Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
GRANT CO. HERALD
LANCASTER, WIS, JAN. 80, 1853



.shoeo and Fair, held at Lancaster, Sept.
23d and oath, 1857.
CATTLE CLASS ], NO. l-sIoRT HORNS.
Bulls. ...
Best Bull years old or over, John
Hale. 1st premium $500
Cd best, Conrad Knapp, I'd . 800
Best Bull under 3, r A WEIGH, lst pr 200
Cows and Heiters.
Best Cow years old or over,John
Welch, 1st premium $500
Cd best, R A WEIGH I'd 200
CATTLE CLASS !, lNo. 3-NATIvEs K CROSSES
Bulls.
Best Bull under years old, James
Predeaux, lst premium $500
Cons and He!ters.
Pest Heifer, F Fl Bonham, 1st pr. $500
ID best Cow, Geo w Morris, I'd pr. 200
Best Calf, R A Welch, list premium 200
cd best, Geo w Morris, Cd 100
CLASS l, NO. 4-woRKING OXEN.
Best woke Working Oxen,M D Nor
icon Ist premium $500
I'd best, James Miner, I'd 800
CLASS 2, NO. 5-HeRsEs.
Stations Of all work.
Best Stallion exhibited was by James A
Kilbourn to whom Certificate was awar-
ded as his horse was a previous lst prize
animal.
I'd best Stalion,L Eastman, lst pr. $500
Sd best Stallion, John Dodge,2 I'd pr, $50
CLASS ., NO. 6.
Draft StaliioaS.
Ist premium, S,,Iemon, $500
Best span matched draft horses, Jas
A KiIbourn, lst premium 400
Best span carriage horses, James
Barnett, LIST premium 400
Best span matched Colts, James
Jones, lst premium 800
Best gelding, L Hyde, list premium LOO
Best Colt 8 years old, Philip Kelts 500
Best flley, joseph McKenney, lst pr. 200
I'd best fiiley, II A W McNair,2d pr. 100
Best Colt, P Gulick, LIST premium 90
Best breeding mare, John Dodge, 400
CLASS 3, no. 6-sHEEP.
Best Merino Buck ,JohnEayres, LIST pr. 500
I'd best, John Eayres, Cd premium 200
Best buck lamb, George Engle, 2,ooI
Best pen Spanish Ewes, J E Dodge,
1st nremium. 800
Cd best Merinoes, John Dodge, 200
Best pen Lambs, J E Dodge, lst pr 100
Best pen Cross Breed Ewes, John
Hale, 1st premium 800
Best pen Cross Breed Lambs, Geo
W Morris, LIST premium 200
CLASS 6, NO. 1o-FARM IMPLEMENTS.
Best Farm Wagon, John Runk. $500 !
Best Tanning Mill, w w Wright ! LOO
Best Corn Shelter, W w Wright, 1901
Best pillow, Barstow IL Curley, 200
Best Corn Pillow, J Potter, 0,50
Best Sub Soil Plow, J Potter, l,00I
Best Shovel Plow, John Runk, so
Best Corn Planter, Randall & Jones,
by Dodge, sol
CLASS 9, no. 17-FRUfT.
Best sample of apples, John Clegg, $1,oo
I'd best, John Dodge, 90
Catawba Grapes, A E Kilby, SO
Granberies from the seed, A L Kilby, SO
Ground Cherries ] S Cummins, so
CLASS 7, NO. 12-FLoUR Il GRAIN.
Best sample Winter Wheat, Bon
ham, @i,oo
Best sample Spring Wheat, w W
Wright, LOO
Rest sample Corn, r | Knapp, so
Best Barrel Flour, Geo Horton, 90
Best sample Flour, E P Finn, 100
CLASS 7, NO. 1S-vEGETABLEs.
Best Turnips, W B Reed, so
Best Cabbages, G Holloway, so
Best Onions, J A Kilbourn, so
Best Carrots, L J WooIIey, so
Best Sweet Corn, L Wolley, so
Best Pop Corn, L j Woolley, so
Largest Pumpkin, r | Knapp, 80
Best Potatoes, George Ii Cox, White
MERGERS, 90
Best Sweet Potatoes, VIM Hall, so
Best Radishes, VIM Hall, so
Best Tomatoes, John Robertson, so
Best Squashes, John NJ Reed, so
Best Beans, Bonhan, so
Best Melons, j Garner, sc
Best and greatest variety Of yege-
tables raised by exhibitor J.
Garner, $500
CLASS s, NO. l1-DAIRY.
Best Crock Butter made in June, y
Wells, $I,oo
Best Crock Butter made in Septem-
Der, B E Quincy, 100
Best Cheese, Mrs JAY Barber, 100
CLASS 8, NO. 14-poMEsTIc MANUFACTURES
Best Quilt, Mrs Shewey, sl,00
Best Pair Wooden Mittens, Mrs R
Ashley, 100
Best Skein Yarn, Miss Julia 4 Hyde, l,0o
Best Rag Carpet, Mrs Jay Barber, 100
Best pair WOODEN Stockings daughter
of l. J Woolley, 100
Best Wooden Bed Cover, Mrs James
Jones, 100
Best pair Cotton Stockings, Mrs B
Quincy, 100