The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-15
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NAEuCn VO0tlS
Adult dish gardens, Mrs. Car
Knudtson, first, So worth of stool
from Henry Dreer company, Philadel.
phia; Mrs. Henry Hanson, second, S:
worth OF stock from the same com.
pany. Rock and water gardens, Mis-.
Norman Peterson, first. Halls Drus
store, toilet goods. Back yard garden
Mrs. F. c. Stucke, first, Mary Branc
peony from Brands peony farm
Faribault, MINI.
Shadow boxes. Mrs. Reid, first, rock
garden plants from Bush's Nursery
Mrs. Earle G. Peck, Sec
ond, two sky-blue iris from Orwell
Iris fields, Carlinville, ILL.,: Mrs. H
Lombard. honorable mention, peren-
mails. from John F. Hauser company
Wis.
Basket Of so varieties of named
Mrs. E. J. Taylor, first, tam
angelli, from Peiffer Nursery COM
pany, Winona. Mimi; Mrs. stucke
second, gladioli bulbs from Ralph
Rohde, Grand Forks; Mrs. Leonhard
honorable mention, one-half dozen
narmora gladioli bulbs from T. E.
Barber and Son, Grand Forks. Rock
garden and pool display, E. M. Davis,
50 worth Of bulbs donated by ]. H.
Easton, Ill
Bouquets made with garden flowers
only. Mrs. Reid. colonial bouquet,
first, rock garden plants, donated by
Buesches Nursery, Minneapolis; Mrs.
Peck. invalids bouquet, second, Fari-
pault peony from Brand Peony farms,
Faribault.
Flower Arrangement
Most artistic arrangement, Mrs.
Reid, first, hardy plant collection from
Wayside Gardens, Mentor, O.: Mrs.
E. j. Taylor, second. Agnes rose, from
Northwest Nurseries: Mrs. F. e. Nc
Curdy, third, iris from Orwell iris
fields; Mary Louise Nuessle, honor
able mention, one-half dozen Mar
mora gladiloi bulbs from T. E. Bar
Der and Sons. Old fashioned ar
Mrs. F. G. Stucke. first,
live Picardy bulblets, from T. e. Bar
Der and Sons; Mrs. Reid. second.
Most artistic arrangement Of zinnias,
Mrs. Reid, first, Mrs. McCurdy, Sec
ond, Mrs. S. r. Mote and Mrs. Nc
Curdy, honorable mention.
Single spray, Mrs. Reid, first; Mrs.
Peck, second. Snapdragon arrange
ment, Mrs. Mote, first, one dozen Hell
en- Wills gladioli, from Ralph Rhode,
Grand Forks. Basket of petunias,
Mrs. Dan McPhee, first, two sky blue
Iris from Otwells iris fields; Mrs.
second, two iris from
Vaughns Seed store, Chicago: Mrs.
H. G. Frahm, honorable mention, two
Iris from same company. Red geran-
lum arrangement, Mrs. Mote. first,
two sky blue iris from Otwells iris
fields.
Flower Naming Contest
Charles Fossunl was awarded first
prize in the flower naming contest in
which 100 varieties of garden and
wild flowers were to be named. The
award was a collection of rock gar
den plants from the Bush nursery.
Perennials
Mrs. Charles Liessman was high in
number Of points in the perennials
section. The first prize was trellis,
by Rowe Mfg. Co., Galesburg,
ILL.,; Mrs. w. s. Ayers was second, re-
ceiving q rock plant collection, donat-
ed by Bush's Nursery; and Mrs. John
R. Fleck, third, receiving one dozen
Mrs. Hornberger gladioli bulbs DO
mated by Ralph Rohde.
Those awarded ribbons in the per-
ennials class were, white phlox, Mrs.
Dullam, first; Mrs. Frahm, second;
pink, Mrs. Stucke. first; lavender, Mrs.
0ullam, first, Mrs. Stucke second and
mention.
Delphinium, blue, Mrs. Carl Knudt-
son, first; dark blue, Mrs. w. S. Ayers,
first; snow-on-t the mountain, Mrs.
Anton butchers, first; gaillardia,
Mrs. McCurdy. first. Mrs. Fleck, sec
md; rudbeckia, Mrs. F1eck, first;
3hysostegia, Mrs. Frahm, first, Mrs.
;. w. Schoregge, second; pinks, Mrs.
Ayers, first, second and honorable
mention.
Carnations, Mrs. McPhee, first;
sweet peas. Mrs. Flick,
irst; daisy, Mrs. Liessman. first; IT,
,er lily, Mrs. Dullam, first; Miss Braz-
,rol, second: Mrs. Dullam, honorable
Mention; water lily and collection OF
anne, John Larson, first; bouncing
yet, Mrs. Liessman, first; globe thistle,
Yrs. Liessman, first; veronica, Mrs.
liessman, first; achilla. Mrs. LESS
nan, first; good flax, Mrs. Liessman,
irst; hyacinthas candicus, Mrs.
,choregge, honorable mention; hello
rope, Miss Brazerol, first; dianthus
Mrs. Leonhard, first.
ANIMALS
Animals exhibited by Mrs. F. E.
AcCurdy received blue ribbons IN
line sections Of the ANIMALS div!-
ion, emitting her to first prize,
which was one dozen Mrs. SiSson
,ladioli bulbs from Ralph Rohde.
Mrs. E. l.. Jackson was next In num-
.er of points, receiving one dozen
darmora gladion bulbs from the
anne company; third price six iris
'ulbs from Vaughn's Seed store, went
o Mrs. Reid.
Ribbons were awarded in the fol-
owing classes: snapdragons, Mrs. e.
,. Tre2p, honorable mention; mas
urtiums, Mrs. r. G. Goddard, first
nd second; lavatera, Mrs. Ayres,
irst, Mrs. Jackson, second; cosmos,
frs. Herman Leonhard, first, Mrs.
1cCurdy, second; scabiosa, Mrs. jack
on first ana second: verbena, Mrs.
GcCurdy, first; annual pinks, Mrs.
ackson, first and second; annual
hlox, Mrs. McPhee, first; petunias,
ouble, Mrs. McCurdy: single, Mrs.
|. L. Diebert; single, Mrs. McPhee:
weet sultan, Mrs. Jackson, first and
scond; larkspur, Mrs. Mossbrucker,
rst: Mrs. Jackson, second.
Marigolds, African. Mrs. Dell Shaw.
lrst and honorable mention: Mrs.
yres, second: marigold, calendula,
frs. Reid, first; Mrs. Dullan, Sec
nd: Mrs. e. J. Taylor, honorable
ention; salpiglossis, Mrs. Frahm,