The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-31
LARIMORE DAY THEBIGGESTEVER
ox-Louis St. Lawrence. East Grand

Forks.
Cucumber. any variety. four speci-
mens-Holger Meyer, first; E. Mcken-
zie. second.
Kohl Rabi. s specimens-Mrs. G. H.
Merrifield, first; F. H. Weekly. second.
Haugland. East Grand Forks. first:
Mrs. Jacob Kramer. second.
Onions yellow, ten specimens-Hol-
ger Meyer, first; Joseph Croy, Grand
Forks. second.
Parsley. curled. plants-F l..
Weekly. first; Louis St. Lawrence,
second
Parsnips. any variety, 10 specimens
Christ Haugen, first; H. Never, sec
ond.
Peas, garden. any variety, 6 plants
F. l.. Weekly, first: Helmer Rakke,
second.
Peppers. two plants-Mrs. c.
Schroeder. East Grand Forks, first; F.
L. Weekly, second.
Pumpkins. one specimen-T. L.
Weekly.
| Plant. egg, any variety, two speci-
mens-Mrs. G. Schroeder, first; Mrs.
F. L. Weekly, second.
| Radish, turnip. 12 specimens
Helmar Bake. first; A. a. Weekly,
second.
Radish. long, IL specimens-Holger
Meyer, first: Earl Ferguson, second.
| Rutabaga, 6 specimens-C. Haug-
land. first: p. Caribbean, second.
Satisfy. longest and smoothest roots.
six specimens-F l.. Weekly. first:
Mrs. G. H. Merrifield second.
Squash, summer, any variety. two
specimens-A. A. Weekly, first; Mrs
D. Chisholm. second.
Squash, hubbard. one specimen-F.
l.. Weekly.
Turnips. strap leaf, ten specimens
A. A. Weekly. first; Mrs. c. Schroeder,
second.
Turnips. white, ten specimens
Mrs. ]. Kramer, first: Helmar Bakke,
second.
Tomatoes. six specimens-P. Carl
beau. first; Mrs. g. H. Merrifield, sec
ond
Potatoes, Early Ohio. twelve spec;-
strand, second.
Potatoes, Early Triumph. twelve
specimens-H. Meyer. first; Mrs. G..
H. Moen, second.
Musk melon, best specimen on vine
Mrs. j. Kramer.
Horseradish (speciaD-Nfrs. Neil
Norman, East Grand Forks.
Glass 59-Farm Exhibits
Best display of grains. grasses,
fruits. vegetables and other aer1cult-
ural products by any farmer or single
farm in Grand Forks county. No
portion Of display to be entered for
individual competition. Complete list
of articles of exhibit to accompany
1 same. Variety to count so, quality 60
arrangement 10. Three or more COM
peting-F. L. Weekly.
Class 60-Township Exhibits.
Best display of threshed grain, two
quarts Or more of each variety; grain
in sheaf. two to four inches at band:
corn in ear, all varieties; native
grass. two inches at band; tame grass
and clover, three inches at band; for
age. including millet. rape, fodder
corn. peas, etc. in straw; potatoes.
ten specimens of each variety, stock
vegetables, two specimens of each,
served fruits and miscellaneous pro-
ducts-Elm Grove township. under
direction of j. f Eastgate of I,ari-
more.
Class 61-Special Premiums.
| Oscar H. Will & Co. offer cash
prize of SIS for the best collection of
vegetables grown from VOLTS seeds
in 1912.
Exhibitors must state at time of
ordering or before July 1st their in
tention to compete for prizes. All ex-
hibits must be labeled with a suitable
sign which We will furnish on re-
quest. stating that the same was
grown from Willis seeds purchased in
| 1912. We will pay 50 additional to
each of the winners for photographs
of their prize winning exhibits, and
to the one sending the best photo
graph we will give IS extra.-Helmar
T. Bakke
Burpcc Seed Company.
Burpee Seed Co. offer a cash prize
of IS for the best collection of vege-
tables or flowers grown from Burpee's
seeds.-A. A. Weekly.
Fruits.
Best plate fall or summer apples,
five apples-R. Ttzinger. East Grand
Forks first; H. Meyer, second.
Crab apples, any variety, eight
specimens-O. T. Solum, first; H. W.
Gibbs. second.
Plums, any variety, twelve speci-
mens-Wickler Floral Co.. first; H.
Meyer. second
Raspberries, any variety one quart
hox-Mrs. Robert Nisbet, first; Earl
Ferguson. second.
Gooseberries. any variety. one
quart box-Mrs D. NJ. Holmes, first:
B. F. Kruger, second.
Currants. any variety. one quart
box-Mrs. D. NJ. Holmes. first. Mrs
c. F. Wilkins. Thompson. second.
Collection of fruits. not less than
four varieties grown in 1e12-wick-
Ter Floral Co. first; H. Meyer. sec
ond.
Grapes (special,-Thos. Pascoe.
Thompson
Flowers.
Best collection of sweet peas, not
less than six colors, simple arrange
ment only. With ten or more entries.
Less than ten, half money.-Wickler
Floral Co., first: Mrs. G. H. Merrifield
second; Ruth Baughman third.