The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-08-25
WANNER AWARDED
SWEEPSTAKES AT
FLOWER DISPLAY
Mrs. +. c. Stucke Gets Prize for
Grand Champion Glad;
Other Prizes Given

Mrs. r. G. Stucke won the award
for the grand champion gladiolus dis
played at the Bismarck flower show
Saturday and Captain e. q. Warmer
won the sweepstakes ribbon, awarded
to the exhibitor amassing the most
points.
Attendance at the show was more
than 1000. according to Mrs. H. j.
Duemeland, chairman. who said the
display was q great success. Mem
bers Of the Bismarck Yard and Gar
den club, which sponsored the show
voted 1t a pronounced success and are
hopeful of an ever bigger and better
show In 1881.
The awards made by r. K. Xilland
Of the Northern Great Plains Experi-
ment station. Mandan, who judged
the blooms, follow:
Red Gadioli, plain petaled: first
Mrs. John Lobach; second, Mrs. A
Miesen; third Mrs. D. B. Cook. Pink
first. Capt. Wanner; second, Captain
Warmer; third Capt. Wanner. Vel
low: first, Capt. Wanner; second, Mrs
Miesen: third, Mrs. H. J. Taylor
Orange: first. Capt. Wanner; second
Capt. Warmer; third, Mrs. s. D. Cook
Blue: first. Capt. Wanner: second
Capt. Warmer; third. Mrs. s. D. Cook
Lavender: first, Capt. Warmer; sec.
ond, Mrs. H. J. Taylor; third, Capt
Wanner.
Ruffled Gladioli, red: first, Mrs. H
J. Taylor; second. Mrs. D. B. Cook
third, Capt. Wanner. Pink: first
Mrs. F. G. Stucke; second, Mrs. w. F
Harris: third, e. w. Herbert
Odd color: first, Mrs. H. j. Taylor
second, Mrs. A. r. Miesen; third, Capt
Wanner. Primulinus: red: first, Mrs
F. G. Stucke; second, Mrs. D. B. Cook
third, Capt. Wanner. Yellow: first
Mrs. E. w. Herbert: second, Mrs. E
w. Herbert. Orange: first, Mrs. .. B
Cook: second, Mrs. H. J. Taylor.
Best basket Of any n variety: Mrs
Otto Holta. Best collection Of five o.
more different named varieties: first
Capt. Warmer; second, Andrew Luy'
ben. Grand champion, Mrs. F. G
Stucke.
Dahlias: decorative, red: first, Edw
Herbert; second, Mrs. Ferris Cord
ner. yellow: first, Meyer Cohen
White: first, Mrs. Peter Reid.
Sweet Peas: pink: first, Mrs. Ferris
Cordner. Whitei first, Mrs. A. r
Miesen. Blue: first, Mrs. A. r. Mic
sen.
Best basket or vase of any CT al
color: first, Mrs. Ferris Cordne.: sec
ond, Mrs. Miesen; third, Mrs. Ferris
Cordner.
Perennials: G~aillardia, first, Mrs. q
F. Dullam. Shasta Daisies: first
Mrs. o. B. Cook. Golden Glow: first
Mrs. Peter Reid. Phlox: first. Capt
Wanner. Coreopsis: first, Mrs. F. G
Stucke.
ANIMALS: Asters: first, Mrs. Petel
Reid. Zinnias: first, Mrs. H. J. Tay.
lor; second, Mrs. Peter Reid; third
Mrs. F. G. Stucke. Cosmos: first, F
J. Bavendick; second, Mrs. Peter
Reid: third, Mrs. Peter Reid. Scab'
iosa: first, Mrs. Peter Reid. Pinks
first, Mrs. Peter Reid. Phlox: first
Mrs. Peter Reid. Petunias: first, E
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third, Mrs. r. .Jansonius. Larkspur
first, Mrs. H. j. Taylor; second, Mrs
Peter Reid. Marigold: first, Mrs. g
F. Dullam; second, Capt. Wanner
Salpiglossis: first. Capt. Wanner; sec
ond, Mrs. r. s. Towne; third, Andrev
Luyben. Pansies: first, Mrs. Pete
Reid; second. Mrs. r. 8. Towne
third, Mrs. Ferris Cordner. Calen'
dula: first, Andrew Luyben: second
Mrs. q. r. Dullam.
Most artistic arrangement Of s.
stalks or more Of any kind or mix
ture Of flowers: first, firs. F. c
Stucke; second, Mrs. r. 8. Towne
third, Mrs. A. r. Miesen.
Holder Ct sweepstakes ribbon: Capt
y. q. WAnnAy.