The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-04
JUDGING WILL
BE COMPLETED
LATER IN DAY
Winner of County Corn Show
Cup Probably Will Be
Announced Tonight
JAEFRAY is sPEAKE R
500 Line President Urges Co.
operation Among North Da-
kotans; Haney Talks
JAFFRAY is SPEAKER

Prize winners IN four departments
Of the North Dakota state corn show
were announced today.
William Borden, Mandan, won
first place in the rainbow and lste
mixed flint class. Holmer Walker
Hazelton, was second; Clifford
Walker, Hszelton, third; Raymond
Horring, Glen Ullin, fourth; w. s,
Bryson, Turtle Lake, fifth, and Wal.
ter Nuss, Elgin, sixth.
F.. A. Mund, Minor, won first
prize in the Mercer corn class, with
Andrew Horing, Glen Ullin, second;
Henry Herman, Hazelton, third; Ben
Dittus, Glen Ullin, fourth; Otto
Mund, Minor, fifth, and D. G. Grim.
minis, Hazelton, sixth.
Frank Schretz, Hazelton, won
first in the early mixed flint class;
d. C. Crimmins, Hazelton, second;
N. F. .Doepky, Washburn, third; Tru-
man & Knoll, Lark, fourth;e Peter
Mihnn, Bismarck, fifth, and H. A.
Goehring, Hazelton, sixth.
w. B. Falconer, Bismarck, won
first place in the Falconer corn
class: Angus Falconer, Bismarck
second; Kottenbock Brothers, Glen
Ullin, third; D. G. Crimmins, Hazel.
ton, fourth; L. j. Reid, Bismarck,
fifth. and Peter Baarstad, Flasher,
sixth.
Judging was expected to be COM
pleted this afternoon and the judges
said that the winner of the state
corn show county cup would prob.
ably be announced tonight. The cup
was won last year by Sargent
J. G. Haney spoke Of. "Minnesots
IL Corn" this afternoon. and J. H,
Evans, Winnipeg, deputy minastei
Of agriculture Of the province oi
Manitoba, gave a brief speech. The
NARROW Sisters presented songs
and dances and corn ceremonials
, were presented by . group OF
Arikara Indians.
Mr.. Evans is to be the principal
speaker on tonight'se program
which will open at o'clock. Corn
ceremonials are to be presented and
novelty acts given by Chilcott and
NARROW Sisters. The Great North
crn quartet will sing and musical
numbers will be presented by the
Bismarck high school girls glee
club.
Tomorrow afternoons program
will open at $3.50 with q concert by
the Center Juvenile Band. H. D.
Hughes, lAmes, Ia, Of the Iowa state
agricultural college, will speak on
"Corn Investigation at the Iowa
Experiment Station" illustrating his
lecture with slides. The Great
Northern quartet will sing and Chill
colt and the NARROW Sisters will pre-
sent acts.
Banquet Z Feature
Exhibitors and visitors at the
show, city, county and state Off.
cials and members of service clubs
were feted at the annual corn show
luncheon Thursday noon by the Bis.
marck Kiwanis club.
Dishes served at the luncheon were
as nearly - possible Of corn. They
included cream Of corn soup
creamed. corn, corn bread, corn-fed
beef and ice cream in the shape o1
ears Of corn. Ed Cox presided q
the luncheon.
c. 7. Jaffray, Minneapolis, presi.
dent Of the 500 Line, said every man
must realize that what benefits his
neighbor also benefits him and paid
tribute to Bismarck business men fol
their cooperation in the staging Of
the corn show.
A community will prosper only q
the farmers around It prosper. Jaf.
fray said, pointing out that there
should be cooperation in order to in.
sure the. most efficient farming
methods. He expressed pleasure u
being able to meet group Of men
and women like those in Bismarck
who, he said, "are on their toes try.
ing to make their town worthwhils.' :
History Of Corn Traced
George Will, president Of the corn
show association, traced tho history
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