dent, all varie-
ties. First, S. S. Thorpe, Mayville.
Best single ear yellow dent, all va
rieties. First, s. s. Thorpe, Mayville.
Z Northwestern dent, best ten ears.
First, William Huggins, East Grand
Forks; second, L. D. Wyman, North
wood; third, Mrs. c. H. Moen. city.
northwestern dent, best single ear.
First, L. D. Wyman, Northwood; Sec
ond, VIM. Huggins; third, Mrs. C. H.
Moen.
White dent. any variety, best ten
ears. First, second money only, s. S.
Thorpe, Mayville.
White dent. any variety, best single
ear First. Tillie Alme, East Grand
Forks; second. Mrs. c. H. Moen, city.
Flint. any variety, best ten ears.
First, VIM. Higgins; second, Mrs. G.
H. Moen; third, Tillie Alme.
Flint, any variety. best single ear.
FIRST. VIM. Higgins; second, Mrs. G..
H. Moen.
Popcorn, best ten ears. First, Mrs.
c. H. Moen; second, Tillie Alme.
Championship.
Best ten ears corn, any variety.
Best single ear, any variety. First,
8. s. Thorpe.
Green Corn Contest.
Best six plants field corn, any va
r1ety to be shown in complete plant,
roots, stalks, ears, etc. Same to be
judged for strength, development and
maturity. the early season of showing
to be considered. First, Ole J. Sollom.
Reynolds; second, w. B. Williams,
Larimore; third, John Campbell, city.
Vegetables.
Best display of garden vegetables,
not less than six varieties
Beets, early garden, twelve speci-
mems First, Eli Guerard, Minnesota
Point; second, Mrs. j. E. Eastgate,
Larimore; third, Sadie p. Matthews,
,Larimore.
Beets, late garden, twelve speci-
mems. First, DR.. G. e. Hood, Drayton; !;
second, Pete Cariveau, East Grand
Forks; third, Pete Terrin, East Grand
Forks.
Beets, Mangel, wurtzell. twelve
specimens. First, R. Utzinger, city;
second, Mrs. Charles Schroeder, East
Grand Forks; third, DR.. G. E. Hood,
Drayton.
9 Beets, sugar, twelve specimens.
First, Lilac Hedge farm, city; second,
Mrs. Charles Schroeder, East Grand
Forks; third, Wallace Worden, city.
Beans, golden wax in pods, twelve
plants. First, Mrs. A. Kemble, city;
second, Pete Cariveau, East Grand
Forks; third, Wallace Worden. city.
Beans, green string in pods, twelve
plants. First, Louis st. Lawrence,
East Grand Forks; second, Oscar
Wick, East Grand Forks; Mrs. ].
Piette, East Grand Forks.
Beans, any other variety in pods,
twelve plants. First, Louis st. Law
renee; second and third, 8. F. Mercer,
Larimore.
Beans, navy shelled. one peck. First.
Mrs. A. Kemble; second, William Hug
gins; third. Tillie Alme.
Beans. any other variety. First
Mrs. M. L. Hurd, city; second William
Higgins.
!; Cabbage. early. three specimens
First. Ludwig Olson, East Grand
Forks; second, w. A. McVey, Cassel-
ton; third, Joe Croy. city.
Cabbage, late, three specimens. First
w. A. Mcvey; second. H: savard. Dray-
ton; third, Mrs. g. H. Merrifeld. city
Carrots. table. twelve specimens
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Forks; second, Ell Guerard; third, f.
A. Weekley East Grand Forks.
j Carrots. white stock. twelve speci-
mems. First, Mrs. A. Kemble: sec
ond. Lilac Hedge farm; third. DR.. G.
d. Hood.
i, Caulidower. any variety. First. Lud-
Wig Olson; second, Oscar Wick: third
John Swenson. East Grand Forks.
Celery. golden self blanching. First
second money only. Mrs. A. Kemble.
sss- Celery, white plume. First. Mrs.
Charles Schroeder; second. s. F. .Mer-
= Ger.
Celery. any other variety. First,
Mrs. A. Kemble.
Chard, Swiss. First. q. H. Merri-
field; second, Mrs. A. Kemble; third.
w. A. McVey.
Sweet corn, twelve ears on stalk.
! First. Fred jeffrey. East Grand Forks;
/ second, Mrs. A. Kemble; third, Louis
st. Lawrence.
Cucumbers. white spine. First. Mrs.
A. Kemble: second, Oscar Wick; third,
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