The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-24
Two Women Fanciers Winners
of Cups, Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Anderson
SPECIAL AWARDS FOR
PENS AND SINGLES
Iar1est Show and Attendance
in History Of the County
Association

trv association held in this city on
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of last week, premiums
amounting to over $400 had been
awarded to the owners Of the prize
winning birds. Mrs. E. H. Smith,
treasurer of the association, Is max
ing I'D the checks for payment and
will send them soon to those VINO
won premiums.
Plans are being made to enlarge
the list of members of the association
early next spring, that next years 5
exhibit may be even larger than the
one Just held, which is by far the pest
the association has had to date.
More visitors attended this last
show than any other held in previous
years, and it is urged that even more
interest be shown next year.
Much credit for the success OF the
exhibit is due to John Patterson,
president of the association; Mrs. E.
H. Smith, treasurer; Harry J. Ol1n,
show manager, and to H. M. Stanton,
secretary.
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,cial awards is as follows:
Winners Of Cups.
Mrs. E. II. Smith, cup offered by
Security State bank for highest scor-
ing pen of Rhode Island Reds.
Mrs. E. K. Anderson, cup offered
by Mrs. E. H. Smith for highest scor-
ing pen of Barred Rocks.
Mrs. E. H. Smith, cup offered by
Northern National bank for highest
scoring pen of White Leghorns.
Special Award Winners.
DR.. Warninger, 49 pound sack OF
flour, offered by Hamel & Webster,
for highest scoring pen OF Plymouth
Rocks
Mrs. E. P. Mcmahon, poultry rem
edy, offered by 'Boardman Drug store,
for highest scoring pen Of Wyan-
dottes.
Ole T. Brakken, Pinewood, lady's
purse, offered by J. c. Penney com
pany, for highest scoring pen OF
Orphingtons.
A. T. Boe, mans heavy sweater,
offered by Gill Brothers, for highest
scoring pen of Rhode Island Whites.
G. A. Krueger, Plummer, poultry
remedy, offered by Boardman Drug
store, for best White Rock Cockerel
DR.. Warninger, f1ashlight, offered
by City Drug store, for best Plymouth
Rock cockerel.
Ben Jacobs, Aitkin, gallon lice kill
er, offered by Boardman Drug store,
for best Rose Comb Rhode Island
cockerel.
William Everts, one gallon lice
killer, offered by Boardman Drug
store, for best Single Comb Rhode
Island Red cockerel.
Mrs. E. H. Smith, two pounds cof-
fee, offered by Wheelock & Wheelock,
for best shaped White Leghorn cock
erel.
A. T. Boe, 81, offered by Bemidji
Gas company, for best hen.
DR.. Warninger, So, offered by
Motor Inn, for best pullet.
DR.. Warninger, skis, offered by
Palmer Hardware, for best eockerel.
Charles F. Schroeder, city, IS, Of
fered by Koors Brothers, for farmer
bringing bird longest distance for ex-
hibition.
John Patterson, Bemidji, IS in
trade, offered by Shavitch Brothers,
for person bringing two or more birds
longest distance for exhibition.
A. H. Kirsch, Crookston, non
freezing water fountain, offered by
A. T. Boe, for person shipping best
pen of Rhode Island Whites.
A. T. Boe, 81, offered by Clifford &
Company, for best display Of pigeons.
William Everts, three pounds cof-
fee, offered by Henry Miller, for best
display Of chickens.
William Everts. IS, offered by
Farmers State bank, for best egg type
hen in the show.
Bows and Girls Specials.
Lester Boe, No. Brownie Kodak,
offered by E. A. Barker, for best pair
of chicks entered by boy.
: Dorothy Patterson, SIS, offered by
Bemidji Creamery company, for best
pair of chicks entered by a girl.
Conrad Bakken. Pinewood, hand
sled, offered by C. E. Battles, for the
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