Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-19

grown by the Mandans and Hidatsus
IN the Missouri slope country, for
r1ore than 400 years within the knowl.
edge Of the white man, and probably
countless generations before the first
European invasion Of the Dakota
country. This Indian corn, numerous
samples of which are exhibited here,
"a calico.colored, nondescript prod.
uct, with no particular principles or
pride In race. The Bismarck breed
ers have taken this plebian seed and
by careful selection have produced
native North Dakota family of aristo-
Gratis. which includes various types of
"fints' and dents" that bear prolific.
ally and surely. Now, Iowa, Kansas,
Illinois and other corn states; states
in the high western attitudes and
Canada are coming to North Dakota
for seed of whose. virility they are
| certain. :&5,aA,&s -. ''2
W Handsome prizes have been offered
by the First National bank Of Bis.
marck and other institutions in the
state for corn from their communities
which carries of honors in the st.
Paul show. North Dakota is not ask
Ing for first place, but it is satisfied
that with its sister states of the
northwestern corn belt-Wa Washington,
Montana and Idaho-it has, by: it's
showing here, claimed place among
the great corn-growing comonwealths
Of the United States.
II. F. Flint, commissioner of agricul.
ture and labor, and one of North Da-
kota's greatest advocates of diversi-
fed farming, has journeyed all the
way to St. Paul TO look over North
Dakota's exhibit, and he has pro.
nOunced it good. .:it,i :,-',.. - ..".
.....,.. List Of Exhibitors.
North Dakota exhibitors listed by
districts At the opening of the exposi-
ton were (unless otherwise specified,
in mems class):
District No.. 1.-Eugene F. Daily, /
boys, Ardock; Benne B: Johnson, Mil.
ton, boys; Thomas l.. Walstad, Mil
ton. H.g. est ,s~@@ ~
District No. 2.-Albert Jastad, Bar
ton; ;; Emil Lewiston, Rugby; Olson
Bros, Balta; Ola Olson, Barton; Ar
mold Seefeld, Martin, boys; P. j.
Seefeld, Martin; A. E. Solheim, Or.
rim. Es'@. ~ ~ f. ~ :+
District No. 3.-Thomas J. Craven,
Jr.,.:Williston, boys.
District No. 4-Rudolph Doerr, An
amoose; Rudolph H. Doerr, Ana
moose; Charles E. Elston, Clifford;
Clarence Khudson, Manville, boys;
Henry Langstaat, John NJ. Langstaat,
Gilby;: Henry Larson, Northwood;.
Clarence Spangler, Verne Spangler,
boys, Inkster; George Habund,
Forbes, boys.
District No. 5.-Guy Melville Agile,
Leonard; Alex Anderson, Stewards.
Vile; George Baker, Galschutt: w. P.
Kindred; Arthur Grandlund,
De Lamere. boys; E. M. Granlund,
Henry Granlund, boys; Walter Gran
lund, boys, DeLamere; John Guest,
]. B..Keltgen, Jud; r. O..
Steinwe, Leonard; F. A. Tanger,
Page; Allen Taylor, Wahpeton; A. j.
Tehle, Wahpeton; A. P. Paulson,
Rogers; r. H. Peterman, Steele;
Charles 4. Wickman, Leonard Phil.
~ pA OOu64uIots II uuClIOlS UOyS Ndy
Montgomery; Fullerton, boys';;t Otto
Mund, Minor; Robert Heine, Monan-
60, boys Bruce Beaver, Bllendale,
boys; A. p. Anderson, Bismarck;
Perry r. Bristo. Jamestown; J. F.
Jamestown; Henry Eigell,
Britten; Angus Falconer, Bismarck;
Daniel Falconer, Bismarck; G. A.
Bismarck; T NJ. Pitts, Blu.
.lfanan: John H. Alsbury, Levona;
Alsbury, Levona; Frank
Fox. Bismarck: H. NJ. Voigt, Bis.
narck;: F. A. Keeper, Dole; w. W.
Brewer: Oriska;, D. M. Carlton, Urls
"a: o. w. Clark, Sanborn; G.. ".
3hilberg, Valley City: Gorden Cox,
boys; Rudolph Daniel.
Ion. Cuba, boys: Andrew Davidson,
lalley City: Alb: Dumert; Eckelson:
f. r. Fritch, Leal; A. r. Getschell,
zalley City: Fred Graham, Wimble.
lon; Otto Graham.s Wimbledon; 'Har.
,er! Bros, Valley City; Charles Kan.
roki. Sanbon; ALVIN Leem, Valley
'ity, boys; I. ]. Alvin, Valley City;
,ernard B: Potter, Sanborn: Lars
leitan, Hastings; Louis Strans San
orH; Lea Steiaman, Oriska. boys; y