Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-01
fritz FORSYTH
CHAMP GARDENER
University Avenue Lad wins
Honors in the City
Competition.
AWARDS MADE IN
ALL THE SCHOOLS
Two Hundred and Sixty
two Youngsters Spend
Summer in Gardening

Fritz Forseth, residing on University
avenue, and a pupil in the Winship
school, has been awarded first prize
for having the best school garden this
year, the contest being held in con-
nection with the Grand Forks fair.
The awards were made in each school
and then the first prize was given for
the entire city. 1t has not been de-
cided yet what the prizes will be.
The Judging was done by Edgar
Olson Of Inkster, who is connected
with the Better Farming association.
The gardens this year were very good
and competition in many instances
was very keen.
Prizes were awarded on a basis OF
twelve different points. The first was
for the best garden, 4x12 feet: the
feet: the third. a garden 12x24 feet.
The other points to be considered were
the best. arranged. garden; best kept;
| best row of corn; best row of beets;
best row of corrots; best row Of GU
cumbers; best row Of peas; best spe-
cial planting; best nasturtiums.
There were in all 262 entries in the
have not been announced yet and the
list will be published later. In some
instances prizes are not awarded.
The results in the other schools fol-
low:
Garden 4x12 Feet.
Roosevelt-First. Ida Sherman; sec
ond, Ellen Lincoln; first, Roy Green
berg; second, May Constants; third,
William Sorenson
Belmont-First. Margaret Hubbard;
second, Illeen Thacker; third, Herbert
Richardson.
Winship--First, Charles Evans; sec
ond, Howard Peterson; third Victor
Peterson.
Washington-second, Caroline Rus
tad: third, Morton Reed.
Garden. 12x12 Feet.
Roosevelt-First. Vera Beatty; sec
ond, Earl Larson third, George Per-
kins.
Wilder-First, Roy Greenberg; Sec
ond, May Constants; third, William
Sorenson.
Winship-First, Frank o'connell;
second, Lena Dorescher; third. Doris
Bristol.
Washington-second, Herman Hag-
Belmont-FIrst, Henry Schultz;
second, Duncan McGibbon.
Belmont-First, josephine Lynch;
second, Margaret Thacker; third, Rob-
ert Brownell.
Garden 12x24.
Roosevelt-First, Raymond Eng
strom; second, James Hart; third,
Adrian Waller.
wilder-First, Martin Hagnees;
second, Arthur Forsness; third, Hugh
E%verson.
Winship-First, Fritz Forseth; Sec
ond, Earl Bliven; third, Jelmar Lee.
Washington-Second Wilmer Hag-
en-.
Best Arranged Garden.
Roosevelt-First, Vera Beatty; sec
ond, Ida Sherman.
wnde r. Fir ion. Martin Haynes;
Winship-First, Howard Peters;
second, Clarence Lobsinger.
Belmont-First, Henry schulties;
second, Robert Brownell.
Best Kept Garden.
Roosevelt-Firet, Ida Sherman;
second, Earl Larson.
wilder-First, Roy Mumford; sec
ond Hugh Everson.
Winship-First, Doris Bristol; Soc
| ond, Jelmar Lee.
Belmont-First, Josephine Lynch.
Best Row Of Corn.
Roosevelt-Firet, Allan Reed.
wilder-First Otto Hanson.
Winship-First, Fritz Forseth.
acknowledgements Hubbard.
Best Row oil. Beets.
Roosevelt-First. Vera Beatty.
W1l0er-Flr Sl, MARTIN
Winship-First, Fritz Forseth.
Best Row of Carrots.
Roosevelt-First, Nina Boseley.
Wilder-First, Roy Mumford.
winship-First Earl Bliven.
acknowledgements Thacker.
Best Row Cucumbers.
Roosevelt-First. James Harrlson.
Wilder-First Walter Harris.
Winship-First, Alex NIGGA.
Belmont-Paul McGibbon.
Best Row Of Peas.
Rooseyelt-First, George Perkins.
wilder--First, Roy Mumford.
Winship-Earl Bliven.
Belmont-Frances Cleveland.
Best Special Planting.
Wilder-First, Edith Wentz.
winship-First. Helen Evans.
acknowledgements Thacker,
Best Nastnrtiums.
Rooeevelt-First Earl Larson.
Winship-First. Elizabeth Lowe.
Belmont-Paul McGibbon.
Sunday Dinner.
At Hotel Dacotah we serve every
thing that's good to eat. Dinner from