The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-07-27
BARNES county
S1ATIE'AR HoNoRS


at the State Fair and also won many
t1enors in each department in which
they had entries. The clubs of the
county were represented by county
booth of general club exhibits includ.
ing baking, sewing, potatoes, vege'
tables, canning and corn. In the live
stock department, four pigs were en-
tered. In the Stock Judging contest
Barnes county was represented by a
team consisting of Delbert Mckay
Clara Nearing and Florence Noxon of
Grand Prairie. In the Demonstra-
tion contest the county was repre-
sented by the Hastings Clothing team,
whose membership included Janna
Jensen and Lillian Larson. The
Barnes county delegation was chaper-
oned by Miss Larson, County Club
Agent. The following premiums and
honors were won by Barnes county:
Stock Judging Contest
In the Stock Judging Contest there
were teams from 10 counties, consist
ing Of 80 contestants. In this con-
test, Barnes county won the Henry
D. Brown Trophy offered for the third
high team in the contest.
Clara Nearing won the bronze me-
dal awarded by Hammer Brothers of
Cooperstown for the high judge in
horses.
DeIbert Mckay will be one of the
members on the State Judging team
which goes to Sioux City, Iowa, in
September. Delbert Mckay and
Clara Nearing also won cash prizes
being among the ten high contestants
in the entire contest. Delbert Mckay
ranked third in the contest of thirty,
Clara Nearing ranked tenth and Flor
ence Noxon fourteenth. This gives
Barnes county members a rank IN the
first half Of contestants.
Demonstration Team Contest
In the Demonstration team contest
there were ID teams entered IN the
Home Economics work. The Barnes
county team won the banner for Sec
ond high team, losing the first place
to the Walsh county team which
Barnes county defeated last year.
The Barnes county team gave de-
monstration on selection OF clothing
relative to good colors and designs.
Exhibits
The exhibits from Barnes county
clubs showed a high class OF work
manship and production. The prem
i,1ms won indicate we'll balanced
program for the county. The follow
ing premiums were won:
I Canning:
2nd-Lillian Olstad, Cuba.
4th-Huldah Lundy, Leal.
Baking:
3rd. in bread-Olive Perry, Oriska
4th, in bread-Vera Perry, Orlska.
2nd. muffins-Olive Perry, Orlska.
Sewing:
1st. bag-Anna Hilborn, Leal.
3rd, bag-Alma Skretting, Lltch'
vile. ,
3rd, undergarment-Lillian Olstad
Cuba.
3rd. skirt-Lillian Olstad, Cuba.
4th, skirt-Amy. Peterson, Hastings
1st, nightgown-Mayme Abraham'
son, Leal.
End, nightgown - Elolse Nelson
Leal.
.srd, middy-Amy Peterson, Hast
ings.
1st apron-Irene Tomlinson, Oris
ka.
2nd. apron-Ida Swanson, Lucca.
3rd, dress Josephine Pleclty
Springvale.
1st, made over dress-Janna Jen
sen, IdSLAAASo'
End, made over dress-Pearl NC
Farlane, Hastings.
Corn:
4th-Poppen girls, Greenland.
Potatoes:
2nd-Clifford Olstad, Cuba.
Vegetables: :
3rd-Huldah Lundy, Leal.
Pig:
4th-Robert Rasmussen, Dazey.
President T. Melvin Lee, OF the MID
dlewest Trust Co., is hobbling aroun'
on one foot these days, all because
while jumping from a rig Sunday nj
struck a stone and turned his ankle
He says it takes more than spralne'
ankle to keep him off the job and w
guess that is fact.
Word has been received from Mrs