The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-08-30
FAIR EXHIBIT OF
BElTRAMI COUNTY
NEARLY COMPLETED
Large Variety of Grasses, Grains,
Vegetables and Fruits are
Entered.
B. M. GILF AGRICULTURIST.
ANNOUNCES ENTRIES MADE
Exhibit to Be Shipped Immediately !;
County in Line for Prizes, is
Belief.
B. M. GILE AGRICULTURIST,
ANNOUNCES ENTRIES MADE

Inc belLTdml County eAQ1DlL 1OI
the Minnesota State Fair is nearly
completed and it will be shipped to
Hamline Immediately. The exhibit
will be one of the best, considering
the year, that this county has had
and it is believed that the county is
in line for prizes. The exhibit is
composed of grasses, grains, vegeta-
bles, fruits, etc.
B. M. Gile, Bemidji school agri-
culturist, who is in charge of the ex-
hibit, has announced the list of en-
tries. The entries are as follows:
Ralph Ripley, tame strawberries,
wild strawberries; Roy Speck, tim
othy seed, wild gooseberry, flint
corn; J. N. Skrivseth, blueberry, pin
cherry and grass samples; John Har-
ris, red raspberries; Mrs. Harry
Koots, blackberries; E. K Anderson,
blueberries, oats, barley and clover;
Peter Narum, plums, grapes, white
potatoes; John Colburn, watermelon,
muskmelon, citron and squash; Gust
Berg, speltz, grasses, white dent
corn, compass cherries, pumpkin; j..
E. Swenson, tame plums, alfalfa seed,
Northwestern dent seed corn; Robbie
Swenson, fodder corn and Northwest
ern dent corn; George and Eathen
Wilson, wild vetch and alsyke clover;
H. E. Raymod, sunfower, miscellan-
eous seeds, onions, stock carrots, to-
bacco plant.
Hugo Nensel, wild plums, beets and
fodder corn; Herman Eickstad, oats,
alsyke clover: red clover, bronze
grass, hog millet and blue joint; ;,
Charles Ohrberg, Green Mountain po-
tatoes and red top; Clark Pole & Tie
Co., Russell potatoes, English rye
grass, peas, early Ohio potatoes and
beardless barley; Charles Schroeder,
wild plums; Ed Raco, Swedish select
oats, barley alfalfa and King pota-
toes; Loren Coyle, Burbank potatoes
and sorghum; John Smith, potatoes,
winter radishes and white flint corn;
George Miller, winter wheat, barley,
potatoes and corn; J. w. Skinner,
Saum, Is varieties of grasses and two
varieties of potatoes.
John Gilstad, Blackduck, 20 vari-
eties of grass; Herman Fenske, cow
horn turnip and other stock vegeta-
bles, carrots, beets, parsnip, turnip,
cauliflower, cabbage, cucumbers,
sonash, pumpkin. tomatoes, onions,
sweet corn, rhU5arb, Rural New
Yorker potatoes; Alfred Moen, stock
vegetables, beets, cabbage, cauliflow-
er, squash, pumpkin, tomatoes, onions
sweet corn, Rural New Yorker and
Bliss Triumph potatoes; N. r. Reyn-
olds, onions, kafir corn, Feteria, Su-
dan grass, COW peas, velvet bean,
Milo maise, Egyptian wheat, Jeru-
salem corn, celern, tomatoes, white
cucumber, Virginia crag, Niagara
grapes, wild grapes, yellow raspber-
ries, alsac clover seed, squash and
pumpkin.
nine kinds of tomatoes, six kinds Of
onions, citron, egg plant, orka, kale,
endive, parsley, Swiss chard, kohl
rabi, leek, Brussels sprout, peppers,
sweet marjorim, sage, parsnip, pop
corn, plums, hops, blackberries, sweet
corn, six Kinds carrots, beets, acorns,
hazel nuts, Triumph potatoes, Early
Ohio potatoes; Fred Westpahl, Gu
cumbers, parsnip and mangels.
Mrs. Craig, peanuts, orka, garden
huckleberry, sweet basil, sweet ma
joram, sweet fennel, green peas, rad
ish seed, garden lemon, garden peach,
5 kinds string beans; Carl Opsata,
honey; M. Rygg, kinds potatoes;
Utley, endive, turnips and beets;
Harry Bowers, squash; Esther MCGEE,
vegetables in glass; E. H. Winter,
wild grasses; B. M. Gile, wild grasses,
grains, stock vegetables, fruit in
glass and corn; Matt Nolan, pump
kins and watermelon.