The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-09-06
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TRoTTINa STRAINS.
g. III. Barnard, Good Thunder, stallion
3 wears and unde: 4, LIST.
John Barnard, stallion year and un
der 2. LIST; stallion under year, LIST
same, I'd.
w. M. Farr, mare years and over
LIST; gelding year and under 2, LIST.
| A. T. Noble, mare years and undel
3, I'd; same, list; mare under year, LIST
stallion over years, I'd.
| G. ii. Piper, stallion years and over
LIST.
IL. Houk, Good Thunder, stallion
years and under 3, let.
SWEEPSTAKES FOR TRoTTING STATIONS AM
| MARES.
| John Barnard, mare showing ] OF
more colts, LIST.
A. T. Noble, Capt. &C" and 3 or more
of his colts, LIST.
TRoTTING STRAINS.
Geo. Ellis, pair of matched geld
ings, I'd.
P. Latin, Amboy, same, LIST.
w. B. Torrey, single gelding, LIST
b. T. Roy, single mare. I'd.
POULTRY.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Cuddy, South Bend, best
trio of geese, list; best trio of Pekin
ducks, (old) LIST; trio Pekin ducks
(young) I'd; same, Cd; trio partridge Co
chins lold) I'd; same, (voung) 1st; trio
light Brahmas (old) LIST; same, (young)
I'd; trio Wyandottes (old) LIST; same,
(young) I'd; trio golden Polish (old) LIST
same, (young) I'd; trio rose combed
brown Leghorns, (old) I'd same, (young)
LIST; same, white (old) LIST; same, (young)
I'd; pair buff Cochins, list; trio Lang
shans, LIST; trio golden seabright Ban
tams, LIST; trio black breasted red game
Bantams, LIST; pair rose combed white
Bantams, LIST; trio white crested black
Polish, LIST; trio Plymouth Rocks (old)
I'd; trio dark Brahmas, (young) I'd /;
same, LIST; trio Houdans, LIST; pair Hou-
dams, I'd; trio straight combed brown
Leghorns (old) LIST; same, (yUung) I'd; l
rose combed brown Leghorn, LIST.
Thos. Griffin, ManKato, trio pea fowls,
LIST; pair white fan black Spanish, LIST;
trio Plymouth Rocks, LIST; pair white
Bantams, I'd; trio black breasted red
game Bantams; pair silver crested Ham,
burgs, LIST.
VIM. Dieke, trio white face black Span
ish, I'd.
GRAINS AND SEEDS.
c. ID. Zimmerman, Eagle Lake, 25 ears
yellow dent corn, list; amber cane, LIST.
David Quinn, exhibition of grams and
seeds for field crops, LIST; 6 stalks yellow
dent corn and ears, list; bushel oats,
LIST. ...
Mason Hyson, South Bend, 25 ears
pop corn, list.
II. futile, South Bend, 25 ears Ever
green sweet corn, list; peck white
beans, LIST.
w. L. Wilson, 25 ears early sweet corn,
1st.
Mrs. L. Damn, Rapidan, peck peas,
LIST.
L. Wilson, stalks corn yellow dent
with ears, LIST.
VEGETABLES.
III. w. Mendenhall, Rapidan, best
peck yellow summer turnips, LIST; best
peck onion sets, list.
David Quinn, finest display and larg-
est variety of vegetables, list; peck tur-
nip rooted beets, LIST; peck orange car
rots, list; peck tomatoes (single Variety
LIST; l peck red Weatherfield onions, list;
J bushel late potatoes, winter use, list.
l.. Wilson, string bell peppers, LIST.
w. L. Wilson, J bushel early potatoes
for fall use, LIST; varieties tomatoes,
peck each, list; 3 best muskmelons, LIST.
G. w. Conklin, South Bend, head
fiat Dutch cabbage, LIST; peck parsnips,
list; J bushel late potatoes, for winter
use, LIST.
d. C. Evans, South Bend, field pump
kins, LIST.
Jacob Knoll, Mankato, l peck long
blood beets. list; peck red globe on
ions, list; Butmer squash, LIST.
Willard Barney, Mankato, large
squash (Chili Variety LIST.
Clifford Barnes, boy showing largest
pumpkin, 1st.
II. w. Mendenhall, l peck white Swed-
lsh turnips, LIST.
l.. Wilson, peck white onions (silver
King LIST.
L. Torrents, specimen of tobacco raised
in Minnesota, LIST.
Kolbert d Wheeler. Belgrade, peck
white summer turnips, LIST; | peck yell
low rutabagas, LIST; peck satisfy, LIST; l
peck yellow onions, LIST; J peck Lima
beans, LIST; 3 Boston Marrow squash, LIST
3 egg plants, list; peck cucumbers for
pickles, LIST.
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cry, list; Hubbard squash, LIST; 3water-
melons, LIST; nutmeg melons, LIST.
FLOWERS AND FRUITS.
III. Lorentz-best and greatest display
of plants LIST, double geranIum In bloom,
list; single Fushia, LIST; display of roses
in pot, list; hand bouquet LIST; display of
verbenas, list; display of tub-roses, list.
APPLES, GRAPES, ETC.
David Quinn-best and greatest varie-
ty of apples grown In Minnesota, not
less than 5 specimens each, LIST; best
show of winter apples, list; Jacob Knoll,
best show of autumn apples Dutchess),
LIST.
SUGAR SYRUP, HONEY, ETC.
David Quinn-hest specimen of honey
In boxes, list.
BREAD AND CAKE.
+. M. Zimmerman, Eagle Lake-best
LIST; Mrs. VIM. Reed, Man
kato-1 loaf bread, Superlative flour, I'd;
Mrs. w. d. Owen, same. 3rd.
Della Owen, best doughnuts by girl
under Is years, I'd; best brown bread,
LIST. Katie Carter, loaf of bread from
Superlative -four, LIST.
PRESERVES.
Mrs. II. Van Valkenburg, best display
of preserves and jellies, I'd; Mrs. NJ. L.
Lockerby, same, list.
PICKLES AND CATsUP.
Mrs. III. Notwithstanding, best display
of pickles and catsup, I'd; Mrs. M. L.
Lockerby, same, LIST.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Geo. Owen, Mankato-parlor piano,
square, upl light or grand, diplomat; par
lor organ, diploma.
TEXTILE FABRICS.
Mrs. c. McFadden, cotton patchwork
quilt, LIST.
Mrs. l.. P. Hunt, pair handmade pill
low shams and spread, list; macreme
work, single piece, LIST; apron, crochet
and knitted lace, LIST; outline embroid-
cry, LIST.
Mrs. Evan Parry, carriage afghan, LIST.
Alice Wilson, collection hand made
lace, LIST.
Mrs. l.. Dann-best crochet work, LIST.
Mrs. j. r. Chase, crochet rug, LIST.
Mrs. w. j. Martin, rag carpet, LIST;
panties (hand made), LIST.
w. L. Webster, Mankato-best fiddle
made at home, diploma.
Martin Knudson, Rapidan-same, d.
ploma.
DAIRY BUTTER.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Zimmerman, Eagle Lake
-10fbs. butter, I'd. Marshall Fall, Rap
idan, l jar butter, 20ibs, LIST.
ROLL BUTTER.
Henry Heinzman, 10ibs. roll or print
butter, LIST Mrs. w. j. Martin, sample
butter in ornament, LIST.
CHEESE.
G. w. Norman, Lake Crystal, best
cheese made in the state 1st