Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-07

J. D. Mcdonald, Bismarck; third, Ed
ward Marford, Hartford.
Class l, lot 40, best ten ears OF
corn exhibited by lady: First, Esth
er Thorpe, Mayville; second, Mary
Dolve, Portland; third, Mrs. j. F..
Stevens, Stanton
Class I. lot Al, best single ear corn
any variety: First, Noel Thorpe
Mayville; second, Noel Thorpe, May
Vile; third, Edith Thorpe, ,Mayville
The prize ears are Minnesota No. IL
Glass I, lot AZ, tallest stalk of corn
with best ear attached: First. l.. 8.
Thorpe, Mayville; second, o. P. Dab
len, Kindred; third, Theodore Krfst-
janson, Mcleod.
Glass 4, lot 43, shortest stalk, best
developed ear: First, ]. w. Murphy
Steele; second, John Wild, Livona;
third, William Peters, Mandan.
Class l, lot a., best ten ears corn
exhibited by boy under 10 years OF
age: First, Noel Thorpe, Mayville; Z;
second, c. F. SchWeigert, Stanton;
third, Arthur J. Burch, Stewartsdale.
Class !, lot rs, best six ears Dakota
White, limited to Burleigh county:
First, H. c. Bliss, Baldwin,; second
Frank J. Fox, Bismarck; third, Will
liam Lucke, Bismarck.
Class l, lot AZ, best six years Dako-
ia Echu, Burleigh county; First,
Helen Lindbland, Bismarck; second,
J. D. Mcdonald, Bismarck.
Glass I, lot 4S, best six years North
western Dent, Burleigh county:
First, Frank J. Fox, Bismarck; sec.
ond, H. c. Bliss, Baldwin; third, J.
w. Burch, Stewartsdale.
Glass l, lot 40, best six ears Golden
Dent corn, Burleigh county: First,
J. w. Burch; second. William Lucke,
Bismarck; third, Frank A. Fox, Bis.
marck.
Class I, lot so, best five stalks en-
silage corn, any kind: First, L. S.
Thorpe, Mayville; second, Sam F.
Crabbe, Fargo; third, Mr.. Myres,
Flasher.
Glass I, lot 81, sweepstakes, best
ten.ear lots, any variety: First,
Noel Thorpe. Mayville; second, Esth-
er Thorpe, Mayville; third, V. E. Has
kins, Glendale. The first prize was
NJ -nnesota No. 13; second the same,
and third Northwestern Dent.
Glass I, lot 81, best ten ears early
sweet corn: First, A. F. Noble, Bu-
ford; second, George L. Grayson,
Manning; third, H. L. Werren, Man.
dan.
Glass I, lot SO, best ten ears late
sweet corn: First, V. E. Haskins,
Ellendale; second, James Holland,
Bismarck; third, Sam Cling, Bis.
marck.
Professor Holden of Iowa judged
the corn and as stated yesterday he
encouraged the varieties best adapted
to North Dakota climatic conditions.
Eddy County EIated.
Eddy county, the winner of the
first place in the county exhibit con-
test at the Industrial Exposition, is
much elted over her success and tele-
grams have been sent in today from
many, citizens to w. c. Dresser, who
has been in charge of the Eddy
county booth since it opened. The
prize carries a cash premium of $500.
The Eddy county booth is marvel
Of beauty and owes it's artistic ar
to W. c. Dresser J. H. |
Johnson and F. E. Wilson of New
Rockford. The residents of New
Rockford are planning special |
rain for the exposition some day |
next week and have about decided |
IN Friday. October 13.
Wells Had Fine Exhibit.
Wells county, winner of the second |
premium with purse of $500. has
display which is hard to equal in
ooint of completeness and artistic
The Wells county booth
vas arranged by E. F. Volkmann, G.
+. Seymour and F. Gimblett, who
ire certainly possessed of artistic
skill. The Wells county booth is
me that visitors linger in.
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