The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-08-24
WINNERS IN
FLOWER AND YECE.
TABLE CONTEST
First Show Comes to Successful End
Public Awards Meeting Early in
September Announced.

The Flower and Vegetable Show
came to a satisfactory conclusion Fri
dav evening. The next event in the
CITY Beautifying line will be the Pub
lie Awards meeting in early Septem-
her when the prize winners will be
presented with the money they have
won. Four of the prize winners, two
of them members of the executive
committee, will turn their prizes back
to the treasury of the League to be
used to further it's work. The four
are Mrs. C. B. Davis, Mrs. J. H. Vein
rebe, Mrs. Towner and Mrs. John
Lewis. ;,
At the Public Awards meeting the
silver loving cup offered by Mr.. Hol-
bein and the prizes won in the rear
ward contest will also be presented.
Until the views of the prize winning
properties are shown on the screen,
no one, not even the winners them
selves, will know. to whom the prizes
are to go. =,
Flower and Vegetable show follows:
Gardens as Whole.
First prize, Fred Ernst; second
prize, Maurice Kelso; third prize, Earl
Holiness; honorable mention, Sunda
Drungstroudt, Margaret Dickinson,
Leland Bonniwell, Muriel Ericsson,
Donald Francis, David Hovey, Goldie
Irving, Rogna Tieberg, Malcolm Nc
Koane, James Newlove, Lewis Payne,
George Prehm, Gilbert Sayres, Kath-
leen Hutchinson, Edward Zillocher,
Ophelia Thomson, Kenneth White,
Mrs. J. H. Weinrebe, Francis Kells,
Raymond Zlevor.
Vegetable Exhibits.
Green String Beans-David Hovey,
1st: James Newlove, End. -,
Yellow String Beans-Mrs. A. Botz,
1st, Howard Zolliver, End. =,
Beets 49, David Hovey, 1st, L. N.
cabbage-r. N. Void, 1st; A. G..
Crane, End. -, !.
Carrots-Rev. Hunter, 1st; Jas.
Rasmussen, End.
Cauliflower-Chas. Vincent, 1st;
Mrs. Raymond Cornell, End. ,
Corn-David Hovey, 1st; Edith
Sayres, End.
Cucumbers-David Hovey, 1st; Mrs.
]. H. Weinrebe, End:
Kohl-rabi--Chas. Vincent, 1st; Fred
Ernst, End. u
Potatoes Hunter, 1st; Mrs.
Lizzie Rasmussen, End.
Rutabagas-Elvin Hovey, 1st; Rev.
Hunter, End.
Turnips-Normal School, 1st; Mrs.
A. Bell, End.
Ripe Tomatoes--Mrs. VIM. McHugh,
1st; no second.
Green Tomatoes-James Newlove,
1st: Mrs. Bert Plowman, End.
Radishes-Mrs. VIM. McHugh, lst;
Chas. Vincent, End.
Lettuce-Mrs. Bert Plowman, lst;
Rest Collection-Mrs. C. B. Davis,
1st: Fred Ernst, End; Mrs. Phil N.Y.
Special Prizes in Vegetables-Mrs.
Walker, Elizabeth Carroll, Mrs: King
Mrs. Edna Wilson, Lewis Payne,
Lalye McKoane, Mrs. Sheridan.
Flower Exhibits-Children Only.
Pansies-Rodger Davis, 1st; Chas.
Vincent, End.
Phlox-Oiiver eleven, 1st; Robert
Anderson, End.
Nasturtiums - Robert Anderson,
LIST: Irving, Peterson, End.
Ornamental Sunfowers-Chas. Vim
cent, 1st; no second. :,
Sweet Peas-Dorothy Carroll, 1st;
Howard Zoelliver, End.
Asters-James Newlove, 1st; Oliver
eleven, End.
Calliopsis-Floyd Crandall, 1st; no
second.
Petunias - Chas. Vincent, 1st; no
second.
Annual Pinks-Robert Anderson,
1st; no second.
Zinnias--Bernice Hopkins 1st; VIM
Vandersluis, End.
Best Collection-James Newlove,
lst; Robert Anderson, End; Irving
Special Prizes-Model School, 1st;
Normal School, End.
Adults Collection = Mrs. Towner,
1st: Mrs. Lewis, End; Mrs. Myers, 3rd,
Mrs. Hanson, 4th.
Adults Single Varieties---Mr. Du-
Vail. 1st; Mrs. Wetch, End; Mrs. Lam
bset, 3rd, Mrs. Sibbald, 4th.
Resolutions.
Whereas, the City Beautifying
League and the executive committee
thereof desire to express their appre-
siation to those who have assisted in
making successful the Flower and
Vegetable Exhibition, be it therefore
Resolved
1. That we express to the members
Of the Elks Lodge out lasting graft
tude for their kindness and courtesy
in granting the League the use of
their beautiful home for the exhibit
tion, and our entire appreciation o.
their generosity in depriving them.
selves for so considerable time of
it's enjoyment that the purposes of the
League might be fulfilled. No more
Harmonious setting for the displays
could have been desired, and the COM
forts, luxuries and privileges of the
reception rooms added immeasurably
to the pleasure of the visitors, and to
the success of the undertaking.
2. That we tender to Mr.. E. L..
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