St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-06

parlr lat and I'd on herd Shorthorns: Foster
& Bolton, Plainview, list on herd Jerseys.
Class 3e-Northwestern Importing Breed
ers' company, Benson, herd Holsteins, I'd
milk breed cattle, 3D.; Thomas B. Moles &
Son. Iowa City, herd milk breed cattle, 1st;
# A Souires Blue Earth City, herd owned
i'm stall Cd: CoSgrove Live Stock company,
LIE Sueur. 1st herd owned in stall, Sd, herd
beef breed; Thomas III. Garfield, Lake Park,
four grade females, 1st; Foster IL Bolton,
Plainyiew. herd milk breeds, I'd; Anderson
Elliot West Liberty, four grade females, I'd:
T q Carr Aurora, ILL.,, herd beef breeds, LIST;
Iowa Hereford Cattle company, Indianola.
herd OF beef cattle, I'd.
SHEEP.
Merinos-H V. Pugsey, Pottsburg, Mo-,
LIST premium on buck lamb, on ewes 2 years
old on pen of ewes,2d on buck2 years old and
wear old on eve l year old, on eve lamb;
George e. Baker & Son, HuStisford, Wis, Jst
on buck years old and l year old, on eve l
year old. I'd on pen OF ewes; Il. N. Porter,
Rochester, I'd on buck lamb on eve %years
old.
Long Wools-J. G. Eaton, Chatfield I'd
premium on buck and eve; James Edwards,
Claremont 1st on buck lamb, I'd on buck
year old, on eve lamb; John Fritz, Madelia,
LIST on buck and eve lamb, on eve year old,
I'd on buck lamb, on pen OF ewes, on eve 2
years old; Abner Straun, Ottawa, H., LIST on
buck wears old, on pen OF ewes, on eve
years old and year old.
Dowus--Nichols L. Son, Cresco, Ia, first,
buck lamb; second, pen ewes, eve - years,
eve lamb; s. H. Headley, Pennington, buck l
wear. ewes l year, first; ]. @. Easton, Chat
field. first. pen ewes, eve 2 years; second,
buck | wear; Northwestern Importers and
Breeders company, Benson, first buck
years. pen ewes, eve lamb; second, buck
lamb, eve l year; Abner Straun, Ottawa, buck
2 years. second.
G, To QuQ
lamb, first; j. G. Eaton, Chatfeld, eve years,
first.
Sweepstakes-H A. Pugsey, Plattsburg,
Mo-. pen fat sheep, fine wool, first; S. G,
Headley Pennington. buck and eve, LIST; John
Fritz. Madelia, pen fat sheep, first; Abner
Straun, Ottawa, H., buck, second.
SWINE.
Berkshires-F. N. Porter, LIST premium, on
boar year and months sow year and SOW
pig months, pen pigs: I'd on pen pigs under
6 months boar months, SOW pig months
Jewell, MISSY s. Co., Lake City, I'd premium,
boar and sow year old.
Poland Chica-C. E. Hancock, Chatfeld,
LIST and I'd premiums on boar year and
months, SOW year, sow pig months, pen
pigs under months.
Essex-C. H. Holmes & Co., Grinnell, Ia,
1st and I'd premiums on boar year and boar
months, SOW year and sow months, pen
of pigs under months.
SOW, I'd, boar; T. N. Porter, 1st, boar, I'd
COW.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Glass 49-Best tub creamery butter, Harry
C. McKinstry, Winnebago City, 1st premium:
New Ulm Creamery Co., I'd; FollifsOn & Ora
ham, Mabel, Sd, 4th and 9Th; A. f. Galliger,
Marshall, 9Th.
class 5o-Best tub dairy butter, Foster & Boil
on, Plainview, 1st premium NJ. H Lamb, Alma
City. I'd; P. D. Brockway, Rochester, Sd;
Frank d. Holmes, Owatonna, 4th: Elizabeth
Roberts, Selma. 9Th; Mrs. D. P. Hall, Buffalo,
9Th
Glass 51-Best roll butter made on farm,
Ed. Holmes, Owatonna, LIST premium; Mrs u.
Hoyt St. Paul. I'd; Pond Bros, Bloomington,
Sd.
Glass 52-Best print butter made on farm,
Ed. Holmes, 1st premium; Foster & BOlton,2d;
Mrs. VIM. Lyons, Minneapolis, Sd; Mrs. V. G.
Holmes, Owatonna, 4th; G. Sill, Hanley, 9Th;
2. ID. BrOckway, 9Th.
Glass 53-Sample ornamental butter, +. ID.
Holmes, Cd premium.
Glass 54-Best sample granular butter, Ohm
R. Williams, Egin, 1st premium; +. d.
Holmes, I'd.
Glass 55-Best factory cheese made in Min
nesota, A. +. Jones, MOrristown, 1st pre-
MUM; McColiom 81 Suffei, Hallock, I'd.
Glass 56-Best dairy cheese made in Mime
sofa, T. G. Sloan, Redwood Falls, LIST premium;
f. d. Holmes, I'd.
Glass STA. F. Jones, LIST premium on case
of Young America cheese; F. d. Holmes I'd
ON case of sage cheese.
Class 5S-Rest twenty pounds of butter
made in the state, F. d. Holmes, lst premium.
Special Premium-Best len-pound lot of
homemade butter by lady not over Is years,
Florence McKinstry, Winnebago, LIST premium,
silver water pitcher.
VEGETABLES.
Lorenzo Hoyt St. Paul. watermelon, Sd
for, PLY
late potatoes, I'd William Lyons, Minneapo-
lis, largest and handsome potatoes, S varie-
ties, LIST, white globe and picking onions, I'd,
late potatoes, Sd; Nicholas Hermes, St. Paul,
cucumbers, Kohl rabi, 1st; egg plant, to-
matoes, yellow carrots, fiat Dutch cabbage,
I'd, turnips beets ard white onions, 3D.; b. A.
Lonell, Waseca, mammoth squash, marble
head squash, long orange and OK heart car
rot, Winningstadt cabbage, red Weatherheid
onion, evergreen sweet corn, 1st; Boston and
| Hybrid SQUASH, blood beets, giant radish,
Mange Wertzel beets; drumhead cabbage,
Concord sweet corn, I'd. pickle onions fiat
Dutch cabbage vegetable oysters, Sd:
| p. C. Shereu, St. Paul. early potatoes, yellow
| mangel beets, early Concord corn list; Sd
Hubbard squash; Sd field pumpkins: I'd yellow
| carrots; August Wittmauer, St. Paul, turnips,
| rooted and long red mangel beets, drumhead
| cabbage, satisfy, lima BEANS Hubbard squash,
| okra 1st; largest and handsomest pototoes,
| yellow beets, wax string beans, largest pota-
| toes largest squash, picking cucumbers,
| lettuce I'd; tomatoes, parSnips, winter squash
| Sd; William BembSee. st. Paul, late potatoes
| LIST: J. S. Workman, six water melons 1st;
three muskmelons Sd; Nicholas Hermes, St.
| Paul. parsnips I'd; Shuman & Co., Minneapo-
| lis, parsnips, caulitiower, turnips, wax string
| BEANS yellow, white aud picking onions,
| large tomatoes. half peck tomatoes, Boston
marrow squash, turban squash, pie pum-
klns, picking cucumbers, egg plant. red pep
! lot nm Qrh let
! satisfy, lima beans I'd; drumhead
cabbage, red onions, Hubbard squash Sd;
| f. ]. Schneider. Moorhead, Dutch cabbage,
! 1st cucumbers and picking cucumbers, Sd;
| T. J. Burnham, Moorhead, large tomatoes, Sd;
| Charles Whitcomb Moorhead, carrots, I'd;
| Thomas Fl. Dickey, MOorhead, beets 1st. GU
cumbers, I'd; F. Merritt Moorhead, early
rose potatoes, Sd: G. Sill. Hanley, carrots, I'd;
John Lyons, Minneapolis, lst, field pumpkins,
citrons; I'd. pumpkins and watermelons; Sd,
| red peppers; G. III. Roberts, Minneapolis, 1st,
yellow carrots; I'd, bell peppers; j. H. Harris
| & Son, La Crescent, Sd, lima beans: j. G.
Bass, Minneapolis, I'd. sweet corn; NJ. Pearce,
Couen, 1st, seeding potatoes; W. FL. Davy,
! MOorhead, I'd, rhubarb.
CANNED GOODS, ETC.
Frank A. Ticknor. Austin, honey in box
| and Jars specimen bee hive method, 1st
| premium; Mary P. Kelley, Pennington,
maple syrup, I'd; Mrs. g. S. Balch, Farming
maple sugar, 1st; Pond Bros, Bloomington,
extracted honey, I'd; ]. G. Bass, Minneapolis,
maple syrup, 1st; j. j. Hayes, Austin, honey
in boxes, I'd; Ray v. Hoyt st. Paul, graham
bread, LIST. jelly and chocolate cake, I'd; Mrs.
I. n. Porter, Rochester, sponge, pound and
silver cake, 1st gold cake, I'd; Mrs. L. Hoyt,
st. Paul. Boston brown bread, I'd; Marguerite
Hoyt, St, Paul, golden cake end ginger bread,
1st; Elvah F. Smith, Minneapolis, white
! bread, breakfast rolls, sponge. pound,
! silver and delicate cake I'd: fruit cake, list;
Mrs. P. Kelly, Pennington, delicate cake, LIST;
fruit cake, I'd; Mrs. G. S. Balch, Pennington,
| brown bread and breakfast rolls, 1st; Mrs. L.
| N. Porter, Rochester, grape butter, straw
berry, blackberry, currant and grape jam,
! I'd; Mrs. GAYLORD Sexton. Faribault, Ist,
blackberry and grape jam, raspberry, straw
berry, plum jelly. applebutter, canned to-
matoes currants, grapes; I'd, blackberry,
currant. gooseberry jelly, plum and grape