The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-10-12
lest preserved huckleberr;es. International

Best preserved huckIeberr;es, International
Hotel.
Best preserved rhubarb, International Hotel.
Best plum jelly, International Hotel.
Best grape jelly. International Hotel.
Best wild plum preserved, Mrs Coulard. u
Best wild plum jam, j A Densmore, Richfeld
Hennepin county. a-es
Best tomato catsup, very fine, j A Densmore.
bes: display OF preserved fruits, exceedingly
fine, Mrs Smith, Minneapolis
Best strawberry and tomato lam. A Dens.
more, Rchfeld, Hennepin county.
Best preserved wild flowers in frames, Miss
Godfrey, Minneapolis.
Best preserved bouquet of wild grasses. flow.
ers and MOSES. Miss Godfrey, Minneapolis.
CLASS IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY.
DC Jones, st Paul, Rochester straw cutter,
LIST premium, diploma.
DC Jones, St. Paul. CahoOn's seed sower LIST
premium diploma.
Jones, St Paul, Kirby harvester, I'd pre-.
MUM discretionary.
Jones, St Paul, Canton sweepstakes,
thresher LIST premium, diploma and SIS.
u Jones, st Paul, Pennock's wheat drill,
diploma recommended.
d G Jones, st Paul, Halls potato digger LIST
premium, diploma.
ID Jones, st. Paul, best display of agricul
tural implements made in or out of the State,
diploma
Ashton Smedley, Red Wing, Doud's pat
ent grain separator, LIST premium. diploma.
Cole Rising, Faribault, best crossing pillow,
diploma.
Woodley & Berry, st Anthony, best break
ing pillow, diploma.
VIM Knowlton, Rockford, Illinois. repre-.
scented by by A II AL .ertson, j 81 Manny's COM
bned reaper and mower, LIST premium, diplo-
ma and S..
- ln%l
lst premium, diploma.
Leaning & Berthiaume, 'St. Pail Clipper
PlOw," End premium, agricultural paper.
j Meloy, Hastings, seed drill, lst premium
diploma.
G l. Grant, st. Paul, cook stove. LIST 'prem-
ium, diploma.
GIL Grant, st. Paul, parlor stove, LIST prem
Gil Grant St. Paul, case hardware. lst prem
zEB Nash, St. Paul, 1 cook stove, LIST prem
ium, diploma.
CE Mayo, St. Paul, lightning rod, LIST prem
ium, diploma.
bibbs, &C.. (brass work., diploma recon-
mended.
Thomas Wallace, st. Paul, patterns horse
shoes, LIST premium. diploma.
Bollman (boy II years old) st. Anthony,
model of saw mill and engine, diploma.
IL
brick, diploma.
OH Kelley box of metallic polish, diploma.
OH Kelley, box of Tripoli, diploma
Eastman Secombe, st. Anthony, two reams
wrapping paper, diploma.
John A. Stees, St. Paul. one black walnut
bedstead, first premium, diploma.
Do do, one marble top bureau, first premium,
diploma.
Fredricks, Winans & Co., Minneapolis, one
sideboard, black walnut, first premium d.
ploma.
Do do, one Dentists chair, first premium, d.
plOma.
Galley g. Mason, st. Paul, six Windsor chairs,
first premium, diploma.
Do do, two table chairs, first premium di'
plOma.
Bassett & Fitzpatrick, Minneapolis four wash
tubs and ten red ceder pals, first premium, d.
plOma.
M. C. Rickerson, St. Paul, one easy reclining
chair, first premium. diploma.
S. A. Jewett. Minneapolis, washing machine,
diploma recommended.
G. N. Woodfrey, Greenvale, Dakota county,
one barrel one half barrel and one churn, first
premium, diploma recommended.
J. H. Allen, Sparta, Wisconsin,, one churn,
diploma recommended.
Whites st Anthony, one washing ma
chine, diploma recommended.
JH Cowles, st Paul, one beehive, diploma
recommended.
D c Jones, St Paul, Hickok's corn stalk
cutter and grinder, honorable mention.
Doye Il Magil, st Paul, one pair team collars,
LIST premium, diploma.
Geisheon & Sance, st. Paul, one sett single
harness, LIST premium, diploma.
p Buck, WinOna, grain cleaner, honorable
mention.
The committee upon class II in addition
to the awards mentioned in the list would
beg leave further to report that they find a
number of articles of great merit which
were not properly the subjects of premiums.
Amongst these, we would especially men,
ton Hickoks Corn Stalk Cutter and Grind
er, verp beautiful Tanning Mill called the
Minnesota Grain Cleaner, which is especi-
ally worthy of notice, for the very superior
manner in which it cleaned grass seed, and
separated them from the wheat at single
operation. We would also beg leave to
mention q fine lot of brass work, such as
Steam and Water Bibbs, Steam Whistles,
&c, deposited by MIR. G. G. King, OF st.
Paul.
Ard further we would say, that 10 our
opinion, the specimens of articles of Mime
sofa manufacture, exhibit degree of skill
and proficiency that would do great credit
to any of the Eastern shops; and, In no
case, have we found them to suffer by COM
parison with articles of the same class, which
were not OF State manufacture. In taking
leave of the Society, we would beg leave to
tender our thanks to the officers for the very
kind manner in which they at all times con-
tributed any and all the information desired,
and most especially would we thank the
gentlemanly Superintendent for bis courtesy
and general urbanity.
j. G. PAST,
.. ASA KEITH,
SAMUEL G. BEAN,
BLoDGET,