Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 8, 1921, Page 14

,g'hh railway station located on M. &. I railway just on the ary line of Itasca and Koochi- counties was fincorporated @ 'vflkxe in’ 1906 and can now boast ofiover 100 population, according to the last census. It was named after E. L. Orth, who lives at Brainerd and was train dis- pwl:cher for the M & 1. railway [pany. 'lrylng and general farming will be this community’s future princi- pal business, although at the present time it boasts of being located with- in"the Island Lake district which is considered a real, fishérmahn’s para- dise. This attractive lake is but two miles from the village of Orth. There is a good. general store, backsmith shop, restaurant ‘and other business enterprises in this vi- lage. The country around Orth is being settled rapidly by progressive farmers who are fast carving their homes out of what a few short years ago was nothing more nor less than a wil ness. Within the past year more than 25 families have settled in this lo- cality, which speaks well for the sqil and farming prospects of the Orth district. (Continued from Page 5) Class 5 1st 2nd Celery, 4 bunches .. -$1.00 § .75 Rhubarb, 6 stalks - 1.00 75 Endive, 1 bunch . 1.00 5 Lettuce, 2 heads . 1.00 75 Kale, 2 plants . 1.00 .75 T 3 & Class 6.—Onions, Ten Specimens 1st 2nd White Globe X $ .75 White, flat 1 .75 Red, globe . \75 Red, flat ... i 75 Yellow, glo 9 75 Yellow, flat . X 75 Onions for pickling . 1. 75 & TR oW S Class 7.—Tomatoes, Ten Specimens 1st 2nd Large, red .$1.00 Small, red . 1.00 Large, yellow . 1.00 Small, yellow . 1.00. Large, green .:1.00 ° Yellow round Cherries, 1 pint. . 1.00 Class 8.—Stock Vegetables, Three Specimens Note: Select smooth and uniform.specimens. 1st 2nd Carrots .. .$1.50_$1.00- Rutabagas - 1.5 1.00 Mangles, red 1.00 Mangles, yellow " 1:00 Mangles, any other {55 1.00 Sugar Beets s 1.00 Turnips .. . 1.00 EE PN Class 9.—Stock Vegetables, One Spocimen Lot 1st 2nd 1 Pumpkins, red 1.00 $ .76 2 Pumpkins, yell 1.00 .15° {8 Squash, yellow .. 1.00 5 4 Squash, any othe: 1.00 5 Class 10.—Garden Sedds, Home Grown, One-half Pint 3rd Rutabagas Turnips Carrots .. Sugar Be Cabbage ... Tomatoes Onions: ... Onion Sets, Cucumber Class 11.—Individual Exhibit 1st 1 Display of vegetables from one i farm to consist of at least 12 kinds 12 Display of vegetnbles ‘From one vil- lage or city garden to consist of at least 12 kinds +:8 Display of vegetables from com- mercial gardeners to consist of at least 12 kinds as prep'xrul for market ... o i Class 12.—Individual Farm Exhibit All productions taken from one farm First Prize ... Second Prize Third Prize . All others scori Exhibits must score (100 points or more to'draw a pre- ‘miurh, i The conditions on which these exhibits will be scored are as follows: Beauty and Arrangement of Exhibit .100 Points Gmms—Slx varieties, one quart each . 60 Points ;Grnms in Straw—Six v‘mcuus, two inches band ... e 60 Points Grains in Straw—Six varietics, two. inches at \ ¢ band ... 60 Points 7 ‘Native or Wlld Grasses—Eight ‘varieties, two R inches at band . wereneeeee 80 Points Tame Grasses, Clover and Four vari- * Y eties, three inches at band ....100 Points Forage, Peas and Vetches in Str. Including millets, rape, sorghum, fodder corn, three , inches at band ....100 Points Potatoes—Standard varieties, two nte aud one early variety, fifteen of each kind 60 Points Culinary and Other Garden Vogutablcs—Bcst collection ... ...120 Points Stock Vegetables—Three varicties of twu SPCCP mens each .. 60 Points {Canned Vegetables and Fruits—The kinds that I cannot be shown fresh reeeeee. 100 Points "bscellaueous—Such articles as butter, Iard cheese, eggs, fruit, wool, honcy, canned and . cured ‘meats, ete. ... ....100 Points Total. 1,000 Points DIVISION L.—FRUITS ;' Superintendent—C. F. Schroeder Clnn 1.—Mncelhncouu ¥ S Apples, Duchess, 4 spemmcns Apples, Wealthy, 4 specimen; Apples, Hibernal, 4 specimens. Apples, Okabenn, 4 specimens. Apples, any other, large, 4 mens Apples, specimens Apples, Hysl Apples; any uther, 8- specimens.. ‘Plums, wild, red, 12 specimen: Plums, wild, yellow, 12 specim Plums, tame, red, 12 specimens......1. Plums, tame, yellow, 12 specimen: O @ ohwoR D u g Wi\ roRe THE BEMIDJP DAILY PIONEER Plums, Waneta, 12 specimen: Plums, Sapa, 12 specimens. Plums, Opata, 12 specimen: Cherries, compass, one pint Grapes, 4 bunches Strawberries, one q Raspberries, one quart WOMEN’S DEPARTMENT Superintendent—Mrs. C. D. Lucas Assistants—Mrs. J. H. Koors, Mrs. W. Z. Robinson ‘DIVISION J.—CUT FLOWERS 1st 2nd ‘38rd $ .75 $ .50 $:.25 W16 .50 28 House Plant in . 16 .50 .25 Decorative, House* Plant . W15 .50 25 “DIVISION K.—CANNED FOODS, NATIVE GRQWN k) (Bring Only Exhibits Listed) Class 1.—Vegetables To be judged on general appearance, fullness of can, and sealing. Bouquet of one variety, 12 speci- 2nd; Corn ....... String Beans Carrots .. Tomatoes .. Beets ... Greens Peas .. Pumpkin Combinations .26 Class 2.—Meats, Canned (Not to be opnned) 1st 2nd 3rd Beef .. 75 $ .60 $ .26 Pork .75 50 4. 26 Chicken 5 .50 25 Fish ... 5 50 26 [« [ BONHE ©RIRCTR NG Class 3.—Canned Fruits, Native Grown Ko be judged on clearness of juice, wholeness., of _ ‘fruit, color and sealing. . :« Tt 7 Fhd " srd Raspberries, red .. 15 $ .50 $ .25 Blackberries .50 25 Strawberries ! .26 Blueberries 8 . 25 - Plums . . .25 Apples ) .25 Crab Apples . 25 Rhubarb o .25 :Currants S5 B 26 . Gooseberries B . 257" Cranberries d LB .25 Canned Fruit Juice ¥, P T L T Class 4,—Jelly < To be judged by color, flavor, con-ulen:y and covering. 1st.. 2nd . Currant -$ .50, Apple .. . .50 “Plum .. . .60 */'Grape .. . .50 Cranberry ;.50 Class 5.—Jam or Marmalade To be judged as to stiffness, flavor and -:ollor st Currant .$ .50 Gooseberry 50 Raspberry ST Strawberry .. .50 Plum .. . .50 Grape .. . B0 Apple Butter 50 Blackberry . .50 .50 Minnesota. Money Practically every dollar that this bank loans is used to develop Northern Minnesota. While our loans are made to local people, nevertheless our past twenty yenrs' expenence . +has proved to us that they are good !oans. Deposit your money with us where you know ‘that it is absolutely safe and you will also. know that you are assisting . an institution, which is working constantly’ for ithe" develop- 3 @ent qf the territo,;-y in wf::hich you live. orthem ational Bank BEMIDJI ON DECEMBER 1, 1920, THE U. S. SURPLUS ARMY 4GOODS STORE WAS OPENED TO THE PUBLlC 'FOR THE DISTRIBUTION: ‘AND SALE OF SURPLUS ARMY AND NAVY MERCHANDISE SINCE THAT TIME THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF THIS MATE- RIAL HAS BEEN SOLD TO THE PUBLIC WITH THE RESULT THAT WE HAVE MADE THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS, OUR AIM IS TO GIVE THE GENERAL PUBLIC GOOD DEPENDABLE MER- CHANDISE—PRICES BELOW WHOLESALE: OUR PRESENT STOCK CONSISTS OF - ARMY AND NAVY MERCHANDISE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS INCLUDING: UNIFORMS 0.D. BLANKETS OVERALLS SHOES AND SOX JERKINS BREECHES RAINCOATS LEGGINS ROOFING PAPER BARRACK COTS SHIRTS PAINTS MATTRESSES BARB WIRE : AUTO TIRES A TENTS = 5. . wx VARNISHES . BELTS, ETC., ETC. OUR LOW PRICES ARE POSSIBLE ONLY BECAUSE WE PURCHASED A GREAT QUANTITY OF :THESE GOODS AF TER, THE GOVERNMENT: INVEN- TORY. - BUYING IN VERY LARGE LOTS W,E WERE GIVEN REDUCED PRICES __AND WE OFFER YOU THE ADVANTAGE OF THE SACRIFICE RATES, IF YOU WANT ANYTHING PERTAINING TO THIS LINE, WRITE US AND WE WILL SEND IT TO YOU., WE ESPECIALLY WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR MAIL OR- DER DEPARTMENT. - 'WE FILL ORDERS THE SAME DAY THEY-ARE RE- CEIVED AND GUARANTEE SATISFACTION IN EVERYTHING WE SEND, JUST INCLOSE ‘ORDER WITH ‘AMOUNT REQUIRED AND " LET " US DO THE REST. YOUR MAIL INQUIRIES WILL RECEIVE THE SAME CAREFUL ATTENTION AS THOUGH YDU APPEARED IN PERSON. ‘ GENUINE CHIFORD TIRES GUARANTEED FOR 5,000 MILES 30x3 Rib Tires, each....... : 30x3 Non-Skid Tires, each . .....,.......$10. 40 30x3% Rib Tires, each........... . $11.90 30x3% Non-Skid Txres BACH . i it e eiois .$12 40 TENTS! TENTS! * TENTS! ArmySquadTents.................... $27.50 Size 16x16 ft, 3-ft side walls, 11-ft center; weight, 108 1bs; standard 12-oz, genume Kahki Canvns original cost, $125.00, ArmyOfflcers Benls... o B T 100 Size 9x9 ft, 3-ft side walls, 10-0z canvas—splendid for campmg‘ purposes, 0.-D.. ARMY ‘BEANKETS Genume ‘Army O. D. Blankets, size:64x84} welght approximate- 1y 4 1bs; 100% wool; cost the Goverriment around $10.00 eaeh—-— Special 0'a Gustomer) ( ‘Army Iron Barrack Cots ..., springs round legS" : Cotton fil ) 'WHEN 1IN, BEMIDJI You A LW ; TO" THE LARGEST ARMY AND NAVY . GOODS STORE IN NORTHERN MINNESOTA ~ U.S. Surplus e Army Goods Store [ =z 131 118 Minnesota Avenue Bemidji, Minn. 131