Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-02
CLASS .sN'' MERCHANDISE.

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CLASS ssN'' MERCHANDISE.
!. :. W. Berg ava ded first premium yn his Gar.
land Coal Stove theater) Garland Cook Stove and
Garland wood stove 4heater): Barn door rolls and
Mechanics TOOLS also on his display of tiuware
and best selection Of general hardware. Mrs.
Berg should be especially complimented on his
display, for taste In arrangement. aud for the
fine appearance and quality Of his goods. e.
VIM. Butler awarded first premium on clothing.
His display of other merchandise belonging to
the general trade was very fine, and he should be
complmented on the arrangement of his exhibit:
ylie.'
Little Falls Ive Stock Company awarded first
premium on I4atlies' Dress Goods, and trimmings
Their display of other goods, cloaks etc, was es
Recially fne. and they should be highly compl-
mcnted for their general display and tasty ,fr-
Richard Bros. first premi UNI ON Underwear and
Furnishing goods. Their display was elegant
and the arrangement, was highly complimented
on every side: 1t was the finest lot Of underwear
ever on exhibit at the grounds.
Heron Bros first premium on Boots and
Shoes, Rubber over shoes, Ladies' Slippers moe
casins, etc, etc. Although not occupying large
goods. Their exhibit was highly spoken OF by
!. O. G. Congdon, the Tailor, first pre,nilm on
cloths and Innings. Mr.. Cohgdon's display was
of the best in cloths and trimmings. and was
highly comphnentad for excellence in quality
and taste in arrangement
Tuttle 4 Churchill, first premium on Furni-
ture trunks. wall paper, musical Instruments
and novelties Their display was elegant, and
their goods of the finest in the market. Their
wall paper consisted Of all the latest designs. and
beauty. Their goods together with their taste III
Arrangement called forth manly compliments.
+. W. Collins. first premium OH Sewing Ma.
nd MssAC TIL
ing machine awarded first premium for excel
lence of work done. Mr.. Collins showed his pub.
licspirit and was complimented on all his goods
John Wetzel Druggist, first premium on dis.
play Of novelties. Plush goods, Albums, Cologne
sets. etc. Mr.. Wetzcls show case was one OF the
most pleasing displays on the grounds. His
goods were OF fine quality and tastefully arrang-
NJ. G.. Staples, first premldm on Watches. Dia-
monds and Jewelry. Staples show case was one
Of the attractions being excellent in quality and
quantity Of goods exhibited.
spicers Kitchen Ca binet was awarded first
premium They are handy and is thing no
house wife should be without.
and Grader, it is a machine which every farmer
should have who wishes to SOW clean wheat and
not foul seeds. 1t is also just the thing for clean
ing wheat for market. :
J. W. Berg, first premium on plOWs, the display
was not large but OF the best 81.
CLASS 'SM'' SPEED.
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 23d.
Trotting race; half mile heats; best
three in five; purse $50; $l2 to first; IS to
second.
r. Neil's black mare Gracie... :.2-a;s~s-.drawn
S. +. Staples bay selding, Tony, .3--l.~l=-@2
Time-l.seM, 1851, l36, 1854 ls5.
Running race; best three III five; half
mile heats; purse $50; $12 to first; IS to
second. Il
J. Taylor's roam gelding, Roan Billy:
s. Il. Mnney's gray mare, stafiisbt,
R. Nsi!s s!sy gliding. 0ipha" hoy """
NJ. Porter's buckskin mare, Dolly,
dead heal, "2-,a-2-3
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" drawn
f. Fl. Boycs' brown mare, Babe
rim @e15 4s H. i:o; S. ids. los:
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER "A.
Trotting race; one mile heats; best
three in five; purse $50; 500 to first; SIC
to second. .
Fl. e. Viewpoints bay geldins, Scotch !
G Fl: Do"Elns gray gelding: Fox: :l-2-2-
s. r. Staples, Say eeiding: Toney.:,:4-4 distance
Time-3:02, 1903. 3:Ol. 3O3H. ''-"
Running race; half mile heats; best
two in three; purse $50: $40 to first; $40
to second. ~s>.
John Bradford's bay mare, Mnda- -.
laife, .....1-l-
J. raylors 10 n gcidipg Roam lilly, -
Time-1:o414. IS.
GHNrLENENs DRIVING RACE-DoUBl.R TEAM
Richard Neil, Second
ToI,n pnnrc First
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER Is.
Trotting race; one mile heats; best
three in FIVE; purse $50; $40 to first; SIC
to second.
II. &. Viewpoints black gslding.
Scotch Thomas ,...........""2-2-2--
H. II. Browns bay geldihg, Poor
BOY ........l-l-l-~
C. II. Douglas gray gelding, Fox,.. drawn
Tllne~-a::ba14 3:05, 1851
LADIES DRIVING RACE--HALF MILE DASH.
Mrs. R. Neil. Judy First
Mrs. J. II. Rhodes. Oracle, .,...."......".,Second
.Time--3U0.
Running race; half heats, two in three
purse $50; to first $40; to second $50.
John Bredford's bay mare, NADIA
J. Tlylors roam geldjng, Roam Billy 2-1-2-
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