The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-01-21
PREMIUM LIST MID
WINTER FAIR JAN. 25-6

Management.
General Manager and General Sec
retary-D. S. Hollenga.
Superintendent:
Grains-Hilmar Benno.
Corn-W. A. Peck.
Vegetables-Ed Nelson.
Industrial Display Booths. F.
Mcclure.
Womans Department Committee
Mrs. o. R. Brown, Mrs. F. Trumble,
Mrs. John Lee.
Dairy Products, Canned Vegetables,
Baking Etc.-Mrs. Alfred A. Leger.
Woman's Program-Mrs. O. R..
Brown.
Womans Needlework and Fancy
Work-Mrs. l.. Corey.
Cows and Hogs-I. R. Pence.
Poultry-M. E. Begley.
Boys School and Short Course-W.
A. Peck.
High School Exhibit-W. w. Mitch
ell.
Decorations-R. B. Stacy-Judd.
Entertainment and Advertising-D.
S. Hollenga.
Horses-Dr. E. J. Walsh.
General Information.
The Mid-winter Fair, held under the
auspices of the Minot Association of
Commerce, will consist Of competitive
farmers exhibits for cash or mer-
chandise prizes and also of booths for
the purpose of advertising commercial
enterprises; the latter ones at the ex-
pense of the exhibitor.
There will be no admission charged
to the exhibits.
A short course will be held for the
farmer boys.
Rules and Regulations.
The exhibits remain the property OF
the exhibitor, but must not be removed
from the building until p m. OF 'he
3Oth day of January, 1915. .,
All exhibits must be entered py U
clock P M. January rs, 1918.
All farm exhibits must be grown or
produced by the exhibitors during the
year 1914, otherwise they Will ho' oe
| Each entry must bear a tag snoWins
number, lot and class to correspond Win
| that in the entry record BOOK.
A sample must be PROVIDED lor eao'
The MANAGEMENT although not respon-
sible for any damage caused by N nre - OF
otherwise, will take e., an x hGGGssars pro-
XII articles for display from outside
must be sent prepaid to the general man
ager. -, .a.oa hab;nd
closed doors and the judges shall IN no
way be acquainted with the names Oh Inc
Ribbon prizes unless otherwise deter ter
ed when there is competition.
All perishable articles must De pc, re.
moved by p. m. January 30tn or VIII ne
sold at auction or disposed u III eo''o
Address all communications to Minot
Mid Winter Fair. D. S. Hollenga, Generai
Manager PREMIUM LIST.
NOTE-In the following Department.,
prizes are offered on each separate
''e'" Class A-arain Seeds.
wheatHFife except Marduis), Blue
Stem, Macaroni or Durum, Mar4 EaiG
oats, BARLEY speltz;; ea Hye N Eiay Beams
feaS, Ndvy. tA'' No>'
(round)' st Aif fRfzE 81; End Soc ~
Timothy, Western Rye Grass 0roii1e
Grass. a-...s
1Bundie not less than inches in diame-
ter under heads.)
1st PRIZE 81; End soc.
Wheat, any variety; oats, any Vaile-
~. Farley, any variety; Rye, Flax, Tim
o ot Alfalfa, Bronze Grass, Field Peas.
0'"'' Class C-Corn-Ten Ears.
LIST PRIZE $40; End 81; Bird 80; Atm w.
5th 81.
Northwestern Dent.
ist PR1ZE IS; End 50; 3rd 81.
ANY variety Yellow Dent
ANY variety White Dent.
Dakota White Flint.
Yellow Flint.
Squaw or Calico.
collectiye display, except potatoes, LIST
p''"e "' Potatoes-lo samples.
1st PRIZE SO; End 81; 3rd II.
Early Ohio.
White variety.
fs 1st PRizE s., End soc: srd Csc.
Rutabagas, Turnips, Squash, Beets'
Cabbage Carrots Silage.
Class E-Oaixy Products.
list PRIZE So; End 81; 3rd 81; Atm 5oc'
Butter lbs. prints wrapped.
Butter S lb. jar.
list PRIZE 81; End soc.
oo''1 W9oMAN;s DEPART1kENT.
AL articles must be made and Owned