Prize Winners for County Fair at Hastings North Dakota
Hastings Community Service Club awards go to Lars Reitan president for second prize. Mrs Krogh wins first group meat exhibit eight dollars. Mrs Lahlum first jelly and fruit exhibits eight and five dollars respectively. Selma Lahlum also earns top group rentables and a silver cup from the Fair Store. School exhibit prizes list winners across grades, including Ritchie and Lincoln names, with multiple bests in writing, drawing, weaving, and arithmetic categories.
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Hastings Community Service Club
Lars Reitan
Hastings
N. D
M. P. Krogh
Right Price
S. L. Lahlum
Hedstrum Grocery
Selma Lahlum
Peoples
Fair Store
Eckelson Community Sewing Club
Ritchie
Lincoln
Jane Lincoln
Suit Ritchie
Ritchi
Valley City public schools students showcase art and maps
A long list of prizes spans best specimens in drawing water color and stencil work across Valley City public schools, training school and district 18. Winners include Otto Flam Fingal Rosa Plecity Dist No 18 and Clara Huber Fingal with maps and art pieces earning top honors.
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Ron
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Valley City Public
Valley City Public Schools
Valley City Eublin
Valley City Public S
Valley City Public School
United States
Albin Steimman
Rosa
Ran Politieneg
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Valley Ic
Wm. Neagle
Saiderin Consolidated
Valley City Publi Schools
Barnes County
Otto Flam
Fingal
Nina Keyes
Baldwin Consolidated
Clara Huber
North America
Valley
City Public
Cora Christopherson
Valley City High School
Valey City High School
Anglo Gaol
St. Catherines
Helen Corby
Angelo Gad
Grace Johnston
Rosamond Cook
St. Catherine
Pearl McIsaac
Bernice Bakken
Geo. McMillan
Uxbridge Consolidated School
Mabel Kroft
Henry Lahlum
Clifford Thoreson
Clara Tolstad
Dist
Herman Wurzer
Oleva Schoester
John Gassman
Joseph Mueller
Arnold Dbs
Lizzie Morth
School Exhibit Winners and Awards List
Grade level entries from Greenland and Hastings display a range of projects. Awards include Best six piece manual training and a Silver Cup for Grand Prairie Consolidated School. Notable names: Gertrude Van Broggen, Violet McKay, Ada Lillethun, Florence Ronzheimer, Gladys Dahle, Sid Clifford Sundstrum, Wilbert Duven.
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Gertrude van Broggen
Greenland Consolidated
Iist
Ernest Schilling
Wh. Schroeder
Sid Clifford Sundstrum
Violet McKay
Wilbert Duven
Grand Prairie Consolidated School
A L Green Returns With Load of Hie Car
A L Green arrived back with a portion of tarday, claiming he drove up in a car and brought back two loads of items.
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Mapleton
A. L. Green
Playif
County superintendents tour Grand Prairie fields in auto
County education leaders led by Minnie J. Nielsen toured Grand Prairie and Nortimier consolidated schools by auto today to blend business with a countryside picnic. Farmers reported rye cutting and crop progress reflecting a growing season trend amid chatter and the buzz of early vehicles.
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Minnie J. Nielson
Grand Prairie
Nortimier
Valley City News Roundup of State Fair and Local Talk
Valley City items note friends Miss Fitzgerald and Miss Lund reuniting after years. State fair crowds expected in Fargo with auto races drawing many Valley City residents. Claude Ferrell buys a highbred sheep for 200 dollars at the fair. Cooperstown visitors Mrs Steinborn and Miss Wells return after personal care, while Chautauqua features Davies Opera Co and Mr O Connor speech. The Healy family plans move to Long Beach, California. A letter urging a community hall is withheld without author name, and readers vent about caller anonymity in phone communications.
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Claude Ferrell
Getchell Prairie
Fargo
Claude
Chautauqua Association
Chautauqua
O'Connor
Davies Opera Co
Lillian Healy
Girls Altar Guild
The
Episcopal Church
Miss Healy
Woman’s Guild of the
Church Wi
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Valley City
Long Beach
Cal
Times-Record
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Svea Consolidated
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Marie Poppen
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Nome
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Fargo Athletics
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Cooperstown
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Bankers Convention
George Beier
Carrington, N. D
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Griggs County
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Baseball Association
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Grand Prairie Township
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Lisbon
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the Times-Record
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Lake Geneva
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Remington
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Waseca, Minn
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Jamestown
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St.’ Peter, Minn
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Wm. Storey
Third Street
Fifth Avenue
Charles G. Land
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