Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-11-06
SCHOOL EXHIBIT OF
CORN and ALFALFA
Biggest Industrial Display of Years
Was Held Here in Langdon on
Monday Afternoon

Through the generosity of the banks
of Cavalier county eight boys and girls
will attend the Boys and Girls Insti-
tute at the State Agricultural College
IN Fargo during the week before Nmas.
This is the third year pupils have been
sent down for the weeks work One
scholarship only is awarded to a pupil,
therefore any pupils who have attended
before are not eligible. The three best
samples of corn grown in tho county
were grown by James Wright of FIRE
mont, Robert Mclean of Byron and Karl
Wild of Montrose. AS the last two
named boys have attended the institute
they do not receive the scholarship.
The following are the pupils who haye
been chosen on the merits of their ex-
hiblts to 60 to Fargo: James Wright of
Fremont, Frank Ward of Osford, James
Moffatt of Byron, Clarence Weaver of
Banner, Roberta Prior of Linden, Susie
Illerbrun of Mt. Carmel, Kathleen Row
of West Hope and Thos. Cross of Olga
for alfalfa.
The following banks have contributed
to the fund TO send the pupils: First
State Bank of Calvin, Farmers National
Bank of Munich, First National Bank
of Munich, State Bank of Iona, First
National Bank of Osnabrock, Great
yN,,tor, p,ol, &c n,,oL,,oI, Ctoto porI,
of Clyde. Farmers and Merchants State
Bank of Sarles, State Bank of Sarles,
First State Bank OF Easily: State Bank
of Hannah, Citizens tate Banh of
Hanna, State Bank of Wales, Citizens
State Bank of Wales. Bank of Mowbray.
State Bank of Dresden, First State
Bank Of Olga, State Bank of Milton,
FIRST National Bank of Milton. Fret
National Bank of Langdon, Citizens
Stale Bank of Langdon and Cavalier
County National Bank of Langdon.
Following is a let of the prize winners
of the awards made by Langdon bust
ness men at the Cavalier county schools
industrial exhibit held in this city on
Monday afternoon.
Corn grown by boy--First prize, E.
Row; second prize, Llewllyn Row: third
prize, Chas. Coyle.
Corn grown by girl-First prize, Ro.
berta Prior; second prize, Evelyn Prior:
third prize, Agnes Toews.
Alfalfa-First prize, Susie Illerbrun:
second prize, Chas. Coyle: third prize,
VIM. S%eccombe,
10 Potatoes grown and selected by
%boy-First prize, Theodore Getchell.
Loaf of white bread made by school
~girl-Susie Schwartz.
Piece of plain sewing-First prize,
Katie Penner: second prize, Mary Sec
combe; third prize, Susie Seccombe.
Penmanship, 3rd, 4th and 9Th grades
First prize, Gizella Mikok, second
prize, Mary Spenst.
Penmanship, 9Th, 7th and 9Th grades
First prize, Lucy Glrodat: second
prize: Oliver Mclaughlin.
Map of N. OAK, showing rivers, rail-
roads, cities where state institutions are
located-First prize, Edith Mcdonald;
second prize, Lucy Girodat.
Prize winners in Corn and Alfalfa
contest in the Langdon district contest:
CORN.
Manilla-Lyle Howard, first: Viola
Myers, second.
Harvey-Royal Hawkins, first: Fred
Seccombe, second; Mary Seccombe,
third,
Waterloo-Henry Penner, first: Lena
Penner, second; Katie Penner, third.
West H~ope-Eugene Row, first;
Llewellyn Row, second; Charley Coyle,
third.
Dresden-Tsddy Getchell, first: Anna
Christa, second: Carrie Quinnell, third.
Elgin-Bert Hagan, first; Jacob Hep
pner, second; Harry Kitchen, third.
South Dresden-Edward Blesener
first: Otto Speckman, second.
Minto-Chas. Smith, first: Mabel
Smith, second: Harold Wheeler, third.
Perry-Oscar Nelson, first: Daniel
Power, second.
Nekoma-Alvin Knudson, first; Erwin
johnson, second; Grace johnson, third.
Iona Martha Brown, first.
Langdon-Albert Konze, first; Electa
Crockett, second; Ada Crockett, third.
Easby-Calrence Baker, first, Roland
Gaffney, second; Eddie Johnston, third.
Mt. Carmel-Susie %IllerDrun, first;
Ralph Schneider, second; Herbert Zet-
tel, third.
Linden-Roberta Prior, first; Evelyn
Prior, second.
Moscow-Agnes Toews, first; Katie
Toews, second; Abram Toews, third.
ALFALFA.
Harvey-Wm. Seccombe, first.
West Hope-Llewellyn Row, first.
Mt. Carmel-Susie %Illerbrun, first.