The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-24
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SECOND STATE
PRIZE WINNER
Hanna Silver Cup Goes To
County in Southeastern
Part of North Dakota
COUNTIES
SCORE
Widespread Awards Indicates
Completeness of Exhibit
and Quality

eastern North Dakota, is the
1924 state champion corn
growing county.
nouncem m en- t of the
award of the Hanna sweep
stakes cup to the county
whose prize winners scored
the most points in the first
statewide corn show being
held here was announced to-
day, after Prof. l.. r. Waldron
of the North Dakota State
Agricultural College and as
sistants had completed the
show judging.
Burleigh county won Sec
ond place in the state.
Twenty-four counties were
represented in tn e prize
awards counting for the cup,
an indication of the complete
ness of the state champion
ship contest. Each 81 of
prize money won in the show
counted as a point for the
Hanna cup.
The counties scored points
as follows: Sargent, "A; Bur-
leigh, 81; Foster, 20; Kidder.
19; Barnes, 16; LaMoure, 16;
Emmons, IS; Mckenzie, IA;
Sioux, 13; Cass, 10; Trail,
10; Richland, 8; Mercer, Z;
Mclean, Z; Morton, Z; Botti-
neau, 6; Mcintosh, 6; Rem
vile, a; Dickey, Grant, Well,
Pembina, Stark 9 each; Slut
man, 2.
The great silver cup donated by
Former Governor l.. B. Hanna Of
Fargo will be sent to Forman, count.
seat of Sargent county, and place
in the hands of county officials ]
Sargent county wins first prize in ths
tanned permanently; otherwise the
county must relinquish it to q new
1925 champion.
The judging was to be completed
to-day with the awarding of special
district prizes. The prizes was con-
Quoted in careful and painstaking
manner by Prof Waldron, because
Of the variety and excellence Of the
exhibits.
Closes Today.
The program for the closing day
included institute talks. Dr.. j. L.
Coulter, scheduled to speak was un-
able to come. The corn show exhibits
may be seen all day and tonight
Crowds were streaming in and out of
the building this afternoon, with
many keen eyes searching for the
prize winners.
The sweepstakes prizes were
awarded as follows: Dent, Otto
Mund, Sargent county; best 10 ears
of flint. Charles Roberts, Kidder
county; semi-dent, F. NJ Mills,
Edgley, LaMoure county! single ears.
dent, f. M. Granlund, Sargent coun,
ty; flint, w. W.. Brewer, Oriska.
Barnes county; semi-dent, w. f.
Sellens, Bismarck, Burleigh county
Complete Prize Awards.
The complete lists of prize awards,
excepting special awards to be an
nounced later, follows:
Class A, Flints, Lot 1-Gehu OF
similar early yellow fint-1st, Mrs.
In Ii, MI
county; End. Milton Bros, Litchville.
Barnes county; Frank CRUEL, VIM
bledon, Barnes county, 3rd.
Lot 2-Mercer, any late yellow or
white fint-Chas. Roberts, Dawson
kidder county, 1st; Sebens Bros
Milnor, Sargent county, End; Kurt
Bros. Hazelton, Emmons county. 3rd
Lot 3-Dakota White, similar early
white fiint-Peter Mihm, Bismarck
Burleigh county, 1st; W.. w. Brew
er. Oriska, Barnes county, End; Bruce
Hunt, Vashti, Stutsman county, 3rd
Lot 4-Early mixed fint-Petc3
Mihm. Bismarck, Burleigh county
1st; J. H. Towberman, Dickinson
Stark county, End; julius Sukut
Lehr; Mcintosh county, 3rd.
Lot 5--Rainbow, any late mixed
Aint-Jacob Hocrauf, Hebron, Nor.
ton county, 1st; - Shipman, Ft.
Yates, Sioux county, End; R. Mon.
roe, Fairview, Mckenzie county, 3rd !
Glass B. Dents, lot 6, Minnesota
No. 13-F "A. Mund. DeLamere, Sar.
gent county, 1st; Roy E. Afford,
Mapleton. Cass county, End; Pcter|
Mihm. Bismarck, Burleigh county
3rd.
Lot Square deal golden dent
similar yellow dent-Otto Mund, Mil.
nor. Sargent county. 1st; Edward
Myers, Sykeston, Wells county, End
Geo. Buckli. Golden Valley, Merce,.
county, 3rd.
Lot 8-Rustler, other late white
dent-E. N. Remington, Cola. Rich
land county, 1st: Frank Karges,
Hazen. Mercer county. End; E. NJ.
Granlund, DeLamere, Sargent county.
3rd.
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