The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-01-12
MIN0T CURLING B0NSPIEL
PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED

Following Is the program Of the In
ternational Bonspiel of the Mino
Curling and Skating Association, Jan
uary "a. rs and 26, 1922.
First game to be played Tuesday
January "a, at a. m. Entry for frs
draw closes Monday, January 23. at
p. m.
Officers and Directors
President-A. A. Robinson
Vice presidential. f. Mulroy.
Secretary-R. NJ. Graham.
Treasurer-Dr. l.. H. KermOt.
Dircctors--B. II. Bradford, DR.. A. ID
MCDANIEL. DR.. J. r. Pence, NJ. r. Por-
ter, r. e. Barron.
Executive COmmittee-A. A. Robin =
son, M. f. Mulroy, r. M. Graham.
aretaker-Stephen Bastck.
Rink phone 562.
Committees in Charge Of BonspieI
General Committee-M. +. Muiroy,
manager of Bonspiel: r. M. Graham.
secretary of Bonspiel; DR.. r. w Pence,
treasurer of Bonspiel.
Finance Committee - DR.. r. w.
Pence, c. n. Cox, I. C. Jones, F. w.
Taylor, j. c. Smallwood, r. +. Mills
Hal Davies
Trophy Committee-Dr. A. D. Nc
Camel, r. E. Baron. H.. M. Winters.
Reception Committee-Dr. A. J. Nc
Camel DR.. J. R. Pence. B. H. Bradford,
W. M. Smart, DR.. c.. F. Sweet, c. A.
Aurland, DR.. l.. H. Kermot, F. w. Lam
bert, H. M. Wilson, DR.. J. w. Hamil-
tiOn Glen COlcord
Banquet Committee:-L. w. Piper,
John Howard.
Rock Committee-A F. Violette, =.
D. See.
FIRST EVENT
Presidents Trophy
Donated by A. A. Robinson
First Prize-Four Ladies' Travelling
Sets. donated by Leland Drug Co.,
Taylor Drug Co.
Second Prize - Four Gentlenen's
Travelling Sets, donated by Anderson
Drug Co.. Benno Drug Co.. Minot Drug
Co.. Ward Drug Co.
Conditions-Open to all curriers' from
United States and Canada.
Trophy to remain property of Minot
Association until won three years in
succession by same skip. Prizes be-
come property Of the winning Kinks.
SECOND EVENT
Piper Howe Lumber Co. Trophy
First Prizc-Four Carving Sets. do
mated by Minot Hardware Co., Jacob
son & Fugelso, New York Hardware
Co.
Second Prizc-Four Curling Sweat
ers, donated by J. C. Huyck, Axcl
Roice, Gordon Clothing Co., New Yorl;
Store.
Conditions-Open to all curriers' from
United States and Canada.
Trophy to remain property of Miaot
until won three years in
succession by same skip. Prize be
comes property of winning Kinks.
THIRD EVENT
Louis w. Hill Trophy
First Prize--Four Thermos Sets. do
donated by Minot dentists; Drs. Sweet,
Hartl. Hamilton, Lang,
and Sandberg.
Second Prize-Four Electric Toast
ters, donated by Kopald Electric Co..
Electric Co.. Northern
States Power Co.
Conditions-(D The competition in
It's first stage shall be open to all Can
adam Kinks at the Bonspiel, who will
be opposed by an equal number Of
Kinks selected from among the Amer;-
can Kinks entered at the Bonspitl.
(2) At least Four Canadian Kinks
must enter to insure competition in the
drst stage but in the event Of failure,
It will become an open event to every
rink at the Bonspeil.
(3) Total scores shall determine win
ners in first stage and IL ends only
shall be played in this stage.
(4) If the Canadian Kinks win the
FIRST stage, they shall play down for
the trophy and prizes at Minot until
the winning rink be determined.
(5) If won by the Kinks from the
United States, all of the Kinks from
the United States shall play down at
Minot for the trophy and prizes.
(S) Trophy shall be competed for
at Minot. Prizes become
property Of winning Kinks.
FOURTH EVENT
(An Comers)
500 Line Trophy
First Prize-F'our Ladies' Handbags, |
donated by II. w. Winters, Hart Swal-
stead. J. N. Anderson.
Second Prize-Two Auto Spot Lights
Two Motto Meters, donated by Pence
Auto Co., westlie Charbonneau Auto |
Co., Frosaker Motor Co., Minot Motor |
Sales Co.
Conditions-G) In the first stage this |
event shall be confined to a selected |
number of Kinks from outside Of Minot, |
In competition with a selected number /
Of Kinks from Minot.