Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-08
CHEBOYGAN MICH, SATURDAY OCTOBER 8 1881 +
would be credit not only to the county
but to this entire portion of the state.

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join ours in entering articles for COM
petition, If any plan can bel put in ex-
ecutiOn, by which permanent grounds
can be secured, it is proposed to erect a
large and cOmmOdiOus building to be
used exclusively for our merchants and
mechanics to display their goods and
productions.
Peter Mcdonald, one filley and brood
mare; Patrick Sullivan, one brood mare
and very fine stallion; Cyrus Riggs, a
stallion colt; Peter SpOOner, filley and
stallion; +. nj. SammOns and p. III. Nc
Donald each pair of draught horses;
j. II. KintZ and p. H. Mcdonald, each
single horse in harness.
OTHER STOCK.
JW Smith pair of pigs. yearling heif-
ers, and eve; JnO Shamrock, yearling
eve and bull; Richardson, SOW, ram
lamb and seven eve lambs; p Mcdonald,
spring calf, eve, two lambs; Frank
Grant, yoke of steers and yearling bull;
VIM E Shaw, yoke of oxen; VIM Rich
ardsOn. steer; P III Mcdonald, two heif-
ers: M Trip, yoke of steers, Durham
cow, and yearling heifer.
POULTRY.
The entries for poultry were very
light. One pair of geese by f Richard
son being all.
John w. Smith, peas; John Shamrock,
winter and spring wheat; +. Stead, white
and red winter wheat, rye, peas, oats and
winter and spring wheat; p. H. McDOn-
aid, white winter wheat, buckwheat,
oats and timothy seed; S. M. Tripp, white
wheat and oats; +. Train, corn; M. w.
Horn, corn; Cyrus Riggs, rye; r. 9.
Wheelock, spring wheat and peas; NJ.
Nuested, spring wheat; WheelOck &
Quail, spring wheat.
FRUITS.
VIM. +. Smith, plate of grapes; f.
Stead, apples; f. A. Dodge, two varities Of
grapes; M. w. Horne, apples; Cyrus
Riggs, apples.
VEGETABLES.
VIM. f. Smith, potatoes; +. Stead, pOta-
toes, rutabagas, carrots, cabbages; K. A.
Dodge, cabbage; A. b. Riggs. potatoes,
turnips, five kinds of beets, onions, four
kinds of carrots, squash; ThOs. Richard
son, onions; +. SOlOman. pumpkins; p.
III. Mcdonald, potatoes, turnips, pump
kins, squash; M. w. Horne, pumpkins;
Thos. Richardson, beets; A. B. Riggs,
musk melons, water melons; WheelOck &
Quail, parsnips; N. Nuested, carrots;
Joseph Chevalier, onions, beetS, carrots,
cabbage, pumpkins; s. M. Trip, pota-
toes; E. II. Blackman, squash, turnips;
M. Nuested, potatoes, pumpkins; Wheel
Ock e Quail, tomatoes, potatoes,
onions, pumpkins; s. Humphrey, po-
tatoes, squashes, beets, tomatoes; r. X.
HOrning, onions and carrots.
FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL WORK.
| Afanr fxx,A mil nd
mems of wOrsted work, Mrs. + G. McDOn-
Train, quilt; Mrs. j. Chevalier, quilt; Miss
Kate Mcdonald, wax flowers: Mrs. +. M.
SammOns, wreath of wax flowers.
MANUFATURED ARTICLES.
+. M. SammOns exhibited one open
buggy, light wagon and single open
buggy.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
A. B. Riggs, Thos. Richardson. Cyrus
Riggs, M. Nusted, Mrs. P. H. Mcdonald
and Mrs. +. Train each had five pounds
Of butter; Mrs. +. M. SammOns, bread;
WheelOck & Quail, butter; r. X. Horn
ing, butter.
Quite number of articles were shown
although not entered for any prize and
among those was an improved corn
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Cueny's, two samples of wooden pumps
by Geo. Hays, a fine sample Of grain and
vegetables by Louis Steuben, fine
sample of fine needle work by Miss L.
A. Rines, a small show case containing
some very pretty hats and bOnnets and
some handsome samples Of millinery
work by Miss M. w. Smart, and several
samples of vegetation, showing rank
growth, by different citizens.
The officers for the ensuing year are
as follows:
President-W. s. Humphrey.
Vice President-ThOmas Richardson.
Secretary-JacOb Walton.
Treasurer-M. w. Horne.
Directors-F. M. SammOns, Benton;
E. II. Blackman, Beaugrand; Samuel
Tripp, Burt; j. p. Sutton, ChebOygan
village; Peter Mcdonald, Duncan; Jos.
PassinO, Ellis; p. H. Mcdonald Grant;
John w. Smith, Inverness; Daniel Whee-
lock, Munro; Edward H0llenbec, Tusca-
rora; Joseph Wabetum, Indian settle
ment.
Auditors Shepherd, W. F.
Riggs.
Below we give the list of premiums
awarded, with the exception of horses
that had not been awarded at the time
of going to press:
| STOCK.
Yoke of 0xen.-First premium, VIM
f Shaw.
Yoke of Steers.-First premium, S M
Trip; second premium, Frank Grant.
Yoke of Steers, one year old or over
| First premium, VIM. Richardson.
Yearling Heifer.-First premium, Jn0
| w Smith; second premium, S nj Trip.
Cows-Firstp premium, Pete Mcdonald;
second premium, M Tripp.