The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-30
CORN AND SEWING
EXHIBITS PRAISED
-Four Boys and Four Girls
Win Free Tuition at
Agricultural College.

The judges Of the exhibits of che
industrial contest. which was held al
the court house yesterday. were en-
thusiastic ove the general excellence
was proclaimed by judges, official and
unofficial, to have been a decided sue
cess
There were close to ninety entries
in the various classes. OF these more
than forty were in the corn contest
which included Minnesota %, Minne-
sofa 13 and Northwestern Dent. This
was the boys speciality. The girls
confined themselves to sewing and
teen fine specimens Of Plymouth
Rocks and White Wyandottes and
twenty-five entries in the needlework
class, which were divided into a senioy
and q Junior division of over and un-
der IA years OF age.
Miss Mary Sutherland. instructor In
the domestic science department OF
the high school. Judged the needle
work: Prof. Randlett, the corn exper,
Of the corn exhibits. and the poultry
was Judged by t. j. Crouch Of the
untveraity, who has a wide knowledge
in this line.
The winners, who will have the priv
ilege of a weeks tuition at the agri-
cultural college in the latter part Of
December are H. Nelson of Northwood
contest; Everett Mclean Of Gilby.
who won first place in the division Of
Minnesota %; Bernhard Hoverson of
Marvel. who won first for North
western Dent; Knut Knutson of
Thompson. who captured first place
for Minnesota 13; Minnie Wolf of
Merrifeld. who won first place for
White WXandottes; Lizzie Locke of
1nkster, who won first place for
Orr. who captured first place in the
senior class for sewing. and Lilah
Olsen Of Niagara, who won first place
for the Junior division.
Following is the complete list of
prize winners. there being cash prizes
for those who were not fortunate
enough to cur the free tuition at
the agricultural college:
Corn.
Northwood. district No. S.
Minnesota %: First, Everett Nc
Lean Of Gilby, district No. 72; second,
Emeat Gregeire Of Thompson. district
No. n; third, Albert Pushor of
Kempton, district No. 100; fourth,
Ingral Peterson Of Kempton. district
Northwestern Dent: First, Bern
hard Hoverson Of Marvel, district No.
9: second. Admeral Baclay Of 1nkster:
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Henry Dettinger Of Poland. district
No. 50; fifth, Edward Peterson Of
Pilot. district No. 26.
Minnesota 10: First, Knut Knutson
Of Thompson, district No. 6; second,
William Curran Of Grand Forks. dis
trict No. 4; third. Thomas Lawrence
Of Inkster, district No. 1913: fourth.
Adrian Harrington Of Arvilla. district
No. z: NTH. Levi Wells Of Larimore.
Senior Glass: First. Edith Bronson
Of Orr. district No. "a; second. Ella
Jorde Of Northwood. district No. s.;
third, Gladys Mclean Of Gilby, dis
trict No. rs; fourth. Lila Crullenden
of inkster. district No. 1903: honorable
mention, Emma Doe.
Junior Class: First, Lilah Olsen Of
Niagara. district No. IS; second. Lilly
third. Mile Tacker Of Orr, district
No. ~; fourth. Selma ealsberg Of
Reynolds. district No. 10: honorable
mention. Ruth Seymour.
White Wyandottes: First. Minnie
Wolf Of Merri1eld. district No. 116;
second, Lenna Setter OF Northwood.
district No. Is.
Plymouth Rocks: First, Lizzie
Locke of Inkster. district No. 103:
second. Agnes schabls Of Kempton.
district No. 81: third. May Bolack Of
Grand Forks, district No. 30.
In addition to the judging Of the
exhibits and the awarding Of prizes.
there were speeches by o. d. Center
Of the Better Farming association,
and r. b. Griffith. Mr.. Center spoke
IN matters pertaining to the proper
cultivation Of corn and other pro-
ducts. his suggestions being eagerly
listened to by the youthful farmers.
Mr.. Griffith confined his remarks to
urging the children to do all their
work we'll whether 1t was farming or
any other line. Following the session
Mt the court house. the children were
the guests Of MIR. Griffith at the
Grand theater and they were also
treated to candy and nuts by him.
The contest was under the care of
County Superintendent Helen Prinde-
willie and her assistants, Miss Eliza
beth Burr and Miss Lilah McGlinch.
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