The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-10

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termination, 70. ~
Lot 30. Field Peas, any pure variety
First, John III. Foss, Rudser: seeonu
Geo. Clark, Fargo third, c. II. Sled
schlag, Petrol.
Lot 29h, Threshed Sunfiower Seeds
(best quart-First, A. r. Bonn, Ropln'
Lot 29k, INTERESTED sunfiowei
S~eeds--First, w, ManikoWske, moore
Glass Vl--FieIa corn-Best Ten Ears
Lot 80. North Dakota Golden Dent
First, o. p. Dahlen, Kindred, germina-
ton, 81; second, G. Lanxon, Fargo
| termination, 95; third, L. s.. Thorpe!
Mayville, termination, 81.
Lot 81. Northwestern Dent--t1rst
Max Wa Il,,, Far 81 se p11arc2 90. 81;
mination, 80; third, Thilfer Thiege
Harvey, termination, SO.
Lot 80, Minnesota No. 10, or any
similar pure yellow yariety-First, c
H. Plath, Davenport, termination. 100;
second, w. M~anikowske, Mooreton
termination, 50; third, Ole onstad
Hillsboro, termination. SO.
Lot 33. Rustlers Dent, or any pure
White Dent variety--First w. Mani
kowskc, Mooreton, termination, SO;
second, Ole Tedeman, Kindred, ger.
mination. 81; third. Henry Granlund
DeLamere, termination 81.
Lot 81, Minnesota % or any other
pure white capped Dent-First. L. S
Thorpe, Mayville, termination, SO;
second, W ManikoWske, Mooreton
termination. So; third, c: H. Sled
schlag, Petrol, termination, SO.
Lot IS, Bloody Butcher, Calico. OF
any pure variety of colored Dent 9th
er than cited in lots 80 to "a inclusive
First, e. B, Thompson, Sheyenne
(Strawberry Dent), 100.
Lot So, Flint corn, any pure variety
First, Waldo Slagerman. Bathgate
termination, 100; second, w. Mani
kowske, Mooreton, termination, !9S;
third, Geo. F. Clark, Fargo. germina-
tion. SO.
Special championship prize, highest
comparative score on lots as disted-
Wallace Manikowske, Mooreton.
Special class championship prizes on
lots 80 to 81 inclusive-First, w. Mani
kowske, Mooreton; second, L. S.
Thorpe, Mayville; third, Ole Tideman,
Kindred.
Class VIf-Garden Corns.
Lot 81, Golden Bantam, or any pure
variety of this early group - First,
George Clark, Fargo; second, E. B.
Thomson, Sheyenne. o
Lot SO. Evergreen, or any pure
variety Of this late group--First, e.
3. Thomson, Sheyenne: second, II. B.
Thomson. ~Sheyenne; third. Geo. Clark,
Fargo. ... + H.~. 81
Lot 80, Early Minnesota Or any
standard variety of similar type -
First, E. B. Thomson, Sheyenne; Sec
ond, Geo. Clark, Fargo; third, e. B.
Thomson, Sheyenne. u" - %',~t W ','
Lot 40, Pop Corn, any variety -
First, Jessie Parse, Hurdsfield, germin-
alton, 90; second, Mary Hurley, Far
60, termination. So; third, J. G. Rug
land, Robinson, termination, 100.
winner Of the highest number of
points in the Garden Corn contest, as
scored in winning samples. whether in
first, second and third prizes, won by
E. 3. Thomson. Sheyenne.
Class Whichever and AlfaIfas.
Lot II, Medium Red Clover-First,
w. E. Bryan, Wheatland. 99.S1; sec
ond, w. e. Clark, Tower City, 99.40;
Lot. a.. Mammoth Red Clover-First,
w. E. Clark, Tower City, 1921.
Lot "A, Alfalfa, common-First, S. P.
Jensen, Senith, 99.47; second, w. e.
Bunt, Stirum, 1856; third, H. j.
Baird, Chase1ey, 97.3S.
Lot 45. Alfalfa, Grimm-First, Boyd
B. Bobb, Haynes, 1897; second, M. C.
Mccartney, Taft. s9.44; third, Frank
Camel, Glen Ullin. 1888.
Glass INCREASES.
Lot 46 Timothy-First, II. G. Link,
Niagara, 1857; second, Jas Stahl. Pc
kin. 99;57: third. W, E. Clark, Tower
Lot ~. Slender Wheatgrass-First,
F. G. Lundeen, Courtenay. 96.93.
Lot As. Bromegrass-First, W. G..
Roberts. Dawson, 1921; third. J. o.
Anderson, Souris. 1886.
Class X-MiItets.
Millet-First. w. Manikowske, Moore
ton, 97.52.
Lot so, Hungarian or others Of this
sroup-First. Gunder Paulson. Clifford,
S2.76.
Lot IS, Hog, Bromecorn, Kursk,
Varonish. Perl Prose-, or any pure
variety-First, C. II. Siedschlag. Pet
rel, 1888; second, Wilbert Field, Bis
marck, 99.74; third, Nels eager, For
man. 99.11.
Class Xi--Garden Seeds.
Lot 54-Garden Seeds. home grown,
best collection-First, e. B. Thomson,
Sheyenne; second, Geo. F. Clark, Far
go; third, Edith Waite Mellis, Wester-
heime. ~
Class xII--Garden Vegetables.
Lot IS, Special championship prizes,
to winner Of highest total number of
vegetables--First E. B. Thomson,
.Sheyenne; second. Geo. Clark, Fargo;
third, M. Kirk, Devils Lake. -
Potatoes. @
Lot So, Irish Cobbler or any pure
variety (white)-First, Fred Getehell,
Valley City, (Carmon No. 81, So; sec
ond, c. FL. Siedschlag, Petrol, (Rural
N. ~, 90; third. Henry Pewe, Nc
Henry, (White Wonder), 81.
, Lot 81, Dakota Red or any pure
variety (red) other than Early Ohio
First, C. II. ~Siedschiag, Petrol, (Tri-
umph), SO; second, e. b. Thomson,
Sheyenne, (Triumph), So; third, E.. 8.
Thomson, ~Sheyenne, (Early Acme),
So.
Lot IS, Early Ohio Championship
best ten tubers-First, Lester vogel,
Fargo, SO; second, r. II. Needham,
Erie, 95.5; third, Clarence vogel, Far
95; fourth, Fred GetchelI, Valley
City, "a: fifth, C. Melhush, Portland,
81; sixth, c.. H.. Siedschiag, So; sew
er1th, o. Schantz, Gardner. SO. Spe-
cial championship cup won by. o. H.
Siedschlag, Petrol, on Triumph. 90.
Championship prize, medallion shield,
highest total number OF points upon
prize winning entries, won. by C. Fl.
Si~edschlag, Petrol, 1855 points.
The thing which is most interesting
is that there is very little Blue Stem
or Scotch Fife wheat which is free from
ad-mixtures of other kinds OF wheat
usually the percentage runs from 5 to
20 per cent OF Fife wheat in Blue Stem
and vice versa. This has prevented
us from listing very much OF that kind
OF seed even though the grain was