Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-03-01
The Corn Contest and Winter
Fair.

The Corn Contest and Mid-Winter
Fair.
All things considered the corn con
test and display of farm seeds and
poultry was beyond the expectation
of those Interested in this work.
The display of corn surprised every
body, while spring and winter wheat,
oats, barley potatoes and poultry won
the admiration Of all, and President
John Bremen Of the Institute, for
himself and the board of directors
testities to their high appreciation of
all who helped to make it a success,
as follows:
The Corn Show and Mid Winter
Fair just closed was a notable one in
many ways, and the Board Of Dir
ectors feel greatly pleased over it's
success. The lectures by Prof. n. E.
Hansen and A. N. Larson on Friday
afternoon on Horticulture and
Dairying, we're delivered in the Court
Room to a large appreciative audience.
On Saturday afternoon DR.. A. N.
Cook, chemist at the State University
and State Inspector of pure food,
gave a very entertaining and instruc-
tive lecture on pure food. Mr.. ii. n.
Dawes of Fulton scored the corn in
an able and satisfactory manne but
found the same difficulty here in corn
termination as has been fOund else
where in this state, and Leslie toote,
OF lnwood, judged the poultry TO the
satisfaction of all. Over two hundred
dollars were awarded in prizes in the
| various classes, and we desire here to
extend thanks to all the donors who
who have remained loyal to these de-
mandS at this time, and to all others
who so generously gave their time in
Judging exhibits.
RIO those that have not already re-
| ceived their prizes the same may be
had by calling at the hardware store
of Wallace Bros. }. w. Bremen.
Herewith we give the names and
the score on the n ear and ten ear
samples of corr and the names OF
those to whom premiums were given
for other exhibits.
TEN EAR CLASS SCORE
George Thinglum, Canton STA
A. E. Torkelson, Canton TT
Hedge Rogness, Norway S5-2
w. L. Millage, Canton TAT
Sander BrynjulSOn. Highland 1913
c.. ]. Nelson, Eden 1913
Bert Erickson, Canton GIL
Carl Haanes, Highland 65-S
Alert Helveg, Highland IS
John Fl. Olson, Canton 10
L. Fitch, Eden 7l-2
P. S. Paulson, Norway 1912
Joseph A. Marker, FairVieW II
E. X. Mesa, Canton 52-2
Andrew Syvertson, Canton 1914
M. o. Nicholson, Canton 72-2
R. Reierson, Highland 72-1
T. 0. Rikansrud. Highland 65-4
J. Warren, Highland 59-6
A. M. Ringheim, Canton 73-l
Hans Pearson. Norway 1873
Ben Sundvold, Norway 1853
Erik Skamfer, Highland 1871
Alex Nelson, Dayton Ill
Oscar Christopherson, Canton 1875
Arne Christopherson, Canton 1875
Peter Gubbrud, Norway 74-4
Albert Syverud, Canton 1872
H. e. Herbrandson, Norway lis
Forrest Millett, Eden 77-2
Frank Millett, Eden S3-l
Wilbur Shaft, Highland GIT
Hans Brynjulson, Highland 76-5
John Hoffman, Canton 1876
Richard Boutwell,, Canton 81
Victor Wallquist, Highland 1915
James Bankson, Dayton 7O-S
l.. "A. Syverud, Canton 1876
Axel Johnson, Eden S3.7
C. B. Strand, Canton 66-1
Magnus Vareide. Lincoln 1873
Geo. Pulver and Son, Canton 60-4
Cornelius Falde, Canton $50
John Overseth, Canton 74-9
John Ingebretson, Fairview SOL
r. Ingebretson, Fairview 62-6
e. e. Osvog, Canton 74-6
Henry Hanson, Canton sO4
John Lee, Canton 10
E. d. Warner, Canton FOL
F. A. Kuhns, Lynn 1853
John Knorr, Canton 7O-7
Theodore Gubbrud. Norway 74-S
| VIM. Noonan, Fairview &C.,
SINGLE EAT CLASS SCORE
| ~ I N,Jcop OK