Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03
List of Premiums

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Shoe and Fairfield at Lancaster Sept.
Esd and oath, 1857.
CATTLE CLASS 1, NO. l-sHoRT HoRss.x
Bulls.
Best Bull 8 years old or over, John
Hale, lst premium $4,o0.
I'd. best, Conrad Knapp, I'd 800.
Best Bull under 3, R. A. WEIGH, LIST pr.2,0o
Cows and Heifers.
Best Cow 8 years old or over, JOHN
Welch, lst premium $500.
I'd best, R. A. WEIGH, I'd premium 200.
CATTLE CLASS /, NO. 3-NArIvEs d CROSSES
Bulls.
Best Bull under 8 years old, James
Prideaux, lst premium $500
Cows and Heiters.
Best Heifer, f. H. Bonham, lst pr. $500.
I'd best Cow, Geo. w. Morris, % pr. 200
Best Calf, R. A. Welch, lst premium 300
I'd best, Geo. w. Morris, I'd 100
CLASS l, 10. 4-woRKING xEN
Best yoke Working Oxen,M. D. Nor
rison, 1st premium $500
I'd best, James Miner, I'd 500
tCLAss 2, NO 5-HoRsEs.|
Stations Of all York.
Best Stallion exhibited was by James A.
Killbourn to whom a Certificate was awar
Ided as his horse was a previous LIST priz"
animal.
I'd best Stall on, L. Eastman, 1stpr. $500
Sd best Stallion, John Dodge, I'd pr. 500
GLASS 2, NO. g..
Draft Stations.
LIST premium, S. Lemon, $500
Best span matched draft horses, Jas.
A. Ki.bourn, LIST premium 400
Best span carriage horses, James Bar
nett, lst premium 400
Best span matched Colts, JAS. Jones,
1st premium, 500
Best gelding, L. Hyde, lst premium loo
Best Colt 8 years old, Philip Kelts, 800
Best flley, Joseph Mckinney, 1st pr. 200
I'd best flley, Fl. A. McNair I'd pr. 100
Best Colt, P. Gulick, lst premium LOO
Best breeding mare, John Dodge, 400
CLASS 8. NO. s-sHEEP.
Best Merino Buck, John Earyes, LIST pr. 800
I'd best, John Eayres, I'd premium 200
Best buck lamb, George Engle, 900
Best pen Spanish Ewes, J. E. Dodge,
1st premium, 800
I'd best Merinoes. John Dodge, 200
Best pen Lambs, J. E. Dodge, 1st pr. 300
Best pen Cross Breed Ewes, John
Hale, 1st premium 800
Best pen Cross Breed Lambs, Geo.
w. Morris, lst premium 200
GLASS 6, NO. 1O--FAHM IMPLEMENTS.
Best Farm Wagon, John Runk, $500
Best Tanning Mill, w. w. Wright, 100
Best Corn Shelter, w. w. Wright, 100
Best Plow, Barstow & Curley, 200
Best Corn Plow, J. Potter, 0,50
Best Sub Soil Plow, J. Potter, 100
Best Shovel Plow, John Runk, SO
Best Corn Planter, Randall d Jones,
By J. Dodge, so
CLASS 9, NO. 17-FRuIr.
Best sample of Apples, John Clegg, $500
I'd best, John Dodge, SO
Catawby Grapes, A. Z. Kilby, so
Cranberries from the Seed, A. E. Kilby, so
Ground Cherries, J. S. Cummins, so
CLASS Z, NO. 12-FIoUR AND GRAIN.
Best sample Winter Wheat, J. j. Bon
ham, S1,0o
Best sample Spring Wheat, w. W..
Wrigh', sl,00
Best sample Corn, R. l. Knapp, SO
Best sample Flour, E. P. Finn, $1,00
CLASS 7, NO. ls-vEoErABLEs.
Best Turnips, w. B. Reed, SO
Best Cabbages, J. G. Holloway, so
Best Onions, J. A. Kilbourn, SO
Best Carrots, L. J. Wooley, so
Best Sweet Corn, L. j. Woollev, so
Best Pop Corn, L.. J. Woolley, SO
Largest Pumpkin, R. l. Knapp, SO
Best Potatoes, George H. Cox, White
MERGERS, so
Best Sweet Potatoes, VIM. Hall, so
Best Radishes, VIM. Hall, SO
Best Tomatoes, John Robertson, so
Best Squashes, John NJ. Reed, so
Best Beans, J. J. Bonham, so
Best MELONS, j. Garner, SO
Best and greatest variety of Vegetables
raised by exhibitor, ]. Garner, $l,oo
CLASS 8, N c. 11-DAIRY.
Best Crock Butter mad. in June, N.
Wells, $1,0o
Best Crock Butter made in Septem-
Der, b. E. Quincy, LOO
Best Cheese, Mrs. Jay Barber, 100
CLASS 9, NC. 14-DoMEsTIc MANUFACTURES.
Best Quilt, Mrs. Shewey, $500
Best Pair WOODEN Mittens, Mrs. r.
Ashley, 100
Best Skein Yarn, Miss Julia A Hyde, 100
Best Rag Carpet, Mrs. Jay Barber, 100
Best Pair Wooden Stockings, daughter
Of L. ]. Woolley, 100
Best Wooden Bed Cover, Mrs. Jas.
Jones, LOO
Best Pair Cotton Stockings, Mrs. B.
Quincy. 100
CLASS S, NO. 16-PoULTRY.
Best Coop Fowls, ]. K. Woods, $500
I'd best l.. j. Woolley, LOO
CLASS 10, NO. l5-DIscKErIoSARY.
Fat Steer, NJ. Rasaer, so
Packing Barrel, N. Wells, so
Fruit Trees, E. HARRISON, so