Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-01-20

PREMIUM AWARD LIST OF
FARM PRODUCT EXHIBIT
Langdon Provides Handsome List of
Prizes in Farm Product Show
of MiL-Winter Convention
The premium list of awards that
will be offered for exhibits of farm
products at the Cavalier county mid
winter farmers convention to be held
in Langdon on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, February 7th, 9Th and
9th was completed yesterday at noon
by the committee of the commercial
club having this feature of the con-
vention in charge and is given below:
Macaroni Wheat-lst, ton of semi
anthracite coal, by Cavalier County
Lumber Co. End So. 90 in cash, by
the Langdon Elevator Co. 3rd,
auto inner tube, by j. F. Ramage;
4th pair of SITS mitts by s..
Schefter.
Marquis Wheat-lst, $5. 90 in cash,
| by St. Anthony Il Dakota Elevator
Co. !; End, half ton of soft coal,
by Atlas Lumber Co.. 3rd, box of
cigars, by T. B. Hankey; 4th, 10
pounds Of home made sausage, by
M. Liebeler.
Fife Wheat-lst, $500 in cash, by
National Elevator Co. >; End, half a
ton of Miller Creek coal by Farmers
Elevator Co. 3rd, box of cigars,
by the Columbia Hotel; 4th. suit
pressed and cleaned, by j. d.
Roach.
Green Russian Oats-1st, SIS. 90 in
cash, by Citizens State Bank; End,
box of farm stationery, by Forkner
& Groom.
Swedish Select Oats-1st, pair of
$500 shoes, by j. B. Boyd; End,
half ton of Ignite coal, by w A.
Bolton.
All Late Oats-1st, $500 in trade,
by A. Sparkling; End, side o. bacon,
by H. Windemuth.
Flax--lst,$ S a. 90 in trade, Dr. Dono.
van Drug Co. End, pound of tea
and coffee, by A. E. Harrington.
Barley-lst, SIS. 90 in cash, Cavalier
County National Bank; End, So. O(
in credit, by w. R. Opie; Bird,
grain scoop, by E. c. Dedrick; 4th,
:, nost hole auger, by IA. 0. Strom &
I Co.
spe]tz-1st, SO pound sack of f1ou,
by Fred Alpstag; End, halter
valued at 81. SO, by Robert Allison.
Early Ohio Potatoes-lst, set OF
doubletrees, by Hunter & Steven
son; End, $500 in credit at Mire
houses blacksmith shop.
Irish Cobbler Potatoes-lst, SIS. 90 ii
cash by First National Bank; End,
shoeing team in front at McComb'
blacksmith shop.
Potatoes, other varieties-1st, ar
auto speeder, value SIS. 90, by Nc
Lauchlin & Stranger.
Mangels-lst, set of doubletrees by
| Schoenbechler' blacksmith shop
End, complete job worth 81. rs a
| Green's barber shop; 3rd, year.
subscription to Courier-Democrat
A. l. Koehmstedt.
Bundle of Alfalfa-1st, a set of dou
BILE trees by M. Liebeler implement
house; End, years subscription tt
the Cavalier County Republican b,
Forkner & Groom.
Butter-1st, a butter worker, valu,
$500, by Cavalier County Imple
ment Co. End, travelling set, value
$500, by A. o. Wold Co.. 3rd, /:
hand bag, value $4.O0, by H. E.
Close & Co.. 4th, ST.. 90 in cash.
by Neidurt's restaurant; 5th, ID
quart milk pail by Red Front vari
ETY. store. In addition to the abov.
prizes Mr.. John Mahon will pa,
SOC pound for the best crock O.
butter on exhibition.
Loaf of Bread-1st, a ladies waist
value Sc. 90 by A. Schulke; End,
hand bag, value $4.OO by c. A.
Spellman; 3rd, an aluminium coffee
pot by D. G. Mcdonald; 4th, a 10
pound fruit cake by E. Schadwink
el's bakery; 5th, a box of candy b,
Ober Bros.
LETTER FROM MRS. HOLLAND