Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-07
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CLUB |.U|jBl' EXHIBITS
ARE ri; ANNOUNCED.
Hundreds Of Dollars Award
ed Members Of Boys andi
Girls Clubs.

Ine &hHual Loi .tne, East
was held at the Central school with
State Leader T. A. Erickson, who Is
an inspiration to the club" here to
Judge the garden exhibits and. to talk
over the work. Professor sKiser of
the Crookston agricultural school
Judged the potatoes and calves and
expressed to the boys the reasons for
placing them as he did. Assistant
dressed the boys s
h cash and merchandise for
prizes in the garden contest was do
mated by the board of education, Giese,
& Noonan, st. Hilajre Lumber Co.,
Bydal & Bydal, Joseph Kaufman,
Robertson Lumber Co. Or. W: G..
Drosky, and I. Kingman.
The money for the pig, corn and
potato contests was donated by N! j..
Nelson Of the First State bank The
prizes were distributed among the
various clubs as described below:
" Pig Contest.
The basis for awarding prizes is:
Rate Of gain, SO. per cent; cost Of
feed and making report, Is per cent.
First, $40, Linus Driscoll.
Second, So, Delvina Terrain.
Third, Sc, Olive Cote
Fourth, IS, Leo Parent. VA
Fifth, 81, Leslie Driscoll.
Sixth, $3.50, Vincent Driscoll.
Seventh, SO, Divine Sabourin.
Eighth, $3.50, William Sabourin.
Ninth, $3.50, Della SabQufin.
Tenth, So, Rose Powers.
Gold emblem to Willard Morgan
and Wilmer Powers.
/" Corn Contest.
The basis for awarding prizes is:
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production, rs per cent; exhibit at the
crop show, Is per cent; keeping rec
ords of the cost of. growing the crop
and making report, 10 per cent.
Acre Yield Contest.
First, Sc. Johnnie Moe.
Second, SIS, Sven Langheilst.
Third, 81, Herbert Miller. e
Fourth, SO, Ferris McWalter.
Fifth, $3.50, George Suprenant.
Sixth, $3.50, Harmas ~suprenant.
Seventh, $3.50, Victor Suprnant. ~
Eighth. So, Stuart Hannah.
Ninth, 49, Joseph Sabourin.
Corn Show.
Ten ears exhibits, $500, Leonard
Driscoll.
Potato Contest.
The basis for awarding prizes is:
Yield Of potatoes, SO per cent: cost Of
production, rs. per cent; exhibit of 80
potatoes at the crop show, 15i per
cent; keeping records of the cost of
growing the crop and making report,
10 e cent.
i. Acre Yield Contest.
First, IS, Norman Lawonn.
Second, 81, Arthur Kramer.
Third, SO, Alvin Peterson.
Fourth, $3.50, John Lawonn. /
Fifth, So, Helma. Langhei.
Sixth, 81, Lawrence Lee. !
Seventh. 81, Hjalmar Brundin.
\ Eighth, 81, Sven Langhei.
Ninth, 81, Olive Cote.
Tenth, IS cents, Joe Sabourin.
Eleventh, Is cents, George Driscoil.
Twelfth, Is cents, Oscar Thompson.
Potato Show.
Exhibits for h show will consist
Of 80 potatoes.
First, sc, James Coulter.
Second, 50, Leslie Cummings.
Third, $l.75, Ferris McWalter.
Fourth, $1.50. Alvin Peterson.
Fifth, $1.50, Stuart Hannah.
Sixth, $1.25, Sven Langhei.
Seventh, $1.25, Halma Langhei.
Eighth, 81, Geo. Driscoll.
Ninth, 81, John Lawonn.
Tenth, rs cents, Oscar Thompson.
Eleventh, rs cents, Clarence
Twelfth, rs, cents, Olive Cote.
thirteenth so cents, Lawrence Lee
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Brundin.
Fifteenth, SO cents, wilmer Pow.
ers.
Foote Potato Contest.
The basis for awarding prizes Is the
greatest yield from 10 pounds of seeC
potatoes. The seed from which these
yields were secured was furnished free
by m. A. Foote. -
First, $3.50, Eli Parent.
Second, 49,. Milton Rottweiler.
Third, $3.50, James ,Skiff1ngton.
Fourth, $1.75, Wilfred Browell.
Fifth, z$1.75. Julius Marks.
Sixth. $1.50, Henry Marks.
Seventh, $1.50, Lawrence Sullivan
Eighth, ST. Byron Thompson.
Ninth, 81, Blanche 'Hudgel.
Garden and Canning Contest.
For this contest the contestants arr
divided into groups l and II. Group
consists of those who are under l.
years old, and IL year old children il
the fifth grade. Group II consists o
IL year old children in the, sixth
grade and those who are 10 or over
Age and gradeysare referred to tn,
time, of beginning the contests.
Best All Round Gardens.
The basis for awarding these prize
id: Quantity of products produced
80 per cent; report showing cost O
~production, 80 per cent; exhibits Q
products, fresh and canned 10 pc
cent; story, How I GreWaMS Gs&Arden.
I2O per cent.
Sweepstakes prize (winner mot elig
ible for other prizes). IS. Alpha Fieg
lenshaW. tSA
Best In Each Group.
Group I.
First, $3.50, Clara johnson. lt
Second, $3.50, Alice Utzinger.
Third, 81, Edward Tideman.
Group 2.