The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-21
BIG GATHERING
At THE BARRETT
sign PLACING
Prizes in Nash Bros. Con-
test Formally Awarded
This Afterh hoon.
MANY FROM THIS
CITY ATTEND State
Northwood, Inksser. Larimore and
Nort',wood, Ink.ter. Iartmore and
Great Northern Represented BY Tr.s.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Win.
ming Farms Feature.

With Representatives from every
section Of the county in. attendance. a
big jolliication meeting. is being held
this afternoon at the farm home Of
James Barrett. winner Of first prise in
the Nash Bros farm contest. An
inspection of the Barrett farm, which
is located near Larimore, is one Of the
big features of the afternoons pro-
gram. The prizes were formally
awarded by o. D. Center, who was
chairman of the committee Of Judges.
Grand Forks Is we'll represented at
Of those who attended from this city:
+. j. Lander, F. L. Goodman, A. I.
Hunter, o. D. Center. Dean NJ. A..
Brannon. Andrew veitcf, w. II. Kel-
sey. William Dryberg. Tom Moore, w.
f.. Black. r. Torrance. Fl. N. Wells.
Theo. Wells, Don Mcdonald. Don v.
Moore. Clarence Locklin and NJ. w.
epaulding.
At 4 o'clock when the program Of
addresses began, there were twenty
autos and fully as many teams lined
up IN the Barrett yard. Northwood,
1nkster .Larimore and other Grand
Forks county places were well rep
resented The Larimore band and
the. university quartet furnished the
spesia pe er an us,": sw..t. ,nsusct.a the @ nr,ze
ss,;n..;n.. 81, sfter whirh luncheon
80 ..TreS
AdSrs.sS: ~.r. made nv r. T. Lam
A.r r 3. Gnodman M a. Brannon.
Thos. Mooney and o. d. Center.
The four prizes were awarded as
First-James Barrett. 800 and an
attractive farm sign.
S60
Third-EastEate Bros. $40
Fuurth-Christ Engh, .325.
IL eolendid Winning Farm.
t,sshe 3arrett farm, visited today by
anaiad Forks business men and others.
the occasion being the placing Of ths
sign for nrst prize in the Nash con:
test. is. one Of the most complete and
perfectly arranged agricultural enter-
prisos In theE * y
The Barrett farmstead Il located N
almost the, exact center. Of. the. NORTH
eSSxe or AhG farm. It IL surrounded On
the fioftA-assA. west hy !. .splepdid Wind
break Of willows and Other fafSe SfeSh.
which has been extended by Mr.. Ear
rAtt to completely surround the farm
The entrance. to the farmetead is
through q break In the willow hedge,
and the entrance is given on q gravel
drive. which curves to the house and
extends In a straight line to the barn
and the other outbuildinss. The barn
and house drives are separated by a
lilac hedge. The. whole yard is laid
ont on landscape architectural lines.
Z. tf6,ne C,nmnn1,ons ana Modern.
The Rsrrett home is commodious.
we'll ARRANGED and well Furnished. It
n located In the extreme right Of the
area Of land devoted to the farmstead.
About no feet immediately south Of
the house ia the mems house. which
is a model or neatness and cleanness
NJ ali times
The h,,iId,npa ara arranxed along a
central avenue. Thev consist OF a
barn. which is large and splendidly
arranred. waron shed which is 40
arranssd thSt vehicies Of ali descrip-
tions never stand out over NIGHT. Ad-
inining tha waron shed is the renair
shon and I betwesn tSe her rensir shon and
The vranarv which is the next build
ine IN. line. n a place for parking
farr, ,nnniements over night during
fha seesnns thew ara IN use
The eranar, i large and we,, amin.
nsd r HAS . concreta fioor thromoh.
HSu' q s.