Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-09-22

Mrs Anton Rustad; I'd diploma, Mrs. ]
Rev0rd; Nettie E Dinsmoor. Raise,
biscuit, Mn Anton Rustad, Mrs J Is Re
word, Miss Edna Dinsmoor. Cookies, Is
pm Csc, Mrs J B Reverb. Display o
Jellies. 1st pm. SOC Mrs s n Frisbee: q
diploma, Mrs David Gates; Mrs r OHall
Canned strawberries. 1st pm SOC, Mrs s \
Frisbee; I'd diploma, Mrs F l Crane
Canned b]ackberries. 1st pm SOC, Mrs s \
Frisbee. Canned Raspberries. 1st pm SOC
I'd diploma. Mrs David Gates; Mrs F
Crane, Mrs s N Frisbee, Mrs n E Varco
Cherries, list pm SOC, Mrs F I Crane
Pluns, LIST pm SOC, Mrs + I Crane; &c
diploma. Mrs N E Varco; Mrs David
Gates. Mrs ] B Revord, Mrs 8 N Frisbee
Currants, list pm SOC, Mrs S N Frisbee; 20
diploma. Mrs F l Crane; Mrs NJ E Varco,
Mrs David Gates. Gooseberriss. LIST pm
soc, n E Varco. Bottled pickles, list pm
soc. Mrs Geo Bandler, 8 entries: Mrs Da.
vid Gates. Mrs j b RevOrd, Mrs 8 n
Frisbee. Home made wine. 1st pm SOC.
Mrs David Gates.
Greatest variety of apples, 1st pm So,
I ] Dinsmoor; I'd pm 81, Dr. o Wheelock:
Sd pm diploma, T Varco. Greatest yari.
ETY. fruit of all kinds, LIST pm s.. Rev 4
Morse. Crab apples. LIST pm SOC, IL Dins.
moor; I'd diploma, s N Frisbie. GRAPES,
1st pm soc. Rev A Morse; I'd diploma,
David Gates. Tame plums, David Gates,
s N Frisbee.
Grain and Vegetables-Half bushel
spring wheat, N E Varco LIST pm soc.
Halt bushel barley:-1st pm soc. George
Baudler; I'd diploma, D Bero. Hail
bushel Of oats. LIST pm soc, John Math.
iesen. Half bushel clover seed. list pm
soc, John Mathieson. Halt bushel %
in ear, IA Revord Sd pm; Thos Varco,
A o Hollister, c H Huntington John
Mathieson. NJ E Varco. I j Dinsmore, D
Bere. Half bushel potatoes, 1st pm csc,
Thomas Malone; I'd and Sd diplomas. A
Rustad. 4 entries. T A Revord, George
Baudler. 2 entries, D Bero. Half bushel
beets. LIST pm 55c, Gee Baudler; I'd d.
plema, ia Revord. Half bushel carrots,
1st pm 25c, Geo Baudler; I'd diploma, A
Rustad. Half bushel onions, LIST pm Csc,
Geo Baudler, 3 entries; I'd diploma, A
kustad, 8 entries: Half dozen csbbages,
LIST pm 25c, Geo Baudler; Squashes, LIST
pm 25c, Geo Baudler; I'd diploma. A Rus
tad; l j Dinsmore, Dr. o Wheelock.
Pumpkins, 1st pm csc, Geo Baudler: I'd
diploma, j II Hickok. Watermelons. LIST
pm Csc, Geo Baudler; I'd diploma. A
Rustad; II Dinsmore. Muskmelons, LIST
pm 25c, A Rustad; 2d diploma, George
Baudler; / j Dinsmoor. Seed corn, ist
pm Csc, Geo Weber; I'd diploma, George
Baudler; A Rustad, c Ii Huntington,
John Mathieson, NJ E Varco, I ] Dins.
moor: Pop corn, A Rustad, Geo Baudler,
H Huntington. Beans, A Rustad. LIST
pm 26c; I'd diploma. Geo Baudler.
Poultry-Light Brahmas, 1st pm 25c,
Burt Hall. Partridge Cochlns. list nm
25c, F A Ticknor.
Cut Flowers. Mrs A Rustad list pm SOC:
I'd diploma, Miss Edna Dinsmoor. Hand
Bouquets. LIST pm soc. Mrs A Rustad; I'd
diploma. Miss Edna Dinsmoor. Floral
design, LIST pm SOC. Mrs John Mathieson.
Garden Flowers. LIST pm soc, Mrs Mary J
Beatty; I'd diploma, Miss Edna Dins-
moor.
The following special premiums were
awarded:
Miss Julia Wagner. Crayon Group. LIST.
MISS Jean Crane, Flowers in OIL, 1st.
| Baudler. Cd.
Mrs j B Revord, canned grapes, LIST.
Catsup, Mrs B Revord, MRS r O Hall.
Geo Baudler. seed sweet corn. list.
Celery. Geo Baudler. A Rustad,
Lettuce. Onion Sets. Paranins. Geo
Baudler, 1st.
Tomatoes, Geo Baudler, Mrs s N Fris-
bee.
Canned Peaches, Mrs r o Hall LIST pm;
Mrs F / Crane.
Picked Apple and Picked Watermelon,
| Mrs s N Frlsbee.
Brown Leghorns, LIST pm, Burt Hall, I'd
pm, NJ Teeter.
Burt Hall, list pm on White Leehorns.
Black Hamburgs and Plymouth Rock.
Mrs A Rustad, Window Bouquet. 1st.
Anton Rustad. Gourds, 1st pun.
Potato Planter, 1st pm. DrO WheelOck.
Tomato Chill Sauce, Mrs II o Hall. 1st.
CitrOns, Anton kustad, LIST pm.
Display of Millinery, Mrs L A R,cheys,
LIST pm, diploma.
FA1R NOTES.
P. A. Peterson of Udolpho, took the
eweepstake premium for the best stallion
of any class OF breed.
VIM. Rutherford Of Lansing, had on
exhibition q very fine brood mare, with
foal, for which he took the first premium.
al fine specimens of grapes raised from g
slip brought with him into this country 80
years ego. The vines have had no special
care, and demonstrate the lardihOod of
the stock.
The exhibit of large size photographs
by O. Sl0cum was very fine indeed.
1t was a picture gallery in itself. Those
of Mrs. J. F. Cook, w. T. Wilkins and
the children Of H. 0. Basford, were es-
pecially admired.
Fred kellar, an employee of J. w.
Wood, had the palm of his left hand bad
ly lacerated by an infatuated two-year-
| old steer on the afternoon of the third
day. The wound was dressed on the
ground by physicians present.
F. H. Pike exhibited a fine specimen
of horse flesh called Spotted BOy"-2
years old. This splendid animal was
bred by Mr.. Pike, from three full bloods,
and is ! Clyde. t Arabian and l hableton-
ian. Spotted Boy" took the first prem
ium, class 8, 2 year old stallion. trott,ng
strain.
The following is a record of the auc-
ton sales of stock made on the fair
grounds by the Taopi Farming Co: -,
+ +: x k'PFt eteqsco bull Sn,l calf cafi. < short horn :sa.s e
4. L. Bradbury, heifer calf, " " $500
G.. D. Beldcn, bull calf, = So. 50
10. Pollock, bull calf. " $500
H. W. Lightly, heller calf,X 1880
The first premium for boy babies was
awarded to "Alden Allen,' son of G. w.
Varco, 8 months old, and weighing 20
pounds. The second premium was given
to alfred" son of Oscar Hill. The
first premium for girl babies was award.
Ell to Gertrude" daughter of NJ. e. Var
co, weight, OF pounds. The second
premium for girl babies was given to the
daughter Of NJ. w. Rogers. aged 5 months.
Mrs. 3. F. Gibbons and Mrs. A. V. Ellis
were the Judges.
Good Results In Every Gaze.