The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-08-04

Specials. McDougall and Nordstron,
G. Fuerhelm, on s. G. Leghorn.
S. H. Wilson, special. Frank Nc
Kay on S. G. Rhode Island Red Cock
bird.
Star Grocery special. F. Yellen on
best exhibit of eggs.
Bottineau Courant special, F. J.
Yellen on pair bronze turkeys.
Catlin-Smith, Frank Mckay on
sweepstakes cock bird r. /. Red.
Grains and Grasses
Corn N. w. Dent Yellen. Corn MINI.
Is. L. L. Moen, F. Yellen. Corn White
Dent J.. Hlavnicka. Yellow dent F.
He'll /.
Corn white flint, S. Wolfe, P. P.
Moe.
Wheat, marquis, Peder Peterson, T.
T. Emerson. Durum, +. d. Condit.
Other variety, Yellen.
Barley, 6 rowed, Peterson, Condit.
2 rowed, Oscar Vinje.
Oats, white 1 PIX. T. T. Emerson H.
L. Bruesletten.
Flax, 1 PIX. F. Yellen.
Timothy seed, P. Peterson.
Western Rye Grass, S. Wolfe.
Clover seed, mammoth, p. Peterson.
White clover seed, Peterson.
Alfalfa seed C. o .Svipgen Yellen.
Wheat sheaf, Emerson Lexa.
Oats sheaf, Emerson. Clover sheaf
Lexa. White clover sheaf, A. E. Stew
art, Tom Christensen.
Kubanka Wheat, No. 431 (No name
on records) Yellen End.
Rye sheaf, Thorson Bros. Bott. E.
Jensen End.
Alfalfa sheaf, Lexa /. Svingen End.
Prose- / PIX. F. Yellen.
THE ART HALL EXHIBIT
The woman exhibitors of Bottineau
County, and those in charge Of the
Art Hall exhibit, should again be COM
plimented for producing the best ex-
hibit, of its kind in North Dakota.
The articles entered in this depart
ment proved to be of the highest class
and the most ever shown
here and suffice to say those in charge
of the entries had their hands full
when it came to classifying and prop
erly displaying the articles, handicap
ped as they were for display space in
the Art Hall building. It is natural
that there might be some exhibitors
in some classes dissatisfied in ont re-
ceiving a premium on some very
worthy articles, however, when we
consider that in many lots there were
over twenty entries and only three
premiums awarded it is easy to under
sand. In the Culinary and Dairy But
ter classes the competition was very
keen. In butter there were two hun
dred and fifteen pounds shown and
forty pounds of home made cheese.
Ten entrants of ten pound crooks and
sixteen of 5 pound jars, besides the
prints and facy butter. There were
sixteen entries in Home made soay
which shows that the soap making
art is not yet lost among the thrifty
women Of the country.
There were eleven entries in Ora
ham Bread and tewenty-nine in white
bread and "a Angel Food cakes were
lined up for the judges to pass upon.
Following are the awards in full:
Dairy Butter Department
Best tub or crock of butter 10 lb.
Mrs. w. R. Williams, Mrs. j. C. John
son, Mrs. Robt. Brander.
Best tub or crock 5 lbs. Mrs. j. C..
Johnson, Mrs. W. r. Williams, Miss
Minnie Warneke.
Best 5 ID. prints. Mrs. J. G. john
son, Mrs. L. H.. Larson, Mrs. Robt.
Brander.
Best 5 lb. fancy. Mrs. Sam Ions
brough.
Cheese, home made, Mrs. Axel w.
Nelson, Mohall, Mrs. Peter Peterson,
Mrs. Fred Robertson.
Cheese, cottage, Mrs. Ed. Boehnke,
Mrs. r. Wilson, Mrs. A. w. Nelson.
Primost 2lbs. Mrs. T. 7. Emerson,
Mrs. John Bjornseth, Mrs. G. Lind
berg.
MEATS, HOME CURED
Bacon, home brine cured, Mrs. r. NV.
Wilson, Mrs. W. r.. Williams.
Bacon, home sugar cured. Mrs. r.
w. Wilson Mr.. Chas. Whitteron.
Ham, brine cured. Mrs. W. r. Will
liams, Mrs. Christ Melhoff, Mrs. AL
bert Stewart.
Ham, home sugar cured. Chas. Whit
teron, Mrs. r. w. Wilson.
Beet, Mrs. Anna Jelleberg, Mrs. r.
Brander, Mrs. r. Mari.
Chicken, canned, / d. Mrs. Ell.
Garden, Souris, Mrs. r. Brander, Mrs.
Matt Sveen.
Chicken, dressed and drawn Tor
market, Mrs. r. Wilson, Chicken
dressed for market undrawn, Mrs..R.
v. Wilson.
Soap, home made, Manda Svingen,
Mrs. r. Brander. Miss Malla Large
haug.
Culinary
Bhead, Boston Brown-Mrs Geo.
Belyea, MrsRW. WILSON
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