The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-29
minor MAN Wins
INDIVIDUAL HONORS
With 1O-EAR EXHIBIT
Bowman County Again Cap.
lures Glory In 4-H Clubs
Farm Crops Show
TOTALS ARE UNOFFICIAL
Bowman, Rhame and Warsaw
Youngsters Awarded Junior
Sweepstakes

premier hOnOrS IN the 10Th North
Dakota State Corn Show went to
Emmons and Bowman counties and
to Otto Mund Of Minor, winner of
the grand championship, it was an
nounced Saturday by the official
judges of the exhibition.
Emmons county won its sixth con-
secutive county championship to
nose out Mclean county in the senior
division while Bowman county cap
tured first honors in All competi-
ton. Mund's exhibit of 10 ears Of
dent was judged as the finest entry In
the show and carried off the grand
championship.
Official compilation of points to
determine county totals was to be
made Saturday afternoon but unoffi-
made Saturday morning but unoffi-
clal tabulations Friday indicated that
,, Emmons county had unquestionably
annexed the county championship for
the sixth consecutive time.
Sweepstake championships were
won by Mund for his exhibit Of dent
and by Ernest Goehring of Hazelton
for his 10-ear entry Of flint. Other
sweepstake champions were John
Frey. Turtle Lake, 10-ear semi-dent
exhibit; John Scheirmeister, Hazelton.
best single ear of flint: Victor Young
dahl. Cakes, best single ear Of dent:
Howard Berger, Williston, best single
ear of semi-dent: and Henry Mas.
Elgin, best exhibit of shelled corn.
Three Different Winners
Sweepstake honors in the All div
ision were won by Thomas Mills of
Bowman, Anton Sather, Rhame, and
Regina Shouts. Warsaw. Mills cap
tured first honors in the corn division
with q 10-ear exhibit, Sather SUBJ
mitted the finest sample of pota-
toes, and Miss Shouts was declared
| winner in the grain classes,
! At a meeting of the board Of direc.
tors, Friday night, George F.. Will OF
Bismarck was reelected president OF
the state corn shows directors. Other
officers named are Otto Mund. vice
president; P. j. Meyer, Bismarck.
treasurer, and H. P. Goddard, Bis
marck, secretary.
All directors were reelected with
one exception. L. c. Lippert Of Fort
Yates, was selected to succeed Peter
Ferguson of Raleigh. Other directors
are j. l.. Bell, F. ]. Conklin, j. P.
French, j. P. jackson, George F. VIII.
and Obert Olson, all Bismarck; D. c.
Crimmins. Hazelton; John Frey, Tur-
tie Lake; DR.. c. H. Hofstrand.
Churchs Ferry; j. G. Haney of Grand
Forks: Oscar Hagen, Watford City
and Otto Mund, Minor.
Gets Trophy Cup
EmmonS county amassed q total of
1877 points to gain permanent possess
sion of the state corn show trophy
cup. The number of points included
those won in both divisional and open
competition. Mclean county cap
tured the runner-up position with Is
points while Benson county was q
close third with 75h.
Other county totals were: Sargent
As. Morton 43, McHenry 20, Ransom
26A, Burleigh 24,s. Dickey 22h, Sioux
211s, Mckenzie, Is, Oliver IS, Grant
II, Williams II, Stutsman 10, Crane
Forks 9, Sheridan 8, Pierce 6. Golden
Valley 2, Kidder 2, Barnes 1, LaMoure
| /, Mercer l.
Emmons county also led in the
number of exhibits entered for COM
petition with 142. Benson county was
second with 106 and Morton third
with SO. Numbers Of entries from
other counties were: Barnes II, Bot
tineau 3, Burleigh 80, Cass 6, Dickey
q, Dunn Z, Grand Forks l, Grant Z,
Golden Valley IA, Kidder 80, La
Moure 4, Mclean 81, McHenry "a,
Mckenzie 3, Oliver IL, Pembina /,
Pierce I. Mercer 2, Ransom So, Rem
vile 2, Sargent IL, Sheridan 6, Sioux
50, Stutsman 3, and Williams 2.
Expect Big Attendance
Scores of spectators were awaiting
themselves Of last opportunity Of
viewing the show Saturday and at
tendance figures were expected to
eclipse those Of the first three days Of
the exhibition.
Free motion pictures were attract
ing groups Of visitors and several
hundred were expected to be on hand
for a concert by the Bismarck juve-
nile band from $3.50 to 4:3O D. m.
Films shown in the International
Harvester company booth were TEST
Every Seed" Gather Seed Corn
Early" and "Give Corn Square
Deal" Shown in the booth Of the
Tribune was 1.-THE World Of Paper"
displayed in collaboration with the
North Dakota Power and Light COM
pany and 1.-THE Pit Silo." an Inter
national Harvester company produc-
ton.
Awards Made Separately
| In line with policy adopted sew
|eral years ago, the state was divided
into two divisions and q separate ct
of awards made to winners from each
J district.
i District No. I. which Is made up OF
lcounties In the northern part Of the
state, Is composed OF Divide. Williaune
Burke, Renville. Bottineau. Rollette
Cavalier. Pembina. walsh. Grand
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