The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-08-21
DONNYBROOK'S MARKET DAY.
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immigration purposes, giving the
county $1,000 annually.
Mr.. Keillen and w. A. Peck ad-
dressed large gathering OF farmers
in the Afternoon and in the evening six
tv businessmen sat down to a fine
banquet in the hall, after which Fred
White, president of the commercial
club called the meeting to order. Os-
car Wilson, the Donnybrook banker,
was made chairman Of the evening
Mr.. Wilson called upon Jos. Devine,
Major Murphy, A. w. Gray, Mr.. keil-
len and others for talks.
| At the conclusion a resolution was
passed providing for Mr.. Wilson's
notifying all commercial clubs Of the
county to send representatives to a
meeting to be held in Minot at an ear
" date for the purpose Of laying plans
for the expenditure Of the county
fund. Every part of the county will
be represented. A permanent organ.
ization will probably be effected and
more money added to the fund. 9th
err counties may be asked to join.
A fine display of field products, gar
den vegetables, ETC., was shown in one
of the vacant buildings. Geo. Bemis
of Stave township had AZ varieties in
the various exhibits. He showed
some fine sage, dill, endive,, cauli-
flower, sunfowers, beans, turnips, etc.
John Cinnegar and Henry Gelselman
of White Ash had some credltable ex-
hibits. Bert Shipton showed some
beautiful apples he had raised and
Geo. R. Gray some fine crabappies.
VIM Spencer, who gives his wife the
credit, had 16 exhibits, among which
was some dandy cherries and ripe
tomato. Val Bott is a champion cab
bape grower. Will Oliver was there
with the big rutabaga while James
Olson showed some fine alfalfa, corn,
wheat and potatoes. Ed. Schwede,
who is a German, from Rea township,
contributed to the exhibit. John Nc
Intosh raised the prize citrons and
some good cucumbers.
Winners of Exhibits.
Township prize was won by StaVe
and White Ash. -,
Exhibits:
Winter Rye-Geo. Bemis:
MARQUIS Wheat-Henry Gieselman.
Alfalfa-Jas. Olson, LIST; A. }. En-
ickson, End.
Best Individual Display OF Wheat,
Flax and Oats-Christ Schneider.
Corn-Bert Shipton, 1st; John Gin
ringer, End.
Apples-Joe Gobel.
Cabbage-Val Bott.
New Potatoes-Geo. Bemls, lst; W.
Spencer, End.
Rutabagas-Mrs. VIM. Oliver.
Beets-D. Vanderstrom, LIST; John
Cinninger, End.
Carrots = Honorable Mention =
John Cinninger
Cucumbers-Honorable Mention =
VIM. Spencer.
Tomatoes Honorable Mention =
VIM. Spencer.
Best Test on 8 gal. Cream-Chas,
Mckenzie ijsoLo5
Best Test for 8 gal. Creame-Carl
johnson. 7lfi.ise'
Eargest4 Cream Ghecklfor Juay--J.
p. Olson. A3lt
Marketing Most Eggs-J. H. Brand
and VIM. Hall.
Most Entries in Exhibits-Geo. Be-
his, az entries.
A ball game was played between
Coulee and Ivanhoe, the latter having
an easy victory, despite Ben Combs
umpiring
The following attended the ban
quet:
VIM. H. Killen, 500 Ry., Minneapo.
lis; J. S. Murphy, Minot; A. w. Gray
Geo. A. Barnune, Kenmare; B. w
, Taylor, Albert Peterson, Ross Nc
Daniels, A. J. Ross, Stanley; F. M
! White, Donnybrook; c. w. Graves
iLansford, j. A. Morrow, Aurelia; H
B. Winnie, Tagus; w. B. McLaugh.
lin, A. E. Paulson, Kenmare; E. i
Carey, VIM. A. Goggstetter, H. j
Schmidt, W: S. Mcintyre. Denny.
brook; G. D. Colcord, Minot; Jas
Falconer, Burlington; Oscar Wilson
/ Donnybrook; P. Vandenoever, Minot
Ward Co. Com; E. A. Long, Minot
VIM. P. Cowan, Milwaukee, Wis; lrs
w. Parker, Markesan, Wis; j. M
Devine, Minot; F. L. Sanders, Com
3rd Dist; w. A. Peck, Minot; c. K
Christensen, Carpio; Joseph Rogers
F. A. Parratt, Ben E. Combs, Geo
Moffatt, Donnybrook; Oscar Herum
Geo. A. Dahle, E. F. McGovern, Ma,
Johnson, Carpio; E. Galehouse, Don
nybrook; Louis L. Zann, Lomaire
Wis; Fred j. Veth, Minot; E. L. Nor
row, Kenmare; S. P. Folsom, Marke
san, Wis; j. C. McVeety, N. o. San
den, L. c Peterson, H. E. Johnson
Donnybrook.
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