The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-10-01
List of Premiums Award cd at the
Blue Earth County Fair, Held at
Garden City, September 81, %,
aud %, 1880.
DirisiOn d,-Cldss /.

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Garden City, September 81, %,
and 23, 1880.
Dirisioa d.-Cidss /.
,s,rs, premium-G Garden City Stock Association,
draft stallion, "Sam Doroe." Nelson Latin,
Swear old stallion colt; IL, Smith, i-ycar old;
II. w. Mulberry, 2ysar old,
ayear old; Can. Piper 2.year old Jos. Leather
man, l.ycar old
Glass H.-Br00d Mares and Colts.
First Premium Nelson Latin, Swear old mare
colt: j. W. Diley, l.ycar old mare colt; Peter
Mcrtersdorh, 2yr old gcldng, S-yr old geldng;
X. II. williams, brood mare and colt.
Second rre%iI m. Larson; brood rood MAJ mare and
Thompson, 2yr old gelding,
Class Work, Carriage, d TrottiRg
Horses.
First Prcmlunl--T. ID. Francis, team for all work;
os Latin, span carriage horses; Mr. Bennett,
trotting horse.
Second Prcmium-J. W. Dilley, team for all |
work; e. Boynton, span carriage horses
Class IV.-Mules.
First Premium-L. h, osgood, span mules.
DiCision B.-Class I.
First Premium-C. 4. Scott, grade bull Tyr old |
q, W. Lambcrton, l yoke work oxen, grade |
bull; I. N. Boynton. thoroughbred bull, COW
and heiier yr old grade COW, grade calf under
yrs old, grade heifer yr old, yoke l.ycar old
steers.
Second Premium--J. Bryson. grade cow 4, N.
Boynton, grade bull years old.
Decision C.-CidsS /.
First Prcmium-J. Bryson, pair turkeys; j. II
Greenwood, pigs; CO. Scott, boar; y, N
Boynton, breeding sow, pen coarse wool ewes,
hna Ian Ias ri.,hI nnlp
Second Prtminm-iF. N. Boynton, pigs.
Dipisi0R E.--Ckdss /.
First Premum-Lizzie wolverlon, 5lbs. butter.
Second Premium Mrs. r. Z. Nickerson, 6 lbs.
butter.
Decision E.--Cidss III.
First Premium-Mrs. T. l.: Mills, plum jelly and
plum catsup; Mrs. Settic Mills, sponge cake,
apple jelly, apple butter; Mrs. +. Z. Nickcr-
son, sorghum cake, plum butter; Mrs. j. II.
Greenwood, extracted honey; Mrs. J. q. Thomp-
Thurston, ! bottle sorghum, sorghum sugar
Mrs. A. A. Mcsseryy, new currant wine, old
currant wine; Lydia Mills, cranberry Jelly
milk mill; raised graham bread; Mrs. r. Trasars
ground cherry Jelly, crab apple Jelly, tomato
preserves; Mrs, j. Prinde, yeast; Miss Alice |
Shaw, pisp plant Jelly, watermelon preserves;
small fruit preserves. box honey.
Second Promium-sIrs. L. &. Nickerson. plum |
butter; Mr. l.. :. Terry, box honey; Mrs. j. II. |
plum preserves, hop yeast bread; Mrs. James
Seawright, sponge cake; Mrs. Il. j, Traycrs, |
sorghum sugar; Mrs. j. Prindlc, graham bread
Mrs. W. 4. Thomas, sorghum syrup.
Decision F-Class 7.
First Prcmium-Mrs. j. u. Swan, rag carpet |
Mrs. Sarah Houser, rugs, 2 quilts; Mrs. Lydia |
Mills, pillow shams, counterpane; Mrs, H. j.
Marvin, braided rugs; Mrs. Frank Thnrston,
Second Premium-hlrs. l.. b. 0sgood. log cabin |
counterpane; Miss Emma Thompson. log cab |
in quilt; Mrs. Nettie Mills, calico quilt; Mrs |
Sarah liouser, rugs; Mrs. Frank Thnrston,
embroidered rug, log cabin quilt, comfortable;
Mrs. Dell WILDER, rag carpet,
Dirision G.-Class /.
First Prcmium--A. Williams. crayon or pencil |
sketch; Mrs. Dr. Herring, toilet fans, PANEL |
picture water lily
Second Prcmium-Mrs, DIR. Herring, fin-watcr-
color painting; Miss Alice Shaw, crayou pic
turc.
Decision G.-Ciass III.
First Prcmium-Miss Eva Judd. card basket;
Mrs. VIM. osgood, crochet tidy; Mrs. 7. l..
Mills, putty frame No. !; Mrs, j. u. Swan,
toilet set. pansy mat; BERTHE Swan, crotchet
tidy; Miss Emma Gilman, wOrstcd lamp mat
melted tidy; hliss Addie Kendall. Java canvas
tidy, photograph holder; Mrs. Getta, crotchet
W,
Miss Alice Shaw, worsted wreath; Mrs, Dell
WILDER. chenille work: Mrs. Fred WILDER.
paper air castle; Mrs. W. &. Davis, applique
Miss Carrie Greenwood, child's collar; Mrs. Z,
Dctamorc, crotChct work; Mrs. Sarah Houscr,
silk motto cushion.
No ,; Mrs Nntle Mills. infant dress; Mrs.
j. Is, Swan. toy balloon: bliss jn-sic Glow, arti-
fetal paper flowers; Mrs. Lydia Mills, watch
pocket: Miss Nellie Alice Cook, putty work
Ian. bot. liaA Sha,., a
card board oilet set; Mrs. ". &. Davis, chld's
embroidered skirt. worsted needle work aud
worstcd pin cushion.
DioiSion H.-Class I.
First PreinIuai-Mrs. l.. S. Terry, asters and
pots; Nellie 4. Thompson, bouquet of Zcinas;
Mrs.P, l.. Mills. pyramid bouquet, hand bon.
quel, bouquet Of everlasting flowers. bouquet
bouquet; Mrs. Lydia Mills. bouquet of pansics,
vase cut flowers: MIS-, X. J. Marvin, erase
bouquet; Miss Mary Messervy, pair moss
roses: MrS !. I, Shaw, display of honse plants;
Mrs. =. j. Minis, vase China astcrs.
Second Prcmum-NeIlioA A. Thompson, bouquet
Of everlasting, flowers; Mrs, + l.. Mills, Vase
cut howcrs; Miss Nellie 4. Cook, display of
Wild howers; Mrs. J; l.. Dabali, collection of
house plants; Mrs. II. J. Marvin, grass bOu.
quet; Mrs, y, J. Minis, fiat bouquet OF pansics,
box Of China astcrs: Third premium-FredI
WILDER, display of wild flowers.
DiCisi0a H.-Class IT.
First Pfcmium-J. W. Sullivan, Famous apples,
Gen. Grant; p. l., Mills, Duchess oroldenburg,
ps sra1 ny;Sp crabs
Wealthy apples; 4, A, Mcsscrvy, l can plums, |
can plums preserved In satoF; A. II. Ken
dali, Winter Seeding apples, variety Seeding
Beauty crabs.
Second Premium-J. W. Sullivan, Wealthy M.
piles. Haas apples; Frank Granuis, variety
Seeding apples.
Dicisi0n H.-Ciass ".
First Prcmium-J. G. Thompson, Burbanks
Seeding potatoes, q peck tomatoes; Mrs. p.
J.. Mills, sweet potatoes; i. q. Nickerson, q
&. c. Scott. pumpkins; James seawright,
autumn squash: T.J Trayeis, winter squash
and cabbage; Chas Rector, black seed onions
Brown L. Beauty; Mrs. j. c. Curryer, squash.
es and turnips; l.. ID. Mile, watermelons,
bunch satisfy and Lima beans.
Dicision I.-Class I.
First prem,um-,,J. G, Thompson, pop corn; F.
G. Nickerson, flax seed; VIM. stoheipan, rye;
j. q. Thompson. Flint corn; c. q. Scott, yell
low Dent corn; David Marston, grass seed; A.
NJ. Kendall white beans And. Friend, flour;
Second Premium. G. Thompson, yellow Dent
and Flint corn; W. p. Morris, pop. corn; Nell
lie Cook, pop corn; Andrew Friend, flour.
Decision J.-Class I.
Fret Premium-Mrs. p. L. Mills. stuffed animals;
ROse Eryne, old lady; Mrs. X. j. Marvin, air
castle Fred Wiiber, tin hanging basket
Second Premum-Mis BERTHE Swan, air CASTLE
Mrs, p. J., Mills, stuffed birds; Mrs. j. G. |
Thompson, mock orange; Rose Erwin Old
gent.
The state auditor has figured upl
the assessments as revised by the
State Board of equalization, and he
finds the taxable valuation of real
estate to be about $203, 900, 900, and
the personal property taxation, $751;
100000. The tax levy on this proper
ty for State purposes will be one and
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