The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-31

PRIZE WINNERS
Judges Awards in this De-
partment and in the
Various Classes.

various classes.
The following awards were made IL
the agricultural department. o. D
Center was judge. and had an ele
CANT assortment of grains, flowers
grasses and other exhibits to selec
from. The awards are as follows:
! Field Crops and Grasses.
Wheat. fife. any variety, one peck
First, Arne Flaat, Fisher. Mimi: sec
ond. Gust Olson. East Grand Forks
third. Helmer T. Bakke.
Wheat, blue stem, one peck-T. H
May, Larimore.
Wheat. velvet chaff, one peck-Firs
Helmer T. Balske. East Grand Forks.
Barley. six row, one peck-First
William Higgins, East Grand Forks.
Barley. any other variety, one pecl
Forks.
Oats. early, one peck-First, Gus
Olson; second. 7. H. May. Larimore.
Oats. any other variety, one peck
First William Higgins; second, Hell
mer T. Bake.
Rye. winter. one peck-First. VIII
liam Huggins.
Flax. any variety. one peck-First
William Higgins.
| ouSn" neae, any variety one peck
First. Sadie Matthews, Larimore.
Speltz, one peck-First, Helmer T
Bakke.
Peas, Canada field-First. William
Huggins, East Grand Forks.
Peas, field. any variety-First, Will
liam Huggins. East Grand Forks.
Timothy seed, half peck-First
Sa die Matthews, Larimore
Bronze grass seed. half peck-First
4. S. Nygaard. Mekinock: second, viii
liam Higgins: third, Helmer T. Bak
Ike.
Millet. German or common, hal
pc ck--Earl G. Ferguson, Mallory.
Red clover seed, half peck-Sadi
Matthews. Larimore.
Weight Glass Grain.
Heaviest testing peck of wheat
Arne Flaat. Fisher.
Heaviest testing peck Of barley
VIM. Huggins, East Grand Forks
Heaviest testing peck of oats-Gus
Olson. East Grand Forks.
Heaviest testing peck of f1ax-Wm
Huggins. East Grand Forks.
Yellow Dent, any variety. 10 ears
First. h. S. Nygaard, Mekinock: sec
ond. VIM. Huggins.
Yellow Dent. any variety. one ea
-Wm. Higgins. East Grand Forks.
White Dent, any variety. ten ears
Mrs. c. H. Moen. Grand Forks.
Northwestern Dent. ten ears-Ear
G. Ferguson. Mallory. first: VIM. Hug
gins. second
Northwestern Dent. one ear-Mrs
G. H. Moen. Grand Forks, first; WIN
Euggins. second.
Flint, any variety. ten ears-wm
Higgins, first; Mrs G.. H. Moen, sec
ond.
Popcorn. any variety. ten ears
Joseph Croy, Grand Forks. first; E
r. HOOD, Drayton. second.
! Corn Championship.
! Best 10 ears, all variety-Wm. Hug
gins
Best single ear. all varieties-wm
Huggins.
Green Corn Contest.
Best four plants. field corn. any va
riety. to be shown in complete plant
cut above roots, but leaving stalks
ears etc. same to be judged fol
strength. development and maturity O
ear, the early season and showing
River. first; Ole T. solum, REYNOLDS
second: Earl Ferguson, third; Thos
Laughlin. Grand Forks. fourth.
| School Corn Contest.
| Rye. special-Admiral Barley. Ink
ster. first; Harold Steedsman. Crane
Forks, second; Miss Fern Wilkins
Thompson, third.
Grain in Bundles.
Best sheaf wheat, any variety-B
berlain, F'orst River, second.
Best sheaf barley. any variety-A. S
Langher. BBygland. first: Earl Fer
guson, second
Best sheaf oats. any variety-W. e
chamberlain. first; Earl Ferguson
second
Best sheaf fax, any variety-T. H
May. Larimore. first: Earl Ferguson
second.
Best sheaf alfalfa, any Variety
Sadie Matthews. Larimore. first; B. F
Kruger. second.
Best sheaf. Alsike, clover-W. o
Piekard. Niagara. first; Mrs. c. H
Moen, second.
Best sheaf bronze grass-w. O
Piekard, first; Joseph Sabourin. Eas,
Grand Forks second.
Best sheaf timothy-W o. Pickard
Best sheaf Millet. any variety-T
II. May, Larimore. first: Henry White
Grand Forks. second.
Vegetables.
Beets, early garden, ten specimens
Mrs. g. H. Merrifield. Grand Forks
first; Mrs. Robert Nisbet. Grand
Forks, second.
Beets, late garden. ten specimens
Pete Caribeau, East Grand Forks
Beets. mangel wirtzel. 10 specimens
-Holger Meyer East Grand Forks
First: Louis st. Lawrence. East Grand
Forks. second.
Bean, golden wax, in pods. s plants
Mrs. Robt. Nisbet. first; Thos. Ege-
land, East Grand Forks. second.
Cabbage, early. one specimen-O
p. Hedstrand, East Grand Forks. first:
Mrs. Jacob Kramer. second.
Carrots. table. ten specimens--Hol-
ger Meyer. first; Pete Caribeau. Sec
ohd.
Carrots. white stock. six specimens
Mrs. c. H. Moen.
Caulifower. any variety. one speci-
men-C. Haugland. East Grand Forks
first: Mrs. F. L. Weekly. East Grand
Forks. second.
Celery. any variety. three plants-S.
F. Mercer, Larimore.
Chard Swiss. three plants-Mrs q.
HI. Merrifleld, first; .Helmar T. Bake.
second.
Corn. sweet. three stalks-c. f.
Hood, Drayton. first: Ernest McKen-
zie, East Grand Forks. second.
Cucumber picking. "a inch. 12 In