The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-14
M'LEAN FOLK
WIN AWARDS
AT n. ". FAIR
Gain Prizes in Many Divisions
at Minot Exposition, Held
Last Week

Washburn, n. d. July 1t Spc-
cial to The Tribune Many prizes
were won by Mclean county people
in the annual Northwest Fair held at
Minot last week.
In the homcmakers club booth
class, Garrison won first prize and
Horseshoe Valley third. Mesdnmes
r. K. Kits, Alfred Thompson and
Katie House had CHARGE Of putting
IN the Garrison Homcmakcrs clubs
booth, which illustrated wholesome
and unwholesome foods. 4 mouse
built Of wholesome foods like milk,
oatmeal, vegetables, toast and 50
forth illustrated the foods easily d.
rested. Another holkse by way Of
contrast was built Of pancakes. pick
les. soft drinks, candy and fried
cakes. illustrated foods hard to di-
gest. =
Thc Horseshoe Valley Homemak..
crs' club booth was in charge OF
Mesdames X. II. Wilson, p. A. Whip
pie and j. II. Johnson Of Russo. The
need for kitchen Improvement was
the story told by this booth.
Each county in northwest North
Dakota was allowed to send two boys
and girls club demonstration teams,
one home economies team and an
agricultural team. 49,.
Home Economics Team Wins
The home economies team from
Mclean county consisted OF Irene
Wilson and Edna Keys of the CARR
son girls clothing club and the SUB
iect for their demonstration was
making bungalow apron. Inns
team was awarded first prize. Mrs.
r. r. Kits is their local leader
9 r n
tenn from Mclean county consisted
az Leon and Elmo Lillehaugen from
the Benedict Boys and Girls Poultry
Climb. Their local leaders are Rev.
Cottrell and Miss Florence Sim
mons. This team was awarded first
MACE and both teams will now repre-
cent northwest North Dakota at the
state contest to be held ut the Fargo
State Fair next week. The Benedict
team demonstrated controlling tuber-
tulos;s in poultry.
Win Many Awards
In the clothing and food class open
10 bows and girls club members. all
the prizes went to Mclean county
members as follows:
Hazel Kits Of the Garrison club
won first on three garments appro-
priate for club girls and second on
school dress. Julia Bull OF Elbo-
woods won second on three appropri-
ate garments for club girls and first
en- house dress. 80, -,
Imogene Baker of Elbowoods club
won third on. three garments appro-
nriatc for club girls ana trace
Vought Of the Garrison club wen
fourth. Eula Kits of the Garrison
club won first on Il school dress.
Prizes won in the poultry exhibits
included
Barred Rocks
Old Male Third, L. &. Weber,
Underwood.
Rose Comb Anconas
Hen--First, Emil A. Wilke, Under
Single Comb Anconas
Hen-Eirst. Emil A. Wilke, Under
wood.
Silver Laced Wyandottes
Old Male Bird--First and Second,
". W. Hanson. Russo.
Hen-First, W. W. Hanson, Russo.
Old Pen-First. W. W. Hanson,
Blue Orpingtons
Hen-First, and third. Aug Bauer
One Male Rird-First, Aug. Bauer,
Max.
Bluff OrpingtOn
: Hen-First and third, Aug Bauer,
Max.
The Grand Champion prize for best
hen in English class also went to Mr..
Bauer.
q. l.. Nordquist's hogs Won in
competition against entries from
Missouri and Florida, as follows:
DurOc Jersey Hogs
Aged hoar-First, O. L. Nordquist,
Underwood.
Senior Yearlin" Boar First and
second. O. L. Nordquist, Underwood
Junior Boar Pig-Second. O. l..
Nordauist, Underwood.
Junior Sow Pig-First and Second,
O. L. Nordquist, Underwood.
Senior Champion Boar-C. l..
NordQuist, Underwood.
Grand Champion Boar--O. L. Nord-
auist, Underwood.
Get Of Sire-Third, O. L. Nord-
auist, Underwood.
Produce of Dam-Second and third
O. +. Nordquist, Underwood.
National Duroc Futurity Show
First and second. O. L. Nordquist
Underwood.