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Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-20
GOPHER BOXER
ITO BOX MORRIS
Fsed Fulton Will Battle Okla
shoman IN Manhattan on April
~ 10, is Report.

Fred Fulton ana Carl Norris have
been matched to meet at the Man
haitian A. C.. In New York on April
I'd, to settle tho much discussed argu-
mont a. to which is the better man.
Fulton was inclined to sidetrack both
Morris and Moran, and in order to
force him into a meeting Moran and
Morris agreed to box for the privilege
Of besetting Fulton's heels. That did
Browne did not secure Madison
Square Garden as he had contemplat-
ed The match naturally fell through.
Several other bouts that Fulton
had In mind also went down stream
with Grant Huge Browne. firing Of
inactivity, Fulton consented to. meet
Morris whom the match was offered.
The battle will be the second be-
tween Fulton and Morris. Their pre-
vious mestlng was at Hudson when
Fulton was raw recruit in the heavy
weight division. OF that scrap there is
little said in the record books. AS a
matter Of fact 1t was one Of the early
smudges on Fulton's career. 1t was a
technical knockout in favor Of Nor
rts. Fulton, apparently without being
hit took tho count while on one knee.
His friends and hackers have ex-
cused him for that error on the
ground that no was grcen and excited
over being against one Of the then
recognized leaders IN the heavyweight
class. Tho April 10 bout will be an
opportunity for Fulton to wipe out
that blot on his escutcheon.
Since that time, in 1914. Fulton has
taken his position on the upper crust
OF the championship challenger pie.
He will no doubt have some slight
memory Of that old Hudson affair
still ranking in his skull when tl:e
ConS rings for tho bout. All Of which
bodcs no good for the Oklahoman.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-20
LEVINSKY ARRIVES
ON SCENE OF BATTLE

Minneapolis. March 2o.-Battling
Levinsky. Tom Gibbons rival for a
10 round bout at the St. Paul audi
torium next Friday night, arrived in
Minneapolis shortly before noon to-
day and planned to work out this af-
ternoon at Potts gymnasium. Gibx
bons, who worked here yesterday, was
slated to take his boxing in a st. Paul
gymnasium today. Levinsky was due
to arrive at 1880 a. m. but his train
was delayed. Promoter John Kirk an
nounces tho ticket sale Is f&r heavier
than for the Miske-Levinsky battIe.
Billy Miske. returned home to St.
Paul today from New York ana Will
not be able to hght for a month or
two. Miske has bad hand, which
has been injured several times. He
hurt 1t the last time training in Now
York.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-20

Grand Duke Nicholas. idol Of the
Russian army and ranked as Russia's
master strategist, looms up as the big
military figure Of the hour in the en-
pire which has Just witnessed a sue
cessful and almost bloodless revolu-
ton, and the abdication Of its en-
peror.
Tho relinquishment of the throne
by Nicholas II automatically depriv-
ed him OF his rank as commander-in-
chief of the Russian armies. The
Romano6 dynasty will figure in Rus
sian politics no more.
Thus the nation. the Petrograd dis
patches indicate, is turning to its
most tried and trusted military lead
or. Grand Duke Nicholas is reported
to have arrived at the capital. and
the probability 10 pointed to that he
will take command Of the troops.
At the opening of the war Grand
Duke Nicholas was appointed COM
mander-in-chief of the Russian ar.
mics. He quickly came into world
wide prominence by his series Of VIC
tories against the Austrians in Ca
licia during the summer Of 1914,
which made him the popular hero Of
the Russians and one Of the great
figures Of tho war.
Even the great Austro-German
drive in tho following summer hardly
lessened his prestige. although the
Russians were forced back all along
the front. losing most Of Galicia, all
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-20

diversions in the Manitoba me-
tropolis, and he promises to bring to
Grand Forks many interesting facts
and figures relative to the benefits
derived from outdoor exercising.
The Winnipeg commissioner visited
Grand Forks last January, when pro-
noting the Red River dog derby
which he managed. At that time he
became interested in the city and
took special note Of the present park
Ing system. His wide experience has
trained him to quickly devise meth
DDS for improvement and as he has
made special study of Grand Forks,
1t is expected that he will offer many
important suggestions. which may
easily and economically be adopted.
Mr.. Morrison is an ardent advocate
OF recreative sports. operated by the
municipality. but he also supports
every form Of sport, being a f1rm
believer In the benefits derived from
participation in athletics.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-20
BIG GAIN FOR
UNITED STATES
BY COURT RULE
Full Power for Government
to Prevent Strikes Con-
tanned in Decision.

New" York. March 2o.-Full power
by the government through congress
to prevent railroad strikes, in the
opinion Of the railroad offlcials as ex-
pressed today, is the country's chief
gain from the decision by the United
States supreme court yesterday up
holding the Adamson act.
An official spokesman for the ma
tional conference committee of rail-
road managers authorized the follow
ing statement:
The opinion as read by Chief Jus
tice White makes it plain that em-
ployes of interstate carriers, because
of the public character of the rail-
roads, are affected with a public in
terest and that they have no more
right to strike and tie up the COM
merce of the country than have SOL
diers and sailors
The same idea was expressed by
President Wilson in public speech
he made at Shadow Lawn during the
campaign, when he said: America
is never going to say to any individual
you must work whether you want
to or not" but it is privileged to say
to an organization Of persons. you
must not interrupt the national life
without consulting us.'''
The husband who is outspoken with
his wife often is also outtalked.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-20
n. D. GEOCRAPHERS
SEEK IMPROVEMENT
Prof. Simpson Edits Bulletin in Inter.
est OF National Council OF
Geography Teachers.

There IN a remarkable awakening
Of interest In better geography teach
ing in the schools Of America. and
the North Dakota Council Of
Geography te.chefs1 has issued a bull
letin, edited by Professor H. e.
Simpson Of the department OF geology
Of the University OF North Dakota in
behalf Of the needed Improvement.
The movement IL q national one
which was begun in 1914 and is
known as the National Council of
Geography TeAchof1. It is tho plan
to have the National Council made
up of representatives from each state.
These representatives are in turn ex-
pected to form a. state council COM
posed Of the leaders Of geosrapay
In their respective states. The chief
purpose Of the state councils is to
promote the better teaching Of
geography. The bulletin published
BY the North Dakota council contains
much valuable Information for the
use ofsgeography teachers and many
good 1uxGsstton110&;t the impfOyenlcnt
OF th9 teachinE 6fss4his subject which
seems at presenf 20 little understood.
This bulletin win 6s sent to ali teach.
ers N the state Interested in the
work.
The leaders Of this work in North
Dakota are Miss Laura Perrine, VAL
ley City: J. e. SwitSer. Valley City:
Miss Hulda Winsted. Minot, and Pro-
fessor H. e. Simpson. University of
North Dakota.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-20

Williston-A. W. Cacaden. repre-
sentative Of the Marshall Oil Co.. was
badly injured when q team he was
drivine. made q mad dash. His head
was badly cut and several stitches
were required to close up the wounds.
Bowman-The Bowman CONNER
cial club ia completing the orgaoisa-
ton Of stock company Of farmers
and business men Of Bowman to erect
about 200 miles Of telephone line to-
ward the Camp Crook and Buffalo
South Dakota territory. Already
enough stock has been voluntarily
subscribed to carry the construction
to the state limo on the south.
crosby-At . Joint meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Crosby Milling
company and the Farmers Co-opera-
tive elevator held in this city. tho
proposition Of dissolving the old COM
panies and forming now concern
met with favor and action will be
taken in the near future.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-20
FLICKERTAlS

Sherwood-Commiss Of this
county are making an effort to obtain
share of the fund provided by leg
islature for the improvement Of roads
in the state. A great deal Of road
work will be carried on in this county
during the year.
Minot-while on a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. c. f. Truax Of this
city. Mrs. Catherine Carter Of Brook
bank, N. D., died. The funeral will
be held In this city.
Minot-J. B. Iverson. wanted in
Mountrail county to answer to a
charge of embAzzlement, was taken to
Stanley by Sheriff H. ]. Slaughter Of
Mountrail county. Iverson was em-
ployed as Great Northern station
agent here.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-20
WOMEN MAY BE
ENLISTED FOR
SHORE DEFENSE
Orders Issued to Naval
Corn1nandants to be Ready
to Recruit Them.

Washington, March 20.-secretary
Daniels today ordered naval COM
mandants at shore stations and all
recruiting officers to be prepared to
enlist women in the actual naval SER
vice in case Of emergency.
The Judge advocate general has
ruled that women can be enlisted un-
der the laws regulating recruiting.
While It is not intended to place
women aboard ships they may be
utilized for shore duty in connection
with coast defense.
Grades corresponding to the yeo-
man class will be given to those quail
flying az stenographers, clerks. typ
lists. or similar positions. Training in
camps. q number of which have been
organized, under the auspices of the
navy league, also will be recognized
by naval officials as factor in choos-
Ing the women recruits Another
grade Of work for which they may be
designated is that Of radio telegraphy
and other communication divisions.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-20
SPORT GOSSIP

Promoters who are tired Of watch
ing the same old faces perform in the
welterweight division and would like
to see a fresh one step in and give a
good account Of himself should take Q
peek at ''Reb" Russell Of Chicago. He
Is Just getting started professionally
and he Is whirlwind and his punch
ing ability IL there. The man who
beats him can claim to be the best
146-pounder in Chicago.
Billy Miske is q second Joe
Choynski. II the ardent praise being
bestowed upon the St. Paul battler
by veterans of the ring game is to be
taken at face. value. Here is what
John Dunn, matchmaker Of the
Broadway Sporting club has to say
Of him:
HE is built like choynski and he
has a splenedid left hand. His foot
work is good, in spite Of the fact that
he doesn't do much side-stepping. He
Is always in and out and his crouch.
when he wants to assume 1t, ID
baffling and makes him a hard target
to hit. His right cross follows his left
Jab like q flash, but 1t is. not g. "kayo''
punch, because he stops It too soon.
He's some mixer and when he Reta
stung he's some bear-cat, believe me-
Which may account for the fact
that Miske Is finding it hard to eet
matches and is compelled to take on
men much bigger than himself rather
than remain idle.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-20
A. R. MORRISON
TO SPEAK HERE
ON MARCH 27TH
Commissioner of Recreation
From Winnipeg Will
Visit Grand Forks.

A. r. Morrison. commissioner of
public recreation of Winnipeg, Man,
will be the guest of honor at dinner
to be served in the Commercial club
rooms on Tuesday, March q, ac-
cording to an announcement made
yesterday by Secretary c. w. Graves.
For several years Mr.. Morrison has
been at the head Of the park system
in promoting municipality recreative
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-20
SPORTING NEWS

quet and to elect a captain for next
year. The choice Of a leader appar-
emily lies between Pudge Wyman and
Rondy Gillen.
Players who, will be present at the
banquet are Captain Douglass, Gillen,
Stadsvold. Wyman, Kingsley, Part
ridge, Timberlake, Oswald. Ostby,
Kuhrmeyer and Kennedy. Kingsley.
Wyman and Gillen will be back In
the game next year.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-20
GOPHER ATHLETES
TO ELECT CAPTAIN

Minneapolis, March 2o,-Members
OF the Minnesota basketball team and
substitutes will gather at tho Minne-
apohs Athletic club tonight for q ban
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-20

TO Cure q Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Qu1N1NE
tablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
and work off the Cold. Drugsists refund
money lift fails to cure. e. W. Groves
signature 10 On each boz. Is cents.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-20

Much education is. only sheepskin
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-20

The husband who is outspoken Wit
his wife often is also outtalked.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-07-26
3S8-William Conrad, Minot

1423-Carl j. Johansen, Donnybrook.
245S-Harry Fl. White, Berthold.
171G-William c. Wehmhoefer, Minot.
773-Herbert G. Rice, Minot.
| 60S-Sever X. Alfstad, Minot.
| 406-Adolph E. Scheidegger, Minot.
25O2-IIarl j. Pulver Baden.
| 519-Jesse w. Eastwood, Minot
1730-John Loss, Minot.
25-Willard Lacount Minot.
| 392--FIpderick Quigley, Minot.
| 20S1-Henry Patrenech, Burlington.
! SS9-Oscar Marks, Minot.
! 3S3--Benjamin D. Fleet, Mnot.
1166--Edward p. Donovan, Stevenson.
1712--Vern J. Waner Ryder.
21SG-Peter Schopp, Sawyer
| 5SS-Orvlle II. Pries Minot.
3O99-William Fl. O'Hara, Niobe.
2591-Philip Hollock, Kenmare.
S56-Mil1e Steve, Minot.
| 705-Samuel A. Ordahl, Minot.
1346-Gustave j. Johnson, Des Laos
2S35-Earl A. Tuller, Sawyer.
2263-Michael Erdmann, Sawyer.
2053-Samuel M. Weaver Burlington.
2051-Andrew Worton, Dunseith.
1957-William e. Nowsky, Minot.
3107-Gustave Midland, Minot.
576--William Clifford, Minot.
2023-George w. Benson, Sawyer.
2566-Wilhelm Roberg, Kenaston.
2922-Fred j. Amman, Foxholm
944-Gilbert Johnson, Minot.
1S66-Andrew f. Bremerthou. Salvon
| Norway.
2937-Bert Clementich, Foxholm
1S0S-Paul J. Burns. Surrey.
| 1943-Thomas N. Haugen, Sawyer.
1677-Nels Remme, Ryder.
2941-Magnus Sorenson, Foxholm.
27O6-Elmer J. Jordahl, Des Laos.
122-Harry L. Turner, Minot.
| 17S3-F'rank TT. Ehr, Minot.
| 642--Irvin G. Hanson, Minot.
| 939-Fred Fl. LucoNe, Minot.
1639-Roy d. McCammon, Berthold.
222-Anton Kochansuk, Minot.
2SG4--Olaf Hammere, Des Laos.
1715-Ernest A. Hoelscher Minot.
| 906-Vernon l.. Boyer, Minot.
1337-Walter c. McRoe, Douglas.
2226-George G. HORNE, Max.
700--Luther S. McGahan, Minot.
1250-Nels Lyste, Makoti.
1195-John p PRONG, Minot
240G-Alfred G. Berg, Carpio.
297-Harold e. Newcomb, Minot.
321-Alfred Unwin. Minot.
736-Ralph e. Hubbard, Minot.
: 2994-Richard l.. Harmon, Foxholm.
162S-Harry T.. Hanna, Berthold.
2611-Eugene A. Jones, Kenmare.
3043-Elmer B. Dokken, Berthold.
2S53-Martin w. Skara, Minot.
707-George Hutchinson, Minot.
2559-Earl Lowering, Aurelia.
1425-Nels B. Jorgenson, Kenmare.
1002-George r. Walker, Minot
29S7-Fred M. Peterson, Berthold
1151-Andrew J. Lair, Minot
1101-Louis G. Nakich, Minot.
| 002-Carl Reese, Minot.
368-Thomas A. Ramsey, Minot.
| 974-Oscar M. Holden, Lowery, Mimi.
| 169S-Paul II. Schliemann, Makoti.
320-Henry Greenwood Minot.
| 950-Arthur S. oliver, Minot.
| 926-Charles T.. Henderson, Minot.
follower M. Touring, Minneapolis.
2S27-Benjamin r. Klimpel, Sawyer
1S57-Hans Orbeck, Surrey.
| 919--Andrew Ford, Minot
| 656--Albert Reynolds, Minot
1912-Arthur G. Hudtloff, Glenburn.
2476-David H. Osgood, Donnybrook
1339-Edwin NJ Anderson, Minot.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-07-26
637-Steve Babic, Minot.
675-Otto Dobinski, Makoti.
Field. Aneta.

637-Steve Babic, Minot.
1675-Otto Dobinski, Makoti
2S7O-Albert Field, Aneta.
2024-Floyd Tofflemire, Norwich.
360-Frederick T. Thomas, Minot.
1657--Edward Bland, Berthold
2O55-Richard Williams, Des Laos.
1217-Clarence Nyre, Carpio.
571-Jay e. Buchanan, Minot.
1S73-Mike Liston, FoXholm.
4SS-Herman Lendroth, Minot
1543--Lyle p. Cunningham, Kenmare
2102-Warren r Durbin, Burlington
2955-George I. Swab, Berthold.
704-Frank B. Ball, Minot.
72-Arthur A. Nelson, Minot.
1O53-Newell r. Olson, Minot.
1S96--W. V. Appel. Glenburn
17O9-Henry d. J. Brimkow, Makoti.
356-Leo B. Howard, Minot.
112-George Brue1s, Minot.
1O67-Rudolph Geschevesky, Minot.
2590-Oscar w. Nordstrom, Norma.
3077-Joseph Laumb, Montevideo, MINI
z082-Edward L. Marchinni Burlington
2116-Oliver M. Herlie, Burlington.
Izs-Charles M. Foy, Minot
679-William G. Anderson, Minot
S05-Arthur H. Eick, Minot.
N-Albert Erickson, Mlnot.
2s2s-Jos. J. Miller, Plaza.
S0o-Guy Z. Almy, Minot.
1981-Jack Sorenson, Minot.
1617-Sigurd Hendrickson, Berthold.
2303--Kjetil Lunde, Douglas
363-Melvin e. Daily, Minot
2421-Joseph M. Erickson, Donnybrook.
1as7-Louis M. Resler, Ryder.
3O06-Walter j. Axlen, Lone Tree.
1142-Paul z. Savay, Minot.
2495-Christian Larson, Coulee.
243s-Alvin Larson, Donnybrook.
1765-James w. Rhodes, Minot.
Oscar o. Cook, Minot.
2796--Kava Fomiak, Ryder
2167-Wesley B. Jensen, Velva.
327-Charles Lowe, Minot.
31OS-Samuel c. Wackery, Powoki, Alta.
Canada.
.653-Martin L. Jessen, Kenmare.
.765-Arthur Peterson, Grelland.
664-Samuel e. Dazell, Minot.
93-John Luyben, Minot.
144s-sven Langsjoen, Kenmare.
1722--Joe Kilian, Minot.
S57-Arthur M. Spaulding, Minot
1557-Iver Lee, Kenmare.
2Ss3-Norval r. Merrick Minot
1744-Karl H. A. GEM, Stewart, MINI.
1112-Edward r. Leeback, Minot.
2462-Clarence r. Hettinger, Berthold.
2516-Chester Engeberg, Kenmare.
345-Frederick r. Holden, Minot.
3o91-Randall J. Larson, Minot.
1595-Jim Kivetos, Berthold.
21S4--Franl1 J. Fix, Sawyer
1355-George Kouschur, Des Laos.
103-Thomas p. Anderson, Minot.
2lS6-Albert Peasley, Max.
2752-Prince l.. Tribob, Makoti.
1b85-Freder II. A. Schomberg. Der
thold.
1sl2-John c. Lester, Glenburn.
1221-Hesto L. Mason, Carpio.
1102-Gaylor M. Germany Minot.
1e25-Pete Vlahictic, Berthold.
1565-Leonard Beckstrom, Kenmare
556-Jesse Fl. Daily, Minot.
21O9-Alfred M. Larson, Burlington.
154-Harry r. Constantine, Minot
1281--Lawrence e. Logerghan Ryder.
51-LeRoy e. Winnie, Minot.
717-Tokutaro N. Slocum, Minot.
1057-Joseph Miller, Shenandoah, Pa.
1256-Gilbert Thompson, Makoti.
1o73-Ward S. Johnson, Minot.
so-Paul s. Boden, Minot.
1s9--Earl S. Buchanan, Minot.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-07-26
2405-Adolph. Funk, FoXholm

| 2405--Adolph. Funk, Foxho1m
| S14-Marvin A. Northrup, Minot.
1175-William Mahoney, Minot.
| 1070-Christan Nelson, Minot.
| 73S--Ernest M. Thompson.
11G7--Arbor ]. Egermeieer, Minot.
| 2652-Peter p Alderman, Kenmare.
| 1097--Roy T. Sprague, Pingree
| 1191-Sokano Niyayuou, Minot.
| 1234-William e. Upton, Makoti.
17S1-Wiliam f. Vollmer. Minot.
13G0-Clinton G. Edgar, Des Laos.
| S4S-Hachza Miyazaki, Minot
2323--Matt N. Lies, Douglas.
! 111S-Eidgar DOugherty, Minot.
293S-John c. Mcdonald, Richmond, Va.
121-Svenke K. Svenkson, Minot
2536-Bruno NJ. Czarmetzki, Donnybrook.
221-Austin Hedalh, Minot.
2655--Anton ID. Alderman, Kenmare.
30SO-Harry Andres, Mnot.
1537--Walter Smith, Kenmare
! 254S-Ellott Hall, Donnybrook.
| 1474-Joseph A. Oakley Kenmare.
1414-Sidney Kirklie. Donnybrook.
| 22S3-Rudolph e. Renfandt Benedict.
! 230O-Ralph G. Gilbert Douglas.
! 2732--Mike J. Dovich, Makoti.
| 1616-John Hanson, Berthold.
| 292-Melvin Lumby, Minot
2557--Lynn r. Horton, Aurelia.
3092-Fred Lypka. Burlington
1205--Ira c. Berg Carpio.
! 22S6-Even Ronningen. Max.
| 26S9--Herman l.. Westlake, Kenmare.
! 2370--Harold A. Mcintosh Des Laos.
2152--Andrew Fl. Freund Glenburn.
1510-Christian Jensen, Kenmare.
1O91-Carl NJ. Dollar, Minot.
2139-Carl II. Severson, Minot.'
470--Oscar Vestum, Minot.
| 312-Torgie M. Olson, Minot.
! 29S4-Theodore E. I<rog, Plaza
! 2693-Clarence Main. Plaza.
15O7-Thomas r. Clark, Kenmare
1729--Christ w. Linnertz, Minot.
2953-Clarence j. Ahern, Berthold.
1626-Carl Gustafson Berthold.
12S4-Albert Heidi, Ryder.
9O-Bertel Jacobson, Minot.
191--Elmer Christopherson, Minot.
243O-Henry M. Bland, Aurelia.
2204-Peter Bachtold. Sawyer.
2646-Alvin A. Granlund. Tompkins,
Canada.
| 477-Lee Brundage Minot.
| 11S7-Olaf O. Sather, Minneapolis.
2S71-Grover II. Foster, Minot.
117O--Paul H. Dahl, Minot.
753--Fred Hart, Minot.
215S--William r. White, Wolseth.
! 130--Everett A. Marselus. Minot.
| S5S--Axil Larson Minot.
2546--Napolion ]. Dupul, Aurelia.
| 1996--Ola TullafsOn. brady.
| 16S-Wilford K Smith, Minot.
1023--Robert S. Stephens, Minot.
1932-Julian Oversee, Logan.
1774-Carl A. Wallin, Minot.
424-John Jerome, Minot
S40--Clarence Olson, Minot
| 1347-Foster L. Gronnger, Des Laos.
25S5-Michael T. WILSON, Remission.
1511--Walter G. Wegner Kenmare.
2S15-Charles T. Booth, Sawyer.
2845-Floyd Barnum, Sawyer.
2279--Alexander Bartoshevich, Max.
2234--Henry Hanson, Minot.
2213-Henry l. Turner, Sawyer
| 657-Ingomar M. Oseth, Minot.
| 19O5-Edward M. Kurtz, Newport, Pa.
| 175-William A. Mulroy, Minot.
2147-Marion B. Skappel, Wolseth.
3OS5-Clement l.. Charlebois, Minot.
| 300--Leonard T.. Larson, Minot
| 27S---Royal Cavanaugh, Minot
| 2177-O. Martin Skulstad, Velva.
| 2432--John Nelson, Donnybrook.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-20
CATTLE AWARDS

Additional awards for cattle at the
state fair follow:
Holstein- Friesian.
List of Exhibitors:
North Dakota Exp. Station, Ag.
College, Fargo, N. D.
M. L. Enright, East Grand Forks,
MINI.
Mayo Wood Farms, Rochester,
J. D. Bacon, Grand Forks, N. D.
A. Devine & Son, Mapleton, N. D.
The Grosvenor Farms, Casselton, N.
D.
Bull 3 years old or over-First,
haywood Farm, on Johanna Ondine
Grahamholm Lad, 125O49; second, M.
I. Enright, on Sir Pistertje Ormsley
Mercedes 41st -; third, G%rosvenor
Bull 2 years old and under s--First,
J. D. Bacon on Uneeda Korndyke
Daisy. 187910.
Bull over 1 year and under First,
J. D. Bacon on Lilac Hedge Fay. Col
antha Zubred 28580; second, A. A.
Devine & Son on Sir Korndyke Orns-
by Heweld End, 1853.
Bull Sr. calf-First, Mayowood
Farm, on Johanna Ondine Olinda Lad
20S3O4; second, M. L. Enright, on
Edenvale Snowfall Pietrtje 1s95os;
Ondine Lad 2Os3O4: fourth. Mayo
wood Farm, on Johanna Aggie Pie
terrific Lad 198705.
Bull Jr. calf-First, M. L. Enright,
on Edenvale Count Sir Pietertje 211-
271; second, J.. D. Bacon, on -
Cow 3 years old or over-First, M. L.
Enright, OF Edenvale Dean Pontiac
1857; second, J.. D. Bacon, on Ell
lendale Aggie Dekol 176757; third,
Mayowood Farm on Challenge Copia
127100; fourth, N. D. Exp. Station, on
Cynthia Lass Ormsby 241994.
Cow or heifer 2 years old and under
3-First, N. D. Exp. Station, on Miss
Ormsby Queen Bess 27S4S6;f second,
M. L. Enright, on Edenvale Flossie
Beets 274969; third, Mayowood Farms
on Pietertje Perfection Sue 2956O7;
fourth, Mayowood Farms on Pietertje
Perfection Sue 295607; fourth, Mayo
wood Farms, or Barnes Colantha Pie
terrific 267s70.
Heifer sr. yearling-First, Mayo
wood Farms, on Johanna Ondine Sue
Edenvale Daisy Beets, 510289; third,
N. D. EXP. Station, on Miss Ormsby
Hergeweld 3O3312; fourth, Mayowood
Farms, on Johanna Tilton Artist 1885,
531.
Heifer Jr. yearling-First, Mayo
wood Farm on Woodcraft Ruth 331-
376; second, N. D. Exp. Station, on
Korndyke Madison Lass = 329246;
third, M. L. Enright, on Edenvale
Jessie Ormsby 342624.
Heifer Sr. calf-First, M. L. Enright
on Edenvale Ormsby s42624: second,
Mayowood Farm, on Buffalo Skylark
Dodge End -; third, Mayowood
Farm, on Johanna Posie Homestead
Bird ; fourth, N. D. Exp. Station,
on Miss Ormsby Nadine 368160.
Heifer Jr. calf-First, M. L. En-
right. on Edenvale Bonnie ormsby
380357: second. J. D. Bacon on Jo-
hanna Colantha Zubred 347899; third,
M. L. Enright, on --; fourth, May
owood Farms, DIN siges Perfection
Aged herd-First. M. L. Enright;
second, Mayowood Farm.
Young herd - First, Mayowood
Farms; second, M. L. Enright.
Calf herd-First, NJ. L. Enright;