The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-01-28

the weather has been rather cold,
there was good attendance and the
management as well as the people Of
the city feel that the fair has been a
bowling success. The exhibits in the
various departments were good, but
the magnificent corn displays demand
ed more attention than any other ex-
hibit at the fair. The speakers pres
ent were men of note and authority
on the subjects which they handled
and their talks were listened to with
much interest, and we believe that
they were Of much benefit to those in
attendance. The stock exhibit was
not so large as last year owing to tho
very cold weather and the difficulty in
getting stock to the city, but what
there was made very good showing.
The poultry show was good and seems
to be on the increase from year to
year, while the various exhibits in the
basement of the opera house were
varied and good. To give each section
of the fair the credit it deserves would
take much more time and space than
we have at our command at present,
but suffice to say that not one display
was made but what was credit to the
fair association, and the large crowds
which inspected them were more than
surprised at their magnitude. Since
its inception this annual fair has
grown, until it has become one OF the
leading events Of it's kind in the whole
state.
The following are the awards as
made by the judge:
Corn.
White Dent, Ole J. Bryn; 2,
white dent, J.. O, Perkins; mention:
white capped, A. E. Hutchinson. g
I, Minnesota No. 8, j. o. Perkins;
2, Golden Dent, J. S. Kirk; 8, Yellow
Dent, Ole j. Bryn.
l., N. W. Dent, c. P. Peterson; 2,
N. W. Dent, Homer Weed; 8, N. W.
Dent, John Hall.
1, EARLY Flint, A. E. Hutchinson;
2, Early Flint, j. s. Kirk; 8, Early
Flint, Ft. Totten School.
1, Yellow Flint, w. n. Johnson; 2,
Yellow Flint, H. A. Blaufuss; 8, Yel-
low Flint, Fort Totten School.
1, White Flint, A. E. Hutchinson;
2, White Flint, T. H. Maloney; 8,
White Flint, VIM. Otis.
/, Pop Corn, W. H. Johnson; 2;
Pop Corn, T. H. Maloney; 8, Pop Corn
Mabel Kline.
Wheat
Durum-1st, John M. Duttee; End,
T. H. Maloney; 3rd, J. S. Kirk.
Velvet Chaff-1st, Thas. Hanson;
End. Simon johnson; 3rd, Simon John
son.
Blue Stem-1st, j. A. Horn; End,
Hans Window; 3rd, Olaf Peterson.
Marquis-1st, John Aasmunstad;
2nd, Amos Hale; 3rd, o. P. A. Bor-
stad. :,
Fife-1st, Robert Peterson; End,
O. P. A. Borstad; 3rd, And. Ander-
son.
Barley-1st, Jacob Elgan; End, Jno'
Myers; 3rd, Moses Bail.
Oats-1st, T. A. Haslam; End, Jno'
Lagerouist; 3rd, Hans Window.
Flax-1st, John Aasmunstad; IND
End, Traynor Farm; 3rd T.. d. Ma
loney.
Rye-1st, F. D. Weed; End, Tray
nor Farm; 3rd, J. A. Horn;
Speltz-1st, Leslie Dean.
Vegetables.
Red Potatoes Mrs. c. W. kel
7v: End, Thelin Bros; 3rd, Mrs. G. W.
Kelley. = M
Kelley: End, F. W. Keitzman; srd
F. D. Weed.
j. Arnett.
Peas-1st, Leslie Dean.
Rutabagas-1st, John Hall; End, TT
Totten School; 3rd, I. d. Maioney.
Mangels-1st, VIM. Ulrey; zno
Mrs. C. W. Kelley.
Parsnips Joe DIETRICH.
Millet seed-1st, F. D. Weed; zno
VIM. schnetter; 3rd, J. s. Holhngel
Timothy seed-1st, J. S. Holhnger
End. M. S. Hansen; 3rdn i. d. ma
loney. u.o.
Hubbard squash-1st, John Moos
2nd. Fort Totten school.
PumpHns-1st, Ft. Totten School
End, John Moos. p..,.,,
little Necks-1st, Emma Becker
End, Fort Totten School.
Pie Squash-1st, Fort Totten scnoo
Onions, Red-1st, Fort Totten -
dian School.
Onions, white list, Fort Totten Il