The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-28
NORTH DAKOTA BlRDS|
TAKE LEAD IN grand
FORKS TURKEY SHOW|
Challenge OF Minnesota Entries
on First Day Answered in
Tuesday Judging

Grand Forks, N. D., Jan. 28.-RH
Challenged by the supremacy Of
Minnesota birds during the first days
judging at the all-American turkey
show which opened Monday. North
Dakota exhibitors forged to the top
Tuesday with 10 championship birds.
Minnesota was close behind, however,
with six first rank fowls.
Mrs. Gladys Honssinger, Lebanon.
No., repeated triumphs Of former
years when she swept all awards
from first to fifth in both the Bour-
bon Red young tom and Bourbon Red
young hen classes.
Winners in Tuesdays judging fol-
low:
DEMONSTRATING hens: First. Ray
Andrews, Petersburg, N. D.; second.
Glen G. Bidleman, Kinsley, Kansas:
third, Emil johnson, Alexandra.
MINI.
Bronze-Old hens: First, q. 8.
Tornbom, Northwood, N. D.; second,
Alfred Malmberg, Crookston, Mimi;
third, Mrs. D. G. Mcleod, Crary. N. D.
Bronze-Young pens: First. Alfred
Malnberg, Crookston, Mimi: second,
Mrs. r. G.. Weidermeir, Orland,
Calf; third, Carl Larson. East Grand
Forks.
Bourbon-Young tom: First, Sec
ond, third, fourth and fifth, Gladys
H~onssinger, Lebanon, Missouri.
White Holland = Yearling hen:
First and fourth, Mrs. G. H. Folz,
Drayton, N. D.; second and fifth
Mrs. E. v. Trenholm, Henry, s. D.;
third, Mrs. A. Swenson, Gilby, N. D.
Bourbon-Adult tom: First. Mrs,
Carl Tyler, Egeland. N. q.
Bourbon-Young pen: First. Otto
W. Thieke, Beardsley. Mimi; second
and third, Mrs. G. A. Hobbs, North
wood, N. D.
Bourbon-Adult hen: First, Otto
w. Thieke, Beardsley, MINI.
Bourbon - Young hen: First, Sec
ond, third, fourth and fifth, Gladys
Honssinger, Lebanon, Missouri.
Bronze-Young hen: First, Glen G.
Bidleman, Kinsley, Kansas: second
and fourth, Francis Hovde, Glen
wood; third. Ray Andrews, Peters
burg, N. D.
White Holland-Young toms: First
and second, William M. Nicholson,
Montevideo, Mimi; third and fourth,
Mrs. c. H. Folz, Drayton, N. D.
White Holland - Old pen: First,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome H. Evanson,
Northwood, N. D.; second. Paulson
Brothers, Mayville, N d.: third, Mrs.
A. Swenson, Gilby, N. q.
White Holland-Youn pen: First,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Evanson, North
wood, N. D.; second, J. W. Bjerke,
Gilby, N. D.; third, Jesse Throssell,
Aldergrove, B. G.
White Holland - Yearling tom:
First, william M. Nicholson, Monte
video, Mimi; second, W. F. Willer,
Fairdale, N. D.; third. Mrs. John An
derson, Ross, N. D.
Bourbon - Yearling tom: First,
Mrs. H. G. Dixon, Northwood. N. D.;
second and third, Mrs. G. A. Hobbs,
Northwood, N. D.
Bourbon-Yearling hen: First. o.
to w. Thieke, Beardsley, MINI +: Sec
ond, Mrs. Emma Snyder, Stonyridge,
Ohio; third, Leroy Kirby. simms,
Mont.
MISUNDERSTANDING tom: First.
Grover Brothers, Grafton, N. D.; Sec
ond, Mrs. Martin Ellingson, Evans
vile, Mimi; third, H. DIN. Grand
Forks.
Narragansett Adult hen: First,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Aherin, Lisbon, N.
D.: second, Herbert Rosengren, 1ndi-
anola, Iowa; third, George Gnbertson.
Garfield, MINI. !.
White Holland-Young tom: First
and second, william M. Nicholson.
Montevideo, Mimi; third, Mrs. G. II.
Folz. Drayton, N. D.
Narragansett = Young tom: First.
Mrs. Martin Ellingson, Evansville,
Mimi; second, A. ]. Burks, Midlo-
THAN, Texas; third, Mrs. Martin FL
lingson, Evansville, MINI.
Bronze-Adult tom: First. Glen 9.
Bidleman. Kinsley, Kans.; second.
Ray Andrews, Petersburg, N. D.; third.
E,rancie Hovde Glenwood. MINI.