The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-27
0770MUND, MIlN0R,
GRABS FOUR F|RSYS
AS JUDGING STARTS
Emmons County, Struck by
Poor Crop Year, Is Tied
for Third Place
M'LEAN IN SECOND PLACE
Burleieh Grabs Lions Share OF
Prize Money in Alfalfa
and Glover
M'LEAN IN SECOND PLACE

With Otto Mund Of Minor winning
four first places, Sargent county took
! substantial lead in the race for the
county corn-producing championship
of North Dakota as judging was about
one third completed In the llth state
corn show here Friday noon.
Sargent had q total Of 80 points
while Mclean, In second place, had
only II.
Two counties, Ransom and Emmons.
the defending state champion, were
tied for third honors with is points
each. Other counties scored as fol-
lows: Oliver and Grant 6, Mckenzie
S. Sheridan 1, Dickey 3, Ward, Bur-
leigh and Morton 2 and Williams !.
Emmons. which had won perman-
ent possession of the state champion
ship cup last year with its third VIC
tory. suffered from adverse weather
conditions during the growing season
and did not send as many exhibits to
the show this year as usual, according
to H. p. Goddard, secretary.
Mund won two other first places IN
the alfalfa and clover division. points
for which do not count toward the
county corn championship.
In charge Of judging are Or. II. l.
Walster, dean Of agriculture Of the
state agricultural college, and E. w.
Norcross, deputy state seed comm1s-
sioner. :,
Burleigl1 county won top honors IN
the alfalfa and clover division. with
Sargent second, Morton third and
Pierce fourth.
The show opened i'd the World Wal
Memorial building here Thursday and
will continue through Saturday. with
the public invited to view the exhibits
Bismarck,s juvenile band will give
a concert In the auditorium at
o'clock Friday night to entertain Wis
!tors.
Results up to noon included:
DENT CORN
Minnesota No. l3 or similair-Ottc
Mund Of Minor. first: Frank Mund
Of DeLamere, second: o. o. Erickson
Of Mcleod, third; J. r. Prante Of MIL
nor. fourth: E. NJ. Granlund Of De
Lamere. fifth.
Rustler or similar Mund oa
Minor, first: Calvin Stout Of Bis.
narck. second: O. O. Erickson Of NC
Iced. third: Henry Granlund Of De
l,amere. fourth; e. NJ. Granlund o1
DeLamere. fifth.
Square Deal, Golden Dent or sim.
:lar-Otto Mund of Minor. first: Tex
McCrary OF Livona, second: Ed. Fos'
cf Hazen, third: ]. r. Prante Of Mil
nor, fourth; N. 8. Trauger Of Man
uan, fifth.
Pioneer or similar-Otto Mund O
Milnor. first: Frank A. Mund Of De
1lanere. second; Ed. Foss Of Hazen
third: E. M. Granlund Of DeLamere
fourth: Charles Kurtzman Of Hazel
ton, fifth.
ALFALFA AND SWEET CLOVER
Alfalfa ss>'-Otto Mund Of Milnor
first: A. T. Norlin of Menoken. sec
ond: N. s. Trauger Of Mandan, third
Charles Swanson Of Bismarck, fourth
Jacob sSwenson Of Bismarck. fifth.
White Blossom Clover-Otto Muns
OF Minor, first: Nordlin Brothers o
Balta, second: N. s. Trauger Of Man
can, third.
Yellow Blossom Clover-Alex As
bridge Of Bismarck. first: Jacol
Swenson Of Bismarck. second: Charlie
swanson Of Bismarck, third.
SEAI.DENT CORN
Falconer-Robert Niessner Of Tur
tie Lake. first; Fred Brown Of Turtl
Lake, second: John Ruck Of Turtl
lake, third; John Frey Of Turtl
Lake. fourth: Howard 0oehring o
Hazelton. fifth.
Northwestern - Earl Carpenter Q
Williston, first: Ray Frankhauser Q
Anamoose, second; Arthur M. Ho
Kama Of Guelph, third; Arthur g
knorr Of velva. fourth; Delmer Scot
~ Buford. fifth.
FLINT AND FLOUR CORN
Gehu or similar - Andrew HARM
q Glen Ullin. first: Wilbur Van de
Worst Of Westfield. second: Johl
Schelske Of Turtle Lake, third: ]. G
kurtzman Of Ha1elton. fourth: Ee
4. Haring OF Glen Ullin. fifth.