St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-09-12

ClaSS oU-SW6epSLak6S, nero premiums.
| on breed: Minnesota Agricultural COM
pany, Hancock, Mimi, third, best herd be-
longing to any individual of any breed or
age, including one male and four females;
first, on best herd of cattle owned III the
state; first, Oh best female of any age.
Shepard, Hill & Mathews, Jacksonville,
| ILL.,, first, on best herd belonging TO any
individual, of any breed or age, consisting
| OF not less than one male and four females;
| first, on best four females tracing to same
| imported COW; first, on best bull and prog
eny. T. II. Caulfield, Lake Park, Minn.,
first. on best four grade cows and thorough
| bred bull, and third on same. George
Baker tE Son, Hustisford Wis. second, on
bull and four of his get. j. W. Morse &
Son, Verona, Wis, first, on best cow and
two calves. ]. c. Bertram, Kendall
county, Illinois, second, on second-best
herd Herefords. S. Leslie, Waseca, MIMI,
second, on best four grade cows and thor
oughbred bull. Foster & Bolton, Plain
view, second. on best herd owned in the
state.
Glass 31-Oxen, steers and fat cattle: F.
| 4. Squiers, Blue Earth City, Mimi, sec
ond on best yearling heifer. J. Grassle,
| Rochester, Mimi, second on best five
! steers three years old and under four; first
! and second best steer or heifer three years
| old and under four; first and second on beef
animals weighing not less than 1,S00
pounds; first on best yearling steer; first on
| best two year old steer, and the sweepstakes
on steers one, two and three years old.
Division 22-Shepard, Hill & Mathers,
Jacksonville, H., first and second on year
ling heifers.
Glass 25-Alderneys and Jerseys: P. D.
| BrockWay, Rochester. Mimi, second on
| yearlng bull; second on two year old
heifer.
Class 24-Holsteins: A. Harrington,
Rochester. Mimi, first on best bull three
years old and over. A. V. Ellis, second
on best -year-old heifer. A. Harring-
ton, second on best herd.
Glass 23-Devons: George Baker & Son,
Hustisford, Wis, first on best bull three
years old and over. S. A. Morse & Son,
Verona, Wis, second on best bull three
years old and over. Runsey, Bros, West
field, n. Y, frst on best bull two years
| old, and r. G. Judson of Pennington sec
ond on same. George Baker & Son, first
on one-year-old bull. j. ". Morse
& Son, second on one-year bull; first and
second on best bull calf; first on best COW
4 years old and over; first on best heifer
three-year-old. George Baker & Son, second
| on best three-year heifer; first and second
premiums on two-year-old heifer; first on
ne-year-old heiter; first and second
premiums on best herd. Rennssly Bros.
first and second on best heifer calf.
Class 20, Polled Breeds-C. n. & G. F.
Benson, Sibley. Ia, first on three-year-old
bull and over. Hugh Paul, Heron Lake,
second on best three-year-old bull.
Glass 81, Grades-Thomas Garfield,
Lake Park, first on best four-year bull.
E. F. Erwin, Waseca, Mimi, second on
fOur-year-old bull. 4. Harrington, first on
best heifer year old.
DIVISION FLOWERS AND FRUITS.
Glass 77-Best and greatest collection Of
apples, not less than 20 varieties, first pre-
MUM, E. e. Jordon; best collection Of ap-
pies adapted to Minnesota, first premium,
Z. 3. JordOn; best specimens Siberians,
first premium, II. Pierce; best collection
new Russians, first premium, E. 3. Jordon;
best plate Duchess OF OIdenburg, first pre-
MUM, Charles Hawkinson; second pre-
MUM, a. W. Latham; best plate Zetofsky,
| first premium, Z. B. JOrGon; best plate
| Wealthy, first premium, a. W. Latham;
second, E. 3. Jordon; peach apple, first
! premium, E. B. Jordon; Yellow Trans
parent, first premium, E. B. Jordon;
| Lieby, first premium, L. 3. Jordon;
May, first premium, E. 3. Jordon;
Milinda. first premium E. B. Jordon; best
plate largest apples grown in Minnesota, E.
B. Jordon; best plate Haas, first premium,
a. W. Sias; EIgin Beauty, first premium. A.
W. Sias; Rollins Pippin, first premium, A.
W. Sias; best seeding apple for all pur-
| poses, first premium, N. Pierce; Tran
scendent crab. first premium, Charles
Hawkinson; Hyslop crab, first premium,
Charles Hawllinson; Virginia, first pre-
mum, E. 3. JordOn: Minnesota, first pre-
MUM, Charles HawkinsOn: AIaiden's Blush,
first premium, E. B. Jordon; Whitney No.
| 20, first premium, NJ. Pierce; Pow
ers, first premium, NJ. Pierce;
COnicai, first premium. E. B. Jordon.
Quaker Beauty, first premium, E. B. Jor-
don. Maiden Blush, first premium, E. B.
Jord0n. New crab, first premium, E. B.
Jordon. Largest hybrid Siberian. E. B.
J0rdon.
Glass No. rs, Grapes-Best and greatest
variety, first premium, H. knapheide; sec
Ond, \. W. Latham; third, T. G. Gould;
fourth, N. Pierce. Best plate Delaware
grapes, first premium, a. W. Latham.
Best plate Concords, first premium, A. ".
Latham, Best plate Werden, first pre-
mium. A. W. Latham. Best plate Rogers
No. 3. first premium r. Knapheide Best
plate Rogers No. !, first premium, Z. KNAPP
heide. Best plate Rogers No. 8, first pre-
MUM, A. ". Latham. Best plate Rogers
No. Is, first premium, j. ". Latham.
Best plate Rogers No. 19, first premium. r.
Knaphesde; best plate Creyeling, first
premium. r. Knapheide; best plate, Lady
grape, first premium, A. ". Latham;
| Clinton, first premium, r. Knapheide:
Moore's Early, first premium, 4. ".
Latham; Iona. first premium, 4. ".
| Latham; JaneSviie, first premium, r.
| Knapheide; best seeding grape, first pre-
MUM, Il. Knapheide.
Glass No. SO, Miscellane0us-Best col
lection OF native plums, first premium. A.
W. Sias; best strawberry grown in Mime
sofa, shown in glass bottles, first premium,
+. G. Gould; best plate Forest Garden
plum. first premium, \. ". Latham. best
plate De Soto plumS, first premium, A. W.
Latham; best plate Weaver plums, first
premium, \. W. Latham; best plate tame
plums, first premium, Peter Bohland.
Glass No. 81, Sweepstakes
Best collection of fruits grown by any in
dividual in Minnesota, first premium. A.
w. Latham; second, E. B. Jordon: third.
I. G. Gould.
! DIVISION J-vEGETABLEs.
Sweepstake premium for general display
of grain. vegetables and fruit, German
Agricultural and Horticultural society of
Ramsey county. silk banner worth $50
Display of potatoes, first premium, 4. y.
Gray. Display of onions, first pre-
MUM. A. \. Gray. Seeding pota-
toes, first premium, A. n. Gray. Wat
son seeding, first premium, A. n. Gray.
Turbin squash, first premium, B. A. Low
ell. General display OF vegetables, first
premium, John J. Baston: second, B. a.
Lowell. Blood beet. first premium, Will
IAN Boettcher. Turnip-rooted beet, first
premium, the same exhibitor. Egg plant.