Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-30

DAY EXHIBIT
ON SATURDAY
Splendid Array Of Exhibits
10 Be Shown; Good
\ Program Arranged.

nave 0Gen cQmnleteda
lyses held Saturday, octobsr is Nm tb 8e
livestock pavilion on Washington
kvenue.H was announced this morn
ing by Miss Diva Cronk,s county club
{teadeE hi is the big day in the
fear for the boys and girls clubs Of
he county. During the summer
y months the members OF the clubs
have been, busy preparing the nro-
duets for the show, under the guid-
ance of Miss Cronk. and a, fine array
OF exhibits Is expected, The show
WAL consist OF, all manner Of farm
products. live stock, needle work and
canned products, for which suitable
psisss will be awarded 70 the win
have been highly successful and what
is worth a great: deal more, they have
taken a keen and active interest in
the 9lub work.
q order that the good work may
continue with increased interest, j.,
D.3sBacon has offered a. big type
from the Lilac Hedgesfarm as a prize
forEthe best puyoc-Jersey exhibit next
year
Starts at 10 o'eloek.
The exhibits will all be arranged
bys1o o'clock inathe morning when the
judging will take place, At noon the
Commercial club of Grand Forks will
treat the visiting exhibitors to dim
ner which will also he given at the
! pavilion.
AH an opener for the afternoon Sea-
siat1, o. "A. Barlow Ut Fargo, former
state club leader OF North Dakota,
and at present q poultrySspeciaNist at
! the agricultural college, will give a
] talk to the boys and girls. Miss Be1
atrice Johnetone,s county sunerintend-.
enty OF schools, will also speak and a
number Of the boys and girls ex-
sy hiibiting will be called upon for he,
n marks about their work. =
4 ga movie show will be next on the
program. when two Aims will be put
onsthe screen at the pavilion. At 3
O'Clock the judges will announce h
y winners OF prizes and this will be fol-
Viewed by a trip through the Bridge
Map-Russell creamery and ice cream
I Sfactory, where the members of the
1 The following prizes will be awarded:
49, 2,rcmium List.
The prizes for the first eight en-
( tries are as follows:
First prize-Trip to Fargo to
i Boys and Girls institute Grand
l Fot}ks county,.
Second prize-s5.o0 cash, given by
u Grand Forks County Agricultural
I society. ~
Z Third pr!ze-ss.oo cash, given by
2 6srand Forks Herald.
~s@(1) Best spring boar-First, Sec
4 ond and third prizes
\ fS(2) Best ram lamb-First, second
Il and third prizes.
/ 1s) Poultry chest male and fe-
4 male, any variety)-First, second and
1 third prizes, !.
7 VEGETABLES. at least six excluding Pc.
4 al5). Canning chest display at least
six quarts)-First, second and third
/ prizes, @ .-s ~
! 16) Sewing chest complete years
4 work, 3 articles, I, II, HI year)--
4 First. second and third prizes.
\ 22s(7) Corn Go cars, any VARIETY
4 First, second and third prizes.
4 St(S) Potatoes (ten samples, any
J variety-First. second and third
Best club demonstration Canning
4 and garden)-First, $500; second,
Il $500; third, $500. (Prizes given by
4 K. NJ. Griffith Coz
Il Best spring mb-$5:
q fGiven by Electric Construction Coz
u Best spring sow-$5.00.' (Given by
II Electric Construction Coz
y Butter (any club member may en-
q ter)-First, $3.50; second, $3.50;
4 third, $500. (Prizes given by
II RHdgeman- Russell.)
4 Best jar canned fruit-Cannlng
Il rack. "a, B. Reinhart Hardware Coo
n Best jar canned notwithstanding
81 rack. "a. B. Reinhart Hardware COD
~ under-garment-60 I cents
(Grand Forks Herald.)
NJ 4 bag-oO cents. (Grand
NForks Herald.)
~ cabbage-Hoe. (Barnes
#S&3 Nuss Hardware COD
R Resi- exhibit tomatoes - Rake
~ 1T.a.nas 2. Nuss Hardware Col