Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-03-08
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Second-Walker Hamilton. Box Of
cigars, Stone rdean Wells Co.,
through Fred Ober.
Third-One years subscription to
Cavalier County Republican, won by
Frank Hoffarth.
Fourth-Donald MCLAUGHLIN.
Fifth-James Cumming.
Best Exhibit Speltz
First-George Lachner. $5.0Ocash,
Langdon Elevator Co.
Second-James Austin. Two cans
Sheep Dip, by Minneapolis Drug Co.,
through c. A. Spellman.
Best Exhibit of Flax
First-N. C. Crockett. $500 pair of
Star Brand shoes, S. Schefter.
Second-Bert Jennings. $500 in
trade, A. Schulke.
Third-John Grumpy. Two cans
of Fly Oil, Minneapolis Drug Co.,
through c. A. Spellman.
Fourth-John Ackre.
Best Exhibit Winter Rye
First-Jules Chaput. $500 cash,
National Elevator Co.
Second-I. N. Kitchin. Half ton of
Hooking Valley coal, Atlas Lumber Co.
Third-D. McDougall. $500 cash,
j. N. Arson, proprietor Dew Drop Inn
Cafe.
Best Exhibit Any Variety Flint Corn
First-Mabel Benson. Hickory
Brand Hand Saw, Cavalier County I'm
plement Co.
Second-Raymond Davidson. Side
Of bacon, Dufault-Wilkens Co.
Third-Loyd Ormiston.
Best Exhibit Any Variety Dent Corn
First-Earl Mckay. Hickory Brand
jack plane, Cavalier County Imple-
ment Co.
Second-John Body. Smoked Ham,
Langdon Meat Market.
Best Exhibit Alfalfa Hay
First-J. B. Beauchamp. $3.50
worth Of letter heads and envelopes,
Forkner & Groom.
Second-N. C. Crockett. Lightning
Wrench, Minneapolis Iron Store Co.,
through M. Liebeler.
Third-Adam Witzel.
Best Exhibit Early Ohio Potatoes
First-James Austin. $500 cash
prize, First National Bank.
Second-George L~othspeich. Box of
cigars, 7. B. Hankey.
Third-Donald MCLAUGHLIN. Com
plete turnout, Frank Segouin barber
shop.
Fourth-Adam Witzel.
Fifth-Wm. Stevenson.
Best Exhibit All Other Varieties of
Early Potatoes
First-Walker Hamilton. $500 in
in trade, D. G. DcDonald Hardware.
Second-John Body. $1.OO in trade,
E. Schadwinkel, Bakery.
Third-Earl Olson.
Best Exhibit Any Variety Late
Potatoes
First. B. Nowatski. $500 cash,
. Cavalier County National Bank.
Second-Earl Olson. Box cigars, A
Matthew Pool Hall.
Third-Carl Olson. Complete turn
out, Green's Barber Shop.
Fourth-A. o. Olson.
Best Exhibit of Roots
First-John Body. $500 in trade,
Boyd's Department Store.
Second-Frank Hoffarth. $1.00 cash.
r. J.. Allison Livery.
Best Exhibit of a Collection Of Garden
Vegetables, Other than Potatoes
First-Jno.B Body, $500 cash, Steven
son & Kelly.
Second-Frank Hoffarth. Half ton
, Ignite coal, VIM. Bolton.
, Silage
First-Emil Hanggi.
Timothy Seed
First-Walker Hamilton.
Second-Jos. Mechalek.
Best Exhibit of Cottage Cheese
, First-Mrs. w. H. Ebert. Ladies
hand bag, C. A. Spellman.
Second-Miss Ethel Cummings
$1.50 cash, M. Liebeler.
f Best Exhibit Alfalfa or Sweet Glover
Seed
First-Chas. Faris. Pair of hand
. sewed work gloves, S. Schefter.
Best Exhibit of Butter
= First-Miss Ethel Cummings. $500
! cash Citizens State Bank.
Second-Mrs. Frank Hoffarth
G Stewart monograph. E. c. Dedrick.
Third-Mrs. Peter Schneider. Larg,
aluminium kettle, M. o. Strom & Co
9 Fourth-Mrs. Emil Hanggi. 500
in trade, Red Front Variety Store.