The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-09
ADDRESS WILL
CLIMAX STATE
CORN DISPLAY
E. NJ. Granlund, DeLamere,
Wins Sweepstakes in Single
Ear Division
INDIAN CORN WINNERS
State Penitentiary's Exhibit
Takes First Premium in
Flint Section

Flint Section
Bismarck held the center of aRri.
cultural interest Of North Dakota
today, as persons from far and near
came to the city to view exhibits at
the State Corn Show, which opened
its doors yesterday and will close
tomorrow night.
Ralph w. Budd, president of the
Great Northern railway, will bring
the show to climax tonight at $3.50
p. m.. when he will address more
than 200 persons at the annual state
corn show banquet, given exhibitors
at the show.
The railroad executive will arrive
in his special car today at 3 p. m.
After being taken to the corn show,
he will be taken to a hotel and from
there he will attend the banquet.
The dinner, which will be held at
the Grand Pacific dining room, is
open to the public.
Although the number Of persons
at the show yesterday was small, it
was expected that visitors at the
show would equal or break records
set in previous years.
Judging Continues
Judges at the show today began
working on the larger divisions Of
corn that had been sent in to be
judged. The exhibits in general
were the best they have ever seen
in the state, the judges declared.
and they expressed especial interest
in the exhibits sent in by All and
junior club members.
Judging of single ear entries was
completed this morning and work
was begun on mixed varieties.
sweet and pop corn and the regular
varieties.
E. M. Granlund, De Lamere, who
has won many prizes in corn shows
throughout the state in the last four
years, took first place in the
sweepstake single ear division, be-
sides getting first place in the one
ear divisions of white dent, yellow
dent, Minnesota 13 and sweet corn
varieties. Besides being the highest
winners in the four divisions, his ex-
hibits were also given minor places
in several other divisions.
Bismarck Winners
The Golden Bantam sweet corn
division was principally a Bismarck
affair, the Capitol City tsking five
places in that division. Third place
was given to James Roberts, Fair
view.
Classification Of white flour corn
and that of red, yellow, blue or
mixed flour corn went to Indians on
the reservations of the state. The
Indians are practically the only per-
sons in the state that raise the corn,
which was at one time the principal
item in their farming scheme.
Included in the Indian corn prize
winners was Mrs. Red Tomahawk,
wife of the chieftain of the Sioux
whose likeness appears on all high.
ways direction placards in the state.
Mrs. Tomahawk was given second
place in the red, yellow, blue or
mixed classification, second to Mel
lie Yellowbird, of Nishu.
The state penitentiary exhibit,
sent in by the head Of the agricul-
tural department Of the institution,
was given first place in the North
western Flint single ear division.
A list of the winners follows:
Single Ear Falconer
Dave Crimmins, Hazelton; Charlea
Swanson. Braddock; Emil johnson,
Braddock; John Schorsch, Richard
ton; John Kruger, Hazelton; Frank
Mund DeLamere.
Single Mixed Flint
John Schorsch, Richardton; Homer
Walker, Hazelton; Herbert Schorsch,
Richardton; N. S. Taargen, Hazel
ton; Otto Mund, Minor; Frank
Scholts, Hazelton.
Single White Dent
E. M. Granlund, DeLamere; Dave
Crimmins, Hazelton; Jacob Faxes,
Hazelton; Henry Human, Hazelton: !:
Frank Mund, DeLamere; Nels Guide.
son, Rutland.
Single Yellow Dent
E. NJ. Granlund, DeLamere: An
drew Bakken, Abercrombie; Henry
Human, Hazelton; N. S. Tranrer.
Hazelton; Frank Mund, DeLamere: !:
Roy Alfred, Fargo.
Single Northwestern Dent
State penitentiary, Bismarck; Roy
Little, Hazelton; John Sailor. He
bron; Peter Nelson, Temvik; Grant
County Corn Club; Charles Swanson.
Bismarck.
Sweepstakes for Single Ear
e. M. Granlund, DeLamere; John
Schorsch, Richardton; D. C. Grim.
minis, Hazelton.
Sweet Corn
2. N. Granlund, DeLamere: J. NJ.
Roberts, Fairview.
Early Sweet Corn
D. L. Howard, Fairview: Richard
Dodds, Steele; Harvey Sun. Killdeer:
n, s: Taruger, Hazelton; Fred Duts.
Mandan; William Rapp, Mandan.
Golden Bantam Sweet Corn
Albert Swenson, Bismarck: Chas
Swanson, Bismarck; James RoheKte.
Fairview; w. A. Falconer. Bisnarck:
=. 4. Sperry, Bismarck; W. B. Soll-
ers. Bismarck.
Flour Corn, White
Nellie Yellowbird, Nishu: Ar
Twobears, Cannon BAN: Drovn
Woman, Elbowoods: Mn. Cof6eo
Eibowoods; Ted Spotted Bear, EIho.
Flour Corn-Rea Ysllsw, NJ
or No.
Nellie Yellowbird, Nishu: Mr.
Red Tomahawk, Cannon nall: 1rn
Coffee, Elbowoods; Joseph pFI1a1
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