Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-10-06

A. Patterson, CALDWELL Samuel Baird. 1el
low flint corn: G. E. Angel, Perry Craig
Caldwell. Bushel corn in ear, any variety
A. Sherman, GAINESVILLE; G. E. Angel. Bale
broom corn: Mrs. A. Sherman. Six pump
kins, H. E. Nicolai, Big Bend; V. Kinney
Wauwatosa. Best exhibition OF field prod
ucts grown in the state G. E. Angel, j. q.
Davis.
GARDEN AND VEGETABLE PRODUCE.
Early Rose potatoes: j. f. Hand, Phil
lips: Daniel Hutchinson, Manitowoc.
Beauty of Hebron: G. e. Angel, D. T.
Pilgrim. Best any other variety Of early
potatoes: B. B. Odds. Clinton Junction.; ii.
p. West. Best any other variety late pota-
toes: Louis Fink, II. Mccartney, Butler.
Best and largest variety potatoes: I'll. I;
West, B. B. Odds. Yellow Nansemond
sweet potatoes: @. E. Angel; CD Simonds,
Monroe. Four quarts lima beans, shelled:
G. e. Angel, A. Sherman. Turnip beets;
blood beets: j. F. Hand, Agt. Mangei
Wurtzel, Elmer G. Ward, G. E. Angel.
Red Wethersfeld onions: CORTLAND Bones
Racine. Yellow danver onions: Trow-
bridge Bros, Greenfield; Elmer Ward.
White variety onions: G. E. Angel, @. Wy
nable. Drumhead cabbage: @. Wynatle, A
Patterson. Best three cabbages any other
variety: Trowbridge Bros, Christ. Oumpe Ir
Long orange carrots: M. W. Hopson; Il.
G. Ward. Horn carrots: Christ. Cumber;
E. G. Ward. Best head caulifower: G. Z.
Apgell both. Ten head celery: y. h. An
CELL. Twelve ears early sweet corn: II. b.
Thomas, Dodge's Corners; Ell. E. Nicolai.
Twelve ears late sweet corn: a. Patterson;
E. B. Thomas. Sample eggplant: Perry
Craig. Six nutmeg melons: Il. 3. Ihomas;
Percy Craig. Best parsnips Trowbridge
Bros; Mrs. A. Sherman. Twelve large red
peppers: E. E. Angel; Perry Craig. Twelve
large yellow peppers: Perry Craig, first.
Peck vegetable oysters: CORTLAND Bones;
G. E. Angell. Six Hubbard squash: M. w.
Hopson Twelve tomatoes: FL. E. Nicolai;
E. G. Ward. Flat turnips: G. Cumber; h.
G. Ward. Rutabagas: 9. Bones D. I.
Pilgrim. Best Exhibition by professionals;
G. E. Angel. on-professionals, same class
Best exhibition: @. Barnes; Il. u. Ward.
FRUIT.
Charles Hirschinger, Baraboo, pre-
miums; A G. Tuttle, Baraboo, 10; e. w.
Daniels, Auroraville, 4; 6. z. PETER, Pewau-
kee, 4; Geo. J. kellogg, /. Pears G. T.
PETER, Pewaukee, 2. Plums: VIM. Reid,
North Prairie /. Grapes and crabs: VIM.
Reid, 4; Chas. Hirschinger, 2; Geo. j..
kellogg, GAINESVILLE, /. Sweepstakes on
fruit of all kinds, non. professionals: G. P.
PETER, Pewaukee, first. Premiums by non
professionals in displays of varieties were
taken by Geo. N. Haines, Baraboo; Geo.
Jeffery, Milwaukee; VIM. Harland, Duplain-
Vile; E. W. Palmer, Madison; M. w. Hof-
sen, FIT. Atkinson; f. G. Curtis, Rocky Run;
Edwin Nye Appleton; D. T. Pilgrim, Wau.
watosa; VIM. Fox, Baraboo. Grapes and
crabs by non professional cu!tivators:
VIM. Fox, Baraboo; j. s. MCGOWAN, James
vile.
Flowers, professionals: First premiums
were taken by G.. M. Ringrose, Wauwau-
tosa; Chas Herschinger, Baraboo; Currie
Bros, Milwaukee; VIM. Toole, North Free
! dom; Isaac Jones, Milwaukee.
| Flowers, non professionals: M. V. Shell
don, Racine; T.. w. Wood, Baraboo; Miss
Clara PETER, Pewaukee; Mrs. G. G. Kingsley,
Milwaukee.
! PRODUCTS OF THE DAIRY.
For each exhibit of three cheese or not
| less than $50 pounds, made at any time
and awarded 40 points and over: s. u.
| West, Elkhorn, 46 points; E. 2. Ingalls,,
Milford, Al s. G.. West, Milton cheese
factory, 43; A. V. Bishop, Milford, Al;
Chester Hazen, Brandon, 40; A. V. Bishop,
| Milford, 40.
Dairy Bu6ter-Best roll, pound or pack
age, not less than 90 pounds: II. <. Nico-
lai, Henry Boorse, Granville.
HONEY AND SUGAR sYRUPs.
Twelve pounds or more of comb honey in
most marketable shape: Geo. Ackler, But
| ler H. Rust e Bros, North Greenfield.
| Sample extracted honey, five pounds or
more: Geo. Acker, II. Rust & Bros. Best
beehive for comb honey: George Acker,
first. Best beehive for extracted honey:
George Acker. Best sample beeswax, five
pounds or more: George Acker II. Rust &
Bros.
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS.
Loaf Graham bread: Miss NJ. Johnson,
Wauwatosa, first. Loaf white bread, hop
| yeast: Mrs. A. j. Atwood, Wauwatosa.
Loaf Indian bread: NV. Sheldon, Racine.
Best sponge cake: M. V. Sheldon. Best
! jelly cake II. E. Nicolai. Chocolate cake:
NJ. ". Sheldon. Cocoanut cake: H. e. Nico-
| lai. Fruit cake: Mrs. j. Hannah, Trem-
pealeau. Best and largest exhibition in
household products: II. E Ncolai.
SEALED FRUITS.
| Mrs. G. P Pfeffer, Of Pewaukee, COX first
premiums on canned peaches, plums, cur
rants, tomatoes, gooseberries, straw berries,
grapes, black berries and currant Jelly. Mrs.
| s. E. M. Westcott, of Milwaukee, took first
premiums On canned raspberries, pears,
blackberry jam, crabapple jelly; Mrs. j.
Rust got first for hyslop crabs and marina.
lade; Miss M. Johnson, first for raspberry
jam; Henry Boorse, first for apple butter;
Mrs. j. W. Wood, Baraboo, first for tomato
catsup, sour pickles and picked cucumbers,
mangoes, picked caulifower; Roth Manu-
featuring Company first for picked red
cabbage and picked onions; Mrs. G. P. PEI.
fer, mixed pickles, and first premium for
the largest exhibition OF fruits, jellies, jams
aud pickles in glass jars
WORKS OF ART.
Original landscapes in oil, work of exhib.
itor: Frank Enders. Best painting still
life in oil: Frank Enders. Best marine
painting in oil: Frank Enders. Best plaque
painting in oil: Miss Mary Newman
Oconomowoc. Best oil painting on silk OF
satin: Mrs. A. A. Arnold, Galesville. Best
panel painting in oil: Miss Newnbam.
Best flower painting in oil: M. V. Sheldon
Racine. Best figure painting in oil: Frank
Enders. Best collection of oil paintings by
1 Wisconsin artist: Frank Enders. Best
bird painting in water color: Miss Newn.
ham. Panel in water colors: Miss Newn.
ham. Best single piece china painting
Mrs. s. S. Frackleton. Best collection china
painting: Mrs. s. s. Frackleton. Milwau-
kee. Best lustra painting: Misses Villas
and Morris, Milwaukee. Best Kensington
painting: Mrs. w. Y. La Roe. Best collec
tion photographs: s. L. Stein, Milwaukee.
Best copies of oil paintings, Roebel & Rein
hardt. Best crayon drawing by exhibitor:
Mrs. P. T. Trowbridge, Greenfield. Best
crayon from photograph: Roebel & Rein
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