The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 27, 1931, Page 2

THE 2 124 GROP EXHIBITS AN STRASBURG SHOW D. C. Crimmins, Judge, Says Quality Is Best Ever Shown At Emmons Town Strasburg, N. D., Oct. 27—Exhibits ‘and vegetable show totaled 124, the specimens being of the best quality ever shown here, according to D. C. Crimmins, judge. = The corn department had 50 ex- “hibits and the vegetable section 74. Prize winners, in the order in which they finished, follow: 5 Corn Yellow Dent: Casey Dorn; Pete: Bosker: Square Deal: Casey Dorn; Peter Bosker. White Dent: John T. Wagner: Mrs. Martina Richter. - Northwest Dent: Melichor Nick- Slagh. High Breed: Wm. Dykeman; Carl A. Mitzel. Faulkner: Wm. Dykeman; Glen 1. ‘Peterman. Gehu Flint: John DeBoer; Mau- ritz Van Soest, Jr. White Flint: Casey Dorn; E. A. Keller. Rainbow Flint: Mauritz Van Soest, Jr. Early Mixed Flint: Peter Boshker; Glen L. Peterman. Pop Corn: Melichor Nicklaus; Ed ‘H. Nieuwsma. Sweet Corn: Danny Henn. White Flint: Casey Dorn. Mixed Flint: Peter Boshker. Semi-Dent: Ed H. Nieuwsma. Vegetables ° Potatoes: John Huen, John Wag- ner. Carrots: Adam Wolf; Joe M. Kraft. Beets: Mariana Volk; Adam Kolf. Egg Plant: Valentine Holzer; Jos. M. Kraft. Cucumbers: Ignatz Reinbolt; Se- bastian R. Dosch. - _Radishes: Sebastian R. Dosch; Gerrit F. Wolf. Winter Radishes: Mariana Volk, Leonard Scherr. Garlic: Mariana Volk. Rutabagas: Garret V. Wolf; Dan- ny Henn. Onions: Mrs. John Milnor; Mari- ‘ana Volk. Peppers: Val. Holzer; R. Volk. Tomatoes: V. Holzer; Mrs. John ‘Wayne. Cauliflower: R. Volk. Garden Wonder: Hattie Renskers. Citron: Cora Renskers; Lena M. Renskers. Turnips: John Huen; R. Volk. Red Radish: John Huen. Watermelons: Mariana = Volk; Rochus Dosch. Squash: A. Rensker. Pumpkins: Peter Yochim; Leonard Scherr. Sugar Beets: J. Jahner. Kohl-rabi: Danny Henn. Cabbage: Mariana Volk; Adam Wolf. Parsnips: Gregory Kraft. Hungarian Millet: Frank Reoh- rich, Sr. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Linton, N. D., Oct. 27—Among marriage licenses issued last week by Adam Thomas, Emmons county judge, were the following: Adam Nolz, Zee- land, and Magdalena Kuhn, Hague; Rudolph P. Volz, Dickinson, and Clara A. Masseth, Linton; Anton Zacher, Strasburg, and Mary Hager, Hague; Joseph J. Senger and Barbara Rein- bold, both of Strasburg. HUNTERS FIGHT FIRE Linton, N. D., Oct. 27.—On their way to Forbes to hunt pheasants, a party of Linton hunters helped ex- tinguish a fire in the Baumstarck farm home, 18 miles east of Linton. In the hunting party were Harry Lynn, Henry Bader, Tony Leuvwer, Bud Shier, Lloyd Stewart, Plus Volk, and Bob Chesrown. SHOT WHILE HUNTING Linton, N. D., Oct. 27.—In direct line of fire and about 50 feet away as his brother-in-law, Dave Munsch of Temvik, fired at a prairie chicken while hunting, Henry Heer, who lives four miles northeast of Temvik, was struck by 33 shot. He is expected to recover. He was brought to a Linton Not’ by any means! Schil- ling Pepper is rich with aromatic oils and full of flavor. Some peppers are merely stinging dust. There is a world of difference. Good spices are so important Give a thought to your spices and extracts. There are tremendous differences in quality — some things you would insist upon if you knew all of the facts. | Schilling aescen, in Strasbure’s fourth annual corn | us. Semi-Dent: Wm. Dykema; haa | i \Gray, county nurse. Yellow Squash: George Derringer. | Tony Boughlosky; And. OUT OUR WAY HEAH COMES TH BOSS AN HE'S GOT A BUNCH O' THEM city FOLKS WITH HIM. \ ! { | | | | ] ( i | | i ! | KEEPING A SECRET. GOOD GAwSse! WE'RE OISGRACED, IE TREY SEE A COW Bow WORKIN’ — AN! WE-CAINT: LOAF, IF JH Boss IS fe ANYTHING GoT LEAN AGIN BARS AN’ RIDE HOSSES McKenzie Women to | Study Health Course’ Watford City, N. D. Oct. 27.— Plans for the organization of adult classes in health for McKenzie coun-| ty women were perfected here by Mrs. Mary Johnson, representing the} state board of health, and Mrs. Mary) . i ‘The women will study four health lessons in three groups. The Grassy. Butte group will meet with Mrs. Cora} i Mayor Walker’s Agent Missing ——— | { | i i} | ! ! ! — ——_—_———————— The legislative committee investigat- ing New York city affairs wants to) talk to Russell T. Sherwood, above, who has been characterized by the committee’s counsel. as the financial and business, agent of Mayor James J. Walker. Seatch of bank’ wad| brokerage records has revealed trans- actions totaling more than $1,000,000 Skinner, in charge, at Grassy Butte Nov. 3 from 2 to 4 pm. The Squaw Gap section will meet at the home of Mrs, Ethel Walker Nov. 6 from 2 to 4 p.m. ‘The Ellsworth group will meet at Ellsworth Nov. 5 from 2 to 4 p. m. Three other meetings will follow, one each week. Subjects to be stu- |died are: Home hygiene and sanita- tion, communicable disease control in the home and home problems, nu- trition, and care of the mother and infant in the home. ORGANIZE P. T. A. GROUP Linton, N. D., Oct. 27—A Parent- Teachers association unit was organ- ized in the Danbury school district near here. A. Capelle was elected president. Other officers named in- cluded Edward Streu, vice president; Mrs.. Hayes, secretary; and Geo Rarridon, ‘treasurer. “ COMMISSIONER BREAKS LEG Alexander, N. D., Oct. 27.—Striking rock when he fell ‘while herding cattle into a corral, Anton Skedsvold, McKenzie county commissioner, suf- fered a break in his right leg near Swiftest, Easiest Way to End ‘Bilious Spell’ When you neglect those first symp- toms of constipation—bad breath, coated tongue, listlessness, the whole system soon suffers. Appetite lags. Digestion slows up. You become headachy, dizzy, bilious. It’s easy to correct sluggish bowel action! Take @ candy Cascaret to- night. 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Prize winners, listed in the jorder in which they placed, follow: Triumph potatoes—Olaf Bolken, Olai Bolken, A. O. Arnegard, Harold Bolken, Harold Stenehjem, and Loran Pellet, all of Arnegard; and Royce Newman, Watford City. Irish Cobbler potatoes—P. A. Stenehjem, Loran Pellet, and M. 8. Stenehjem, all of Arnegard. Early Ohio potatoes—C. E. Fleck, John Jorgens, and George Fleck, all of Arnegard. ‘ All other potatoes—Dwight Thur- gard; and Tom Green, Watford City. Yellow Dent corn—Howard Bell, Croff, and Joe Seibold, Watford City. Falconer corn—J. W. Van _ Allen, Arnegard; M. 8. Thorsrud, Watford City; and George Leek, Arnegard. Northwestern dent corn—Magnus| |g ae : | Seuepara ode tant ta ated soolated Press Photo | White flint corn—P. 8. Braden, Senator Willlam E. Borah told Watford City; Howard Bell, Croff;| French newspaper correspondents and George Leek, Arnegard. in Washington that revision of the Yellow flint corn—Helmer Johns- ap Watford City, and Howard Bell, ft. 2 Pop corn—N. 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