The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-01-05
Missouri = Slope Association
Holds Three Day Exhibit
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THREE DEPARTING NTS
Poultry, Grain and Exhibit Of
Fruits, ETC., by Women in
1h0 SnnW -a-..-

~ the Show
The big Missouri Slope Poultry
show opened formally today in the
Deere and Weber building, Main and
Second streets.
In addition to the display of blood
ed birds, there is grain exhibit and
q womens department, the lattercons
tanning q display of canned meats,
fruits and vegetables, and special ex
fibits by experts IN child welfare.
It is the seventh annual show Of the
assembly. A..
The building, which has large
floor space, Ia filled with exhibits.
The display of chickens is declared
by leaders in the association to be
the finest and most varied ever en-
tered In Missouri Slope poultry
show. One breeder from Eugenie.
Oregon, entered birds. and another
Of Fergus Falls, MINI, has entries.
Entriea continued to come in early
today, being accepted until the judg
ing starts. A nationally Known judge
DIN Colip, of Atlanta, Indiana, has
been obtained.
Today was given over chiefly tc
judging and exhibiting. Thursday is
Bismarck day. Friday Is exhibiting
and sales day. The annual meeting
of the association will be held fol-
lowing banquet at the Mckenzie
hotel.
One OF >the features of the poultry
exhibit will be the culling demon
stration to be given by Mr.. Colin. prob
ably Thursday afternoon. Farmers
are especially urged to attend this.
y Large Variety. ~
Harry Clough. show secretary, and
John Snyder, poultry show superin-
tendent, were especially pleased AZ
the variety OF birds shown, Rhode
Island Reds, White Leghorns and
Barred Rocks. Wilbert Field entered
a pair of white chested black Polish
chickens which attracted much atten-
tion and James DOdson, OF Dickin,
son one Of the organizers Of the
Slope Poultry association, exhibited
some nice Rhode Island Reds and PIT
games. A large number of Mandan
entries. arrived this morning. White
turkeys and white guiheas also at
tracted attention.
:"s's - some of exhibitors '' c.
Among the exhibitors I'm the poul-
try department are: : Fred Burger
meister, of Keif; Marion Magus, OF
Sterling w. "A. Engle, Of Bismarck;
A. J. Larvan, of Bismarck; II. A.
Arndt, of Bismarc'I; George r. Magus'
Of Sterling; Il. L. Leonard ,< OF Bis
marck: E. ]. Schatz, of Hebron; Ar
thur Hanson. of Fergus Falls, Mini;
Ralph Smith, of Dickinson; J. r.
DRYER, of Dickinson; Henry Johnson
Of Linton; Charles LanE of Linton;
J. e. Novak, of Fort Clark; ". r.
Means, Of Mandan;> H. Jess OF Man
dan: Peter Werlen, OF Bismarck; ).
A. Dobson, of Dickinson; Jeanette
Laryan, of Bismarck; John Pelkey, OF
bismarck: John Stoudt, of Mlnot;
Henry r. Clough, of Bismarck; Mer-
vim Clough, of Bismarck; Mrs. u. ob.
Shaw, of Bismarck; John Schneider.
Of Bismarck; Horace Beardsley, OF
Eugene, Ore; Frisby and Tostenson,
of Lisbon: j. NJ. Thompson, Of Wll'
ton; Mars caves, Of Mckenzie; WI
bert Fields, Of Bismarck; A: A. rank.
ralz. of Coleharbor;; H. w. Voieht, OF
bismarck; E. H. Pierce; of Bismarck.
These exhibitors had about 800 BIRDS
In the building late YESTERDAY.
The grain show Is In cnarge ol
fooroo " Guatafson, formerly county
agent of ,Burleigh county. The ex-
hibits include all varieties OF gram
from Burleigh, Morton and other
counties. Exhibitors lnciuae Mn
Luke, of Bismarck; Canneii brotng.s' '
of Glen Ullin: Geo. Hedr1x, OF bis
marck: J. lE. Cesak, OF St. Anthony;
w. H. Voight, OF Bismarck; W. v.
parkins. of Wilton; Peter Werlen, M
R;smarck: John Snyder, Of Bismarck;
Wslhert Field, of Bismarck, and Mrs.
Jennie Moran, of Bismarck. Other
oxhih;tora were to enter today.
WomeH's Department. -
The women's department contains
exhibits, OF canned meats, fruits and
vegetables and is in charge OF Mrs.
j. w. Burch. There are many en-
tries from Blrleigh county. ..-.
One Of the features Of the wonen's
debArtment is the child welfare dem
onstratioa. Mothers may bring their
Youngsters to the department between
$3.50 and $50 p. M, where they Will
be weighed and Examined according
to scientific standards. It has been
found on examination of children that
many deficiencies may be corrected by
proper food. Miss 1nez. Hobart, food
specialist, will tell OF great work done
along this line, particularly in large
cities. those in charge of this work
believe it should prove to be very inter
estinr and instructive and hope that
many mothers will bring their @ll''
dren to the department.
A small clothing exhibit IS Delhs
held lack of SPACE preventing large
exhibit. but in this department Miss
Eleie Stark, home demonstration
agent of Burleigh county, will exh'ol:
what can be done in the "ay ol
econ omizing in clothes wlthoa' sac
rificing comfort 'or looks. .
The Salvation Army Will serve
doughnuts and coffee at the "omen4
department. &c., /
THIEVES ARE PEEVED.
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