Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-20
Premiums Awarded Con tfnued.


poultry club 1st, Godfrey Springer I'd.
American Dominique fowls-N jew
ell LIST, Samuel Harris I'd.
American Dominique chicks Samuel
Harris LIST and ID.
White Leghorn fowls Enoch Hook
ing LIST, Frank Parsons ID.
White Leghorn chicks Eno4h Hook
ing LIST, Frank Parsons I'd.
Black Leghorn fowls Excelsior poul-
try club LIST and ID
haack Leghorn chicks Excelsior
poultry club LIST and I'd.
Brown Leghorn fowls-Frank Par
sons LIST and I'd.
Brown Leghorn chicks Frank Par
sons lst and I'd.
Wyandott fowls Thomas Luty LIST,
Frank Parsons I'd.
Wyandott chicks Excelsior Poultry
Club LIST, Thomas Luty I'd.
w G b Polish fowls Excelsior
Poultry Club lst, Frank Parsons I'd.
w c B Polish chicks Excelsior
Poultry Club lst, Frank Parsons ID
S S Hamburg fowls Excelsior
Poultry Club LIST and I'd.
5 ) Hamburg chicks Excelsior
Poultry Club LIST and ID
b b Red Games fowls Carl Healey
1st
B B Red Games chicks Carl Healey
LIST, Frank Parsons I'd.
Games any variety fowls w j
Healey LIST and I'd.
Games any variety chicks, w j
Healey LIST and I'd.
Bantam chicks, Frank Parsons 1st.
Game Bantams any variety fowls,
Excelsior Poultry Club LIST, Frank Par
sons I'd.
Game Bantams any variety chicks
Frank Parsons 13t, Excelsior poultry
club I'd.
Heavy Spring chickens Excelsior
poultry club lst, Frank Parsons I'd.
Bronze turkeys John Collins lst,
Frank Parsons ID.
Toulouse geese-C Charles Collard LIST,
n. Jewell ID.
Rowen ducks Frank Parsons 1st,
Ed Brewster ID
Aylesbury ducks Frank Parsons
lst.
Peking ducks, Ed Brewster 1st,
Frank Parsons I'd.
White Holland turkeys, Frank Par
sons LIST.
Guinea fowls, Frank Parsons LIST.
Rabbits, Frank Parsons lst, w J
Healey
Collection of different variety Of
fowls owned by exhibitor, Excelsior
Poultry club 1st, Frank Parsons I'd.
Fancy pigeons, Peter Toay LIST,
VIM Williams ID.
Canary birds, Mrs George Jeuck
LIST, George Day ID.
Judges Of poultry, james A, HoGre, Richard
Hoare, John Wearne.
CLASS 27--FARM MACHINERY.
In this department binders and
other machinery were operated by an
engine and a line Of shafting, and
judges and spectators unanimously
agreed that the machines so exhibited
showed the highest point of excellence
yet attained in farm machinery.
Followed are named in part the dis
plays made by enterprising dealers:
Martin & Toay, Mineral Point,
Deering Binder, #. Giant Mower,
and Al it. Regular Mower, also of
Deering make. J. l. Case 81 Co. Iron
sides Thresher, Little Yankee Sulky
Plow, made by the Grand de Tour
Plow Co., an assortment Of walking
plows of the same make, John Dodge
Sulky Rakes and other implements.
). Hooking & Co., Mineral Point,
Mccormick Mower, John Deere's Gel
ebrated PloWs, Peoria Advance Corn
Planter, Grist and Feed Min and Pow
er, Feed Cutie, Acme Pulverizer and
a novelty in the way of a tongueless
Sulky Plow called Solid Comfort, and
manufactured by the South Bend
Qnd.,) Plow Works, and other ma
chinery.
n. Hartert, Mineral Point, Champi-
on Binder and Champion Mower.
Walter A. Woods Co., represented
by Thomas Guggerty, Belmont, Woods
Single Apron Binder, light weight and
6 fl. in. cut, Woods -Iower, and
Woods Hay Rake.
Addison Rewey, Farm Gates.
Premiums were awarded as follows
Largest and best variety of agricul-
tural implements, Martin 4 Toay lst
). Hooking & Co. ID.
judges. Charles Cant John Carpenter, George
Crawford,
MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.
CLASS 28---wAGONs AND CARRIAGES
MADE BY EXHIBITOR.
Farm wagon, T. w. Stratman lst
and I'd.
Spring Democrat wagon, f w
Stratman LIST.
Two seated covered carriage, F W
Stratman LIST.
Single seated covered carriage, T W
Stratman Ist and ID.
Two seated open buggy T w
Stratman LIST and ID
Single seated open buggy f w
Stratman LIST and I'd.
GLASS % WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
a very large and fine exhibit was