Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-25
LONG LIST OF
PRIZES GIVEN
Excellent Displays at Lari.
more Fair Encourage Ag-
ricultural Boosters.

Larimore, N. D., Sept. 25.-The
Farmers annual fair and festival
closed hero Saturday after being
open to the public for two days.
Although the size of the crowd
on the closing evening was not
SO large as had been hoped by
the, management, yet enough peo-
pie interested to encourage
plans for continuing the fair as
an annual event.
The exhibits this year were re-
markably good considering tho
fact that the farmers, long de-
laycd by wet weather, were prac-
tfcally all busy with thrcshin9
and could not take the. time OF
. 10 give n great deal OF attention
to the fair. l- ~
The display Of flowers and
needlework excited special COM
ment. The displays were ar
ranged In the old town hall.
A complete lis. OF .,r:ze winners ex'
elusive Of those entering floral OK
iibits already published, follows
Fruits and Canned Goods.
Canned plums, Mrs. Bert Vague
Strawberry jam, Mrs. f. Gebhardt
Strawberry jam, Mrs. Dan Crerar
second. ..,
Canned peaches, Mrs. j.. stirwalt
first.
Currant jell. Mrs. o. Ashbrook
first.
Currant jell, Mrs. Rose Hoefer, sec
ond. q,
Crabapple jell, Mrs. O.: o. Hazen
first.
Plum jell, Mrs. K. Boulder, first
Plum jell, Mrs. o. Ashbrook, sec
Catsup, Mrs. ]. Stirewalt. first.
Mixed pickles. Mrs. +. E. Gebhardt
first.
Mustard. Mrs. A.. Coder. first.
Crabapple pickles, Mrs. W., a
Moen, first. g.
Crabapple pickles, Mrs. X. Boulder
second.
Collection vegetables, Mrs. A.. Co.
der, first.
Collection vegetables, Mrs. w. A
Moen, second.
Special on collection vegetables
and pickles. Mrs. JIM. Parker, first
Special on collection vegetables
and PICKLES, Rose Hoefer, second.
Canned beans. Rose Hoefer. first.
. Tanned beans, Mrs. F.. (Gebhardt
second.
canned peas, Mrs. Il. Gebhardt
first. ..
Canned beets, Mrs. r. D. Head
first.
Canned corn. Mrs. r. johnson
first.
canned peas Mrs. r. johnson, sec.
." Tanned @,corn; 1;c1e Hoefer, sec.
Crabapple. jell, Mrs. o. Ashbrook
second.
Cucumber pickles, Mrs. A. Coder
first.
Cucumber pickles, Mrs. W. A
Moen, second. T..
a Garden Products.
List of Premiums.
Best display Of garden vegetables
g. F.. Mercer, drst.
Corn collections, Larimore higt
school, first " "
Garden corn, 8 F. Mercer, first.
Wheat, Hirum Olmstead, first.
Flax, 3 items, Hirum Olmstead.
Rosen rye, Thomas & Pierce. first
Ohio potatoes, Earl Stonehouse
first. ST, H.
Ohio potatoes, William Jensen
second.
Onions, John Hoefer, first.
Onions. Mrs. John Moraine, second
(. Carrots, MRS. JOnn MOralne, Ilr6t
Parsnip. Mrs. John Moraine. first
Rutabaga, Mrs. John Moraine, first
Beets, John Unelman, first.
Early cabbage, Anton Rustabakka
first.
first. n
Cucumbers, s. F. Mercer. first.
Celery, s. F. Mercer, first.
Pumpkin, Mrs. Anna. Fay. first.
Tomatoes, Mrs. E, Lippert. first.
Strawberries, Mrs. r.. Spielman
first.
Crabapples. William Folkers. first
Apples, Hans, Nelson, first.
Plums, j.. e. Eastgate, first.
watermelon, Claud LaDue, first.
Navy beans, Mrs. John Moraine
first.
ratne, first. }
Wax black beans. Mrs. John Mo.
raine, first.
White X. beans. s. F. Mercer.
Honey in comb, Claud LaDue. first
Honey strained. j. e. Eastgate
first.
first .
80 q Foods
Best loaf bread, Mrs. John Mo.
raine.
Finger rolls, Mrs. J. Tessnnan.
Doughnuts, Mrs. j. Tessman. nv