The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-07
Boys and Girls Work
Judged Here Saturday

was held in Valley City Saturday, the
exhibition being held in the city hall
at which there was large attendanee.
The results of the labors Of the boys
and girls for the season we're brought
in. The sweepstake winners will 60
to Fargo to the boys and girls insH
tute at the Agricultural college. Boys
and birls from all over the county ana
state will be there Dec. IL to Is. In
stitute work has been prepared for
them in stock judging, the study AZ
trees and shrubs alfalfa, corn and red-
Urinary work for the boys. For Ehe
girls there will be bread making, can~
ming, sewing, home decorating, ETC.,
and the faculty of the Agricultural
college will give talk on these varf
Gus lines.
Those who go from Barnes county
will be:
Edwin Gangestad, District 81. best
ten ears Of corn.
Leonard Stephan, Sanborn, pofar
toes.
Lillian Johnson, District 80. Raritan
township, bread.
Mabel Kvisler, District S, butter.
Viola SOwden, Baldwin townahiR.
canning.
Dorothy Tucker, Sanborn, sewing
William Velure, Hastings. largest
amount Of corn to the acre.
Mabel Sorrenson, Hobart toVn1hiR,
poultry
The following is the full list Of wiz
ners in the contests:
Corn-Northwestern Dent.
Edwin Gangestad, Dist. 81, first. trip
to Fargo; William Velure, Dist. 81, see-
ond, 81.
Corn-other Dents
Paul Torgerson, Dist. l, first, 81
Russell Cox, Dist. 81, second, 81: Sig
rud Anderson, third, 81; Arnold We
lure. Dist 81, fourth, SOC.
Corn-FIint
Henry Eggers, Dist. 20, first, s.
Potatoes-Early
Leonard Stephen, Dist S, first, TIP
, to Fargo; Albert Gudmestad, Dist. 3,
second, 81; Palmer Velure, Dist. 81.
third, 75c.
Potatoes-late
Frank Zaun, Dist. 81, first, 81.
Bread
Lillian Johnson, Dist. 80, first. 1ip
| to Fargo.
Viola SoWden, Dist. 81, first, Ir1E
to Fargo; Mabel Kvislen, Dist. 5, Sec
end, ST. Pauline Monsoon, Dist 1D, thir6
75c
Canning
| Viola SoWden, Dist 81, first, trip t.
Fargo; Gertrude Stephan, Dist. 5: sec
ond, 81; Dorothy Tucker, Dist. 5, third
sc.
Dorothy Tucker, Dist 5, first, trip t.
| Fargo; Maria Murphy, Dist 5, second.
| 81; Lillian Johnson, Dist. IS, third, Use
Poultry
Mabel Sorrenson, Dist. 9, first, trip
to Fargo; Marguerite GudmeStad,
Dist. 9, second, 81; Raymond Gudme-
stad, Dist. 9, third, Use.
Corn Smelling Contest
First, Miles Stillings, Green town
ship consolidated school; second.
Henry Bruins, Noltimier township coz
solidated school; third Oscar Morten-
son, Ashtabula, Dist. 80.
Sewing en- Buttons
First, Olga Bake, Hastings; second,
Lillian Johnson, Raritan consolidated
school, Dist 80; third, Marguerite Gu4
mestad, Dist. 9.
Bread SIieinQ Contest
First, Elga Foien, Hastings; second
Pauline Monson, Dist. 70.
Corn Relay Race
Four boys composed a team Teams
entered from Green township, Motif
mier township and Ashtabula. They
won in the order named.
Potato Race
carrying potato on spoon}-Ffxst
Albert Gudmestad, Hobart; second Ed
win Anderson Ashtabula; third,
Sigurd Lasseson, Hobart
The potato pairing contest by kfx
boys made an interesting feature
Saturday was altogether big day
for those who have entered the indHs~
trial contests, and the meeting was q
most interesting one. The singing for
the contest was led by Mrs. w. r.
Craswell Of this city, and was greatly
enjoyed. .<
County Superintendent of Schools
Miss Minnie Nielson will accompany
the boys and girls to Fargo on the
above named dates to attend the instf
fNte