The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-14
Thomas K. Killand, Great
Plains Station, Judges Col
orful Entries

Awards in the annual fall flower
show, held in Bismarck this week.
end. were announced today by Mrs.
H. J. Duemeland, chairman Of the
committee in charge.
Thomas K. Killand Of the Great
Plain Experimental station, Man.
dan, acted as Judge. The following
are the winning blooms and the
names Of those who entered them:
Gladioli-Red plain petaled, Capt.
Wanner; second, Mrs. w. H. Boden-
stab; pink plain petaled, first, H. P.
Goddard; second, Mrs. Bodenstab;
third, H. p. Goddard; white plain
petaled, first, Mrs. Bodenstab, sec
ond; yellow plain getaled, first, W.
J. Noggle, second, H. J. Taylor, Mrs.
s. D. Cook; blue plain petaled, first,
w. J. Noggle, second, H. P. Goddard
third, E. Wanner; red ruffled, first,
E. Wanner, second, H. J. Taylor,
third, H. S. Lobach; pink ruffled,
Mrs. S. D. Cook, second, E. Wanner,
third, w. j. Noggle.
White ruffled, first and second,
E. Wanner; yellow ruffled, first, E.
Wanner; blue ruffled, Mrs. Rosen-
thai; any other color ruffled, second,
E. Wanner, third, E. j. Taylor.
White primulinus, first, Mrs. S. D.
Cook; yellbw primulinus. 2. W. Her
bert, second, H. P: Goddard, third,
H. ]. Taylor; am other color primu-
linus, first, H. J. Taylor, second. ).
B. Smith, third, E. w. Herbert; most
artistic vase or basket Of any one
variety, first, E. Wanner, second, H.
S. Lobach, third, w. ]. Noggle; best
collection of not less than five
named varieties, first, Thelma Leis-
man; grand champion gladiola, H. r
Goddard.
Dahlias-Red cactus dahlia, Mrs.
Pearl Schwartz; any other color cac.
tus, first, Mrs. Walter Sellons; red
hybrid cactus. first, E. w. Herbert;
pink hybrid cactus, Mrs. 9. y
Young; red decorative, first. ~
Wanner, second, Mrs. w. j. Noggle;
white decorative, Mrs. w. j. Noggle;
pink decorative. first, E. Wanner,
second, j. P. Engen, third, E. w.
Herbert; any other color decorative,
first, Mrs. C. L. Young, second, =.
Wanner, third, E. w. Herbert.
Pink show dahlia, Mrs. c. L.
Young; yellow peony, Mrs. G. l..
Young: any other color peony, E. w.
Herbert; yellow show dahlia, ]. r.
Engen; blue decorative, Mrs. E. ].
Taylor; Grand Champion dahlia,
Mrs. Walter Sellons.
Sweet peas-Blue, second, j. F.
Engen, third, Mrs. .Bodenstab; pink,
first, Mrs. Noggle, second, }. P.
Engen; white, first, Mrs. Rosenthal,
second, Mrs. w. j. Noggle, third, J.
p. Engen; purple, Mrs. Rosenthal,
second, J. P. Engen; red, first, Mrs.
]. B. Smith, second, j. P. Engen;
yellow, Mrs. w. ]. Noggle.
Most artistic bouquet of sweet
peas, first, Mrs. Rosenthal, second,
Mrs. Noggle.
Annuals-stocks, first, Philip
Thysell, second, Mrs. Croonquist;
clarkia, first, Mrs. E. j. Taylor, Sec
ond, Mrs. Croonquist; snapdragons,
first. F. c. Hanson, second, Mrs.
Bodenstab, third, Mrs. Bodenstab;
nasturtiums, first, Mrs. j. j. Erma-
finger, second, Mrs. Noggle, third,
Mrs. E. J. Taylor; zinnias,. first,
Mrs. j. Tschufnperlin, second, j. r.
Engen, third, Mrs. j. C. Beattie;
balsam, first, Mrs. j. c. Beattie;
cosmos, Mrs. E. j. Taylor, second,
Jane Smith, third, Jack Smith; YER
bena, first, Mrs. Croonquist; phlox,
first, Mr.. E. J. Taylor, second. Mrs.
j. J. Ermatinger, third, Elmer
Thysell; petunias, Mrs. Mackin, Sec
ond, Mrs. Mary Owens.
Poppies, first. Mrs. ]. ]. Erma-
finger; marigolds, Mrs. Efmatinger;
calendula, Mrs. Croonquist; salpi-
glossis, first, Mrs. E. j. Taylor, Sec
ond, Mrs. E. w. Herbert, third, Mrs.
j. C. Beattie; pansies, Mrs. A. G.
,Sorlie, second, Mrs. Croonquist; any
other annual, first, Mrs. E. j. Taylor,
other annual, first, Mr.. E. ]. Taylor,
Collection of named ANNALS, first,
Mrs. Ermatinger, second, Jack
Smith.
Perennials-Phlox. Mrs. F. L.
Conklin; hollyhocks, first, Mrs.
Schwartz, second, Mrs. J. B. Smith;
goldenglow, first, Mrs. Rosenthal,
secepd, Mrs. Mary Owens; tiger
lilies, first, Mrs. S. D. Cook; roses,
first, Mrs. S. D. Cook, second, Mrs.
E. F. Trepp, third, Mrs. Trepp.
Most artistic floral arrangement
of so blooms, first, Mrs. ]. Graham,
second, Mrs. E. F. Trepp.
Table floral arrangement, first,
Mrs. w. F. Crewe.
Sweepstake ribbon, Mrs. w. J.
Noggle.
In the children's competitive ex-
hibit, prizes and ribbons were
awarded as follows:
Zinnias, first; Robert Penner, age
8, second, Jack Harris, age 10, third,
Jesse Tilton. age IL.