The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-16

building occupied by Mr.. A. c. Randall,
formerly in the drug business in Redwood
Falls. was burned. Mr.. Randalps stock
was removed and, being insured, proba-
bly, did rot suffer any loss.
PREMIUM LIST.
List of premiums awarded at the 9TH
Annual Fair of the Redwood Co. Agri-
cultural Association, held Oct. LIST, End
and Sd, 1879.
Division A. Glass 1.
Best thoroughbred bull. 8 years old and
upwards. s. H. Sands. $500
Glass @ Grade.
Best bull 8 years old and upwards. John
McPhec 200
Div. b. Glass. 1. Thos. Mcmillan, best
thoroughbred stallion, 500. G. 2. Horses
of all work. Thos. Mcmillan. best stall
lion, 500 Charles Porter, End best stall
lion. Dip A. Clark, best brood mare
and colt. 500. Thos. Mcmillan, End best,
Dip. Thos. Mcmillan. best Syear old
mare, 200. D. Mckenzie, best 8 year
old horse colt. 200. Div. B. Glass 2. 8.
A. Greenslit, best 2 year old colt, eco.
A. D. Mclean. End best 2 year old colt,
Dip. Eugene Gifin. best yearling colt.
2.0O. John Cummings; End best yearling
colt. Dip. A: Clark. best sucking colt,
colt, Dip. Glass 8. Thos. Mcmillan, best
family horse b. john Ei,tls' best o cas.
rage team, Dip. Div. c. Glass 8. Cots
wolds. Thos. King, best buck, Dip.
Glass 2. Leicester. Mclean & Stewart.
best buck, Dip. Class 4. Grades. Nc
Lean & Stewart. best 2 lambs. 100 Glass
chickens, loo. Class 8. Swine. 's s. s.
Goodrich, best pair pigs, Dip. Div. D.
Farming Implements. No return from
judges. Large entries made by Bishop
Gordon and Laird & Dornberg. Both
parties are deserving of credit for splen-
did displays of Machinery, Sewing Ma
chimes and farming utensils. Div. E.
Glass I. Dairy and household articles.
Mrs. 0. A. Mason, best jar of butter,
Dip. Mrs. Cornelius Byington, best 2
lbs butter, so. Mrs. Birney Flynn, I'd
best lbs. butter, Dip. Charles Folsom.
best cane syrup, $50. Charles Porter,
end best cane syrup, Dip. o. A. Mason,
best honey, Dip. Glass 2. Miss Emily
King, best home made bread, Dip. Glass
Is. Mrs. o A Mason, best preserves, so.
Mrs. o c Martin. End best preserves,
Dip. Mrs. o A Mason. best jelly, so.
Mrs Homer, End best jelly, Dip. Mrs:
O A Mason, best home made canned
fruit, Dip Mrs. Q A Mason. best sour sour
sour pickles, Dip. Mrs: B Flynn, best
hest soft soap, Dip. Div. F. Glass /.
Mrs n I Laird host n,,slf nf;oc
Nellie Mckay, end best quilt, Dip. Mrs.
W " Bvington, best hand made spread,
Dip. Mrs. Jane Anderson, best cotton
quilt, Dip. Mrs. James Anderson, best
wooden quilt, Dip. Miss Elenor March.
hest lamp mat. SO. Mrs. Alice Crump,
Fay. best cotton tidy, 30. Miss Therese
Fay. End best cotton tidy, Dip. Mrs. w
W Byington, best specimen needle and
embroidery work, so. Mrs. Chas. Folsom,
best rug, so. Miss L W Long, End best
rug. dip. Miss Emily Fay, best bead
work, Dip. Miss Eleanor March. best rag
carpet, so. Mrs. Bishop Gordon, end
best rag carpet, Dip. Mrs. James Ander
son, best worsted tidy, So Miss Emma
Chapman, End best worsted tidy. Dip.
Miss Fannie Homer. best pin"ushion,
80. Miss Emily Fay ond best pincush-
ion. D;r. Mis- Fannie Homer, best toilet
mat. Dip Mrs. Jessie Crump, hest sam
p'er. Dip. Mrs. D ] Laird, best ottoman,
home made Dip. Mrs. Helen Robinson.
b"st worsted hood. hand made, Dip.
Miss l. w. Long, best worsted wreath.
80. Mrs. P H Tousley. end best worstcd
wreath, Dip. Chandler & Rockwell, best
stoves, Dip. Miss L w Long. best
worsted picture. Dip. Miss Fanny Hon
1er. best collection embroidery. Dip.
Div. G. Glass 1. Mrs. J Mcmillan. best
cravon drawing, Dip. Mrs. John Hon
~er, best collection pictures. Dip. Miss
Emma Chapman. best picture frames
Dip. Mrs. Jesse Crump. best motto,
Din. Mrs. Jessie Crump. best oil cromo.
Dip. a L Pearson: best specimen pen
specimen penmanship. Dip. Div. H.
Fruits and flowers. Glass 2. Mrs. ]
Mcmillan best collection house plants.
200. Mrs. o A Mason, End best coliec-
ton house plants, 100. Glass 1. RI
Rigbv. best collection fruit. Dip. Mrs.
Q A Mason. best plumbs, Dip. Div. L.
Glass 1. Jessie Crump, best potatoes,
SOC. Jessie Crump, End best potatoes,
Dip. A D Mclean, best beets, Soc. o
A Mason. End best beets, Dip. Jessie
Crump, best turnips. SOC. August Knip-
pie. End best turnips, Dip. James Whit
|aker, best mangel wurzel, SOC. A d
Mclean. End best mangel wurzel. Dip.
John Little, best cabbage, soc. GA Mason.
End best cabbage, Dip. Jessie Crump,
best tomatoes, SOC. GA Mason, End
best tomatoes. Dip. John Little, best
onions, Soc. WV Byin9ton, and best
onions, Dip. CIV French, best pump
kins, Soc. James Whitaker, End best
kins. Dip. Cornelius Byington. best
beans, Soc. T Sheir. End best beans,
Thos Sheir, best squashes. Soc. Godfrey
L1uscher, End best squashes, Dip. James
Whitaker, best Watermelons, Dip. O A
Mason, best parsnips, Dip. August
Knipple, best carrots, Dip. Class Q.
Cummings, best wheat, Soc. Archibald
Stewart, End best wheat, Dip. Charles
Porter, best Germ, SOC. Charles Porter,
End best corn, Dip. A A Cook q Co.
best -four, Dip. John Cummings, best
Rutabagas, Dip. Miscellaneous. Miss
NV Long. best display of millinery goods,
tDip. Mrs T E Walton, 2nd best display
of millinery goods. Dip. John Thomas,
best display Of buffalo robes, Indian
tanned, Dip.
All Of the above cash premiums and
diplomas are deposited at the Redwood
Go. Bank, where they may be had at any
time by parties entitled. An cash prem
fums not called for within sixty days
fwill be transferred to the treasurer Of thu
society.
j o. 4. Mason,
g. e. Sickle, President.