The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-15
DISTRIBUTE PRIZES
TO THOSE who WON
AT FLOWER EXHIBIT
100 Awards Are Made Follow.
ing check-Up BY Members
OF Committee

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ing check-Up BY Members
Of Committee
More than 100 prizes were being
distributed Monday to winners OF
first, second and third places in each
division Of Bismarck's ninth annual
flower show, following a final check
up by the members of the commit
tee on prizes, Mrs. E. j. Taylor and
Mrs. F. G. Stucke.
In divisions where first place was
awarded to many varieties, prizes
were given on the basis of points.
This item considerably complicated
the work of the COMMITTEES. Mrs.
John L. Bowers, Mandan, received
the attendance prize, plant stand
contributed by Webb Brothers, which
was awarded Saturday evening.
Other merchants of the city also
were generous In their donations and
a fine collection of useful articles was
on hand in addition to the many
bulbs and plants donated by nursery
firms In this state and elsewhere.
The sweepstakes prize, Is Picardy
gladtoH bulbs, from T. E. Bafber and
Son, Grand Forks, went to Mrs. Peter
Reid, highest in number Of points
for the entire show. A valuable King
Arthur gladioli bulb, also from the
Barber company, the grand champion
gladiou prize, went to Miss Rita Muir
ply.
In place Of several first, second and
third prizes in some of the divisions,
Mrs. Reid was awarded q IS credit
with nursery company, to be used
in purchasing perennial plants.
Tuberous Flowers
Mrs. Margaret E. Mossbrucker was
first In number Of points in the
tuberous flower division, receiving as
first prize, dozen Mrs. Sisston gla-
doll bulbs donated by Ralph Rohde,
Grand Forks: Mrs. Reid, second, iris
from Otwell's Iris Fields. Carlinsville,
ILL.,: Mrs. 8. Farmer, third, l dozen
Helen Wills gladioli from Ralph
Rohde.
Awards were show dahlias, red,
Mrs. Reid, second: white, Mrs. Reid,
first, second and honorable mention;
hybrid cactus dahlia, red, Mrs. Moss
brucker, first, DR.. r. H. Waldschmidt,
second; pink, Mrs. Farmer, first:
white, Mrs. Mossbrucker, first: yell
low, Mrs. Mossbrucker, first.
Junior Division
Junior department - Flower ar
rangement, Barbara Henry, first;
manicure set donated by A. w. Lucas
Co.; Wayne Orchard, second, station
cry from Smiths: Lois Riggs, honor
able mention, vase from Bowman's.
Bird houses: Homer Leroy, first,
tool box donated by Montgomery
Ward: Antoine Lift, second, flashlight
from Cowan's; Leo Lift, honorable
mention. photo album from Finney's.
vegetable arrangement, Myron At
kinson, Jr., first, book from Harris
and Woodmansee; Ann Senger, Sec
ond, lunch box from j. G. Penney
company; Wayne Orchard, honor
able mention, iris root donated by
Rev. Ellis L. Jackson.
Children's tea party with doll
guests, Barbara and Jean Baker,
first, glass toilet bottles from Mrs. r.
E. Bonham; Marilyn Duemeland, sec
ond, book from Harris and Wood
mansee: Marilyn F1eck, honorable
mention, iris root, donated by Rev.
Jackson.
Dish gardens: Isabelle LaRue, first,
sprinkling can. French & WEIGH, DON
ma August. second, pen from A. w.
Lucas company; Bucky Andrews,
honorable mention, photo album from
Finney's.
Rock and water gardens: Peagy
Whitley and Joan Hughes, first. pen
and pencil set from Lenhart's.
Girls room furnished, Mckenzie
girls All club, 100 gladioli bulbs from
Hoskins-Meyer: Mckenzie All club
winners In vegetable and flower dis
play, Esther Watson, Glen Wildfang.
Harold Wildfang, Rose Wildfang and
violet Spangberg, each received iris
roots donated by Rev. Ellis L. Jack
son.
Best collection of vegetables, Bis
marck Homemakers' club, bronze me-
DIAL donated by the National Garden
Bureau and The Bismarck Tribune
company and 100 gladioli bulbs don
ated by the Bismarck Garden club.
Best display of vegetables, Mrs. A.
!. Spangberg, first, bronze Floyd
Bradley horticultural medal and two
dozen gladioli bulbs from the Garden
club; William Laist, second, Amelie
0raverieux rose from Northwest
Nursery, Valley City.
Best selection Of vegetables. Her.
pert koenig, first, So worth of stock
donated by o. H. Will company:
Charles WEIGH, second, q worth of
DUCK from tne same company.
Table Decoration
Table decoration division. TRAYS
MRS. E. ]. Taylor, first. flower bowl
from Bonham's Jewelry: Mrs. Burt
t1nney, second; Mary Louise Finney.
third, Informal breakfast table set
ting, Mrs. Henry Duemeland. first.
Amelie Gravereaux rose from North
west Nurseries; Mrs. G. F. Dullam.
second; Mrs. Kelly simonson, honor
able mention. Formal setting, Mrs,
r. E. Bonham. first; Amelie Graver.
eaux rose from Northwest Nurseries:
Mrs. George Bird, second; Mary
Louise Nuessle. honorable mention. |
Chinese breakfast, Mrs. Henry Han
ION, first; salt and pepper shakers.
1onated by Knowles Jewelry store.
window boxes. Mrs. Christina
Ramp. first, II certificate from w.
Atlee Burpee, Co.. Philadelphia: Miss
Mary Brazerol. second; Mrs. John
!1eck, third.
Wall pockets, Miss Brazerol, first.
II certificate from H,,rnAa ro,onorv.