St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-05
FOR farmers PROFIT
The Annual Show at Hamline
Alive With Preliminary
Work.
A Rousing List Of the Entries
in the Many Interesting
Classes.
Serious Charges Preferred
Against a West Side
Fpencilman.
APromising Baby That Would
Not Do as a Pension
Witness.

complete as given below. compares
very favorably with anything which
previous fairs have been able to show.
Some exhibitors have delayed entering,
and tue continuous arrival of entries
shows that those who will compete in
the lesser departments are Fastening to
get in in time. In the divisions of cat
tie, horses, sheep, dairy products and
apparatus machinery and the main
building the list below represents
much larger collection than has ever
been seen at q Minnesota State Fair.
Things were booming at the fair
grounds yesterday. Merchandise, ma
chinery and cattle are arriving and be-
Ing assigned to space, and in the main
building several exhibitors were ar
ranging their spaces to receive goods.
Col. Clark Chambers, of the horse de-
partment, Supt. w. j. Dean, OF the
machinery division, and Supt. ID. Ii.
Moon, of the main building, were on
the grounds looking after their depart
ments, in all of which the activity which
necessarily precedes opening day has
commenced with vengeance. From
now until the opening next Monday
morning there will be little rest i'll these
divisions. f. f. Batten, of the dairy
division, received a carload of apparatus
yesterday, and expects another to-day.
Booths ard tents are being erected OH
the spaces sold for privileges, and one
restaurantkeeper has commenced bust
ness for the accommodation of the
numerous visitors and employees at the
grounds. To-day the sale of boxes and
season tickets commences at the New
market theater in St. Paul and the
Grand opera house in Minneapolis.
This afternoon at o'clock there will be
meeting Of the board of managers i'll
Secretary Liggett's Office. Below is the
List OF Exhibits:
Entries of Horses-John Bradford, Big
Lake: A. c. Bruce, Minneapolis; W. r. Mar
shall, st. Paul; o. j. Evans, Minneapolis; G.
n. Cosgrove, LIE Sueur: Clancy Bros. st.
Paul; D. E. Branham, Litchfield: c. b. Dick
ems, Minneapoiis; T. L. and j. L. Delaney,
Northtield; E. A. Osborn. LIE Sueur; F. l..
CLARK. Minneapolis; Green Mt Ranch com
pany. Minneapols T. C. Hodgson. Luverne;
n. P. Clark. St. Cloud G. P. Klein st. Paul;
J. o. Billings, Fergus Falls; N. Kispert, \ or
strand; Leonard johnson y Son. Northfield;
W; NJ. Fields Bros Cedar Falls, 10; Springer
IL Willard, Oskaloosa, To-. Charles Steel, ST.
Paul; +. H. Colby W. Colbrath, Minneap-
oils; G. W. Robson. saltwater; r. S. Dodds.
Pratt, Minneapolis; c. Sherin, st. Paul, Bill
lnghum IL Small, Ashton, 5. D.; Foster d
Bolton, Pl6invew; w. NJ. Woodruff, Still
water; j. P. tirbben, st. Paul; Is. P. Gray,
Hancock; A. P. Foster, flainview; Mime
sofa importing company, Willmar; Robert
Stuart Raymond; William NJ. Woodruff,
Saltwater
Entries OF Cattle-C Sherin st. Paul; II.
G. Bruning, St Michael: l. C. seely, Mime
apolis; II. +. Brown, Minneapolis; Thomas
Clark, Beecher, Ill; A. E. Baker, Beaver
Cosgrove, LIE Sueur; Home Fine Stock Farm
company, Hampton. To-: A. Harrington,
Rochester; e. s. Hoppin, Dexter; Everett F.
E. Branham, Litchfield: F. W. Stewart. For
rest, H.. Hugh Paul, Heron Lake, Col. C.
Reeve, Minneapolis; w. +. Seym our, Eyota;
F. Z. squires, Blue Earth City: W. D. Rich
town, \. D., Bolton & Foster, Plainv1ew;
S. Pennington, Anol,a; j. II. Cummings An
Okla; F. d. Brockway, Rochester: II. W.
Stone & Co, Morris; E. W. iiichmonds. Co.
Sheep Ent1ies1,Eii- D. King, Burlington.
Fritz, Madelia; George Harding, Waukesha;
T. y. Porter. Rochester; j. II. Pitcher
Eagle: Hugh Paul, Heron Lake: j. C. Easton,
Chatfeld; A. e. Spaulding. Lake City; G. A.
Fox, Oregon, Wis; Field Bros. Cedar Falls;
Stone d Harris Stoneman, ILL.,; 1. C. Wade,
Entries of Swine--G. W. Plank, Eyotaa;
T. y. Porter, Rochester; Alex A. Arnold,
Galesville; Fred Luchsinger. Woodbury.;
Allen Gerrish. ST. Charles.
Entries of Poultry-A. E. Baker, Beaver
Dam; b. E. Nye. st. Paul; ". A. Gates, St
Paul; Mrs. j. A Gates. Sank Center; NJ.
Pearce. Chowen; F. a. Bedard, Minnehaha:
G. W. Plank. Eyota: James II. Forbes, Island
Lake; Gus Miller. Minnesota.
Entries in Dairy Department-Biscay
Cheese company, Biscay Mimi: P L. Youn-
ker, Latimer, 10: Stewart Creamery com
company. \ Mortified: L. A. Disbrow Havana;
L. L. Bennett Owatonna; John Frank Le-
roy; Crescent Creamery company, st. Paul;
Minnesota Creamery company, Minneapolis;
ny "a amy en-, for. Afpc Nj
ii. Lamb. Alma City; +. D. Holmes, Owa-
tonna; Luther Wier. Lake Elmo: Zenith
Creamery company, st. Paul; Minnesota Milk
company, st. Paul; Kohler d Henri chs, ST.
Paul: P. II. Keitfer. Rock Dell: II. Swartwood
Son. Faribault; Miss Hattie Gamble, Stew
art; Damelson Creamery company, Grove
SSi ty Mrs 4 S R,c GTant MOrr eayga
City; Mrs. Charles A. Wilder, Austin;
GAINESVILLE Creamery, GAINESVILLE;
J: l.: Thurter;. Cottage Grove; Mrs. NJ. j.
Griffin, Hamline: Melrose Cry association,
Melrose; Rochester Butter company, Roch-
ester; c. H. Chadbourne, Princeton: H.
W. Kock, Hampton; ]. Armstrong, Howard
Lake; Eustis Bros, GAINESVILLE; Miss E. L.
Entries of Household Department-Mrs. c.
Nisted, Minneapolis; Miss L. Michaud, St
Paul; Mary Gantzer. St Paul; Mrs. NJ. Grant
zer..St. Paul; Mrs. Beveridge, Royalton; Mrs,
Hendrickson. namline: Miss Addie Anoinet,
st. Paul; Mrs. NJ. Donohoe, Minneapolis;
Miss A. Flanagan, Hamline; Mrs. J. 81.
McMara, Hamline; Mrs: A; R. Currie, st.
Paul; A. C. Kay, st. Paul; Alex Schroenden-
ger New uIm; Miss L. NJ. Lienan, St Paul;
E. NJ Nichols, Minneapolis; C. l.. Caldwell,
st. Paul: E. B. Smith, st. Paul.
Fruits. Vegetables and Flowers.-M Pearce,
Chowen; William Somerville, Viola; r. c.
Keel, Rochester; O. T. Brand, Faribault; A.
Nj. Peterson, Waconia; j. G. Miller, Dodge
City; Mrs. William Lyons, Minneapolis: Mrs.
Mortified; Matte Lyons, Minneapolis; c. F.
Miller, Faribault; E. 3. Smith, st. Paul: o.
y: Brand Faribault; Anoka county, Anoka;
W. F. r. Boettcher, st. Paul; German A. &
Nichols Hormes, ST. Paul; August Bunde,
st. Paul; C. F. Miller. Faribault; August
Whitman, Manchester; Roger S. Macintosh,
Langdon.
Hamline; Miss M. Griffin, Hamline; Seth
Kenny, Norristown; Mrs. S. Wiley Fari
bault; Mrs. William Lyons. Minneapolis: NJ.
Pearce, Chowen; Mrs. II. Thornton, Anoka;
Mrs. Gaylord Sexton, Faribault; Mrs. NJ S.
searles Merriam Park: Miss Hattie Gamble
Stewart; Miss II. A: Swartwood, Farlbault;
Mrs. Ruth A Sotey, st. Paul: Mrs. S. A Rich
Art-Mrs. W. E. Baker. Merriam Park; A.
c. Kay. st. Paul; Alex Schroendinger. New
Ulm; MIS-. M. J. Griffin, Hamline; Miss Luz
ella M. Lienan.- st: Paul; r: N. Nichols;
MINNEAPOLIS; G. 1; Caldwell, st, Paul; E. B.
Smith, st. Paul; William II. Ferguson, Lin
wood; Mrs. G. Mohler, st. Paul.
Main Building-Ma Bros. dry
goods, 81. RAM, Scnllek o. Co.. DOOlS ana
Shoes St. Paul; Robert Baty, artificial limbs,
st. Paul; Finch. Van Slyck & Co.. carpets.
ETC., st. Paul; Kingsland, Smith & Co.. fonr,
ST. Paul; Ware Tobacco Works, st. Paul;
North Star Wool Mills, Minneapolis; Nathan
Ford musical instruments ST. Paul; st. Paul
School furniture company, st. Anthony
Park; Pillsbury Washburn Milling company,
flour, Minneapolis; Madam Cough modiste,
st. Paul; j: L. Hudson. clothing. st. Paul;
George Ii. Nutting, confectionery, ST. Paul:
st. Paul Manual Training School exhibit; X.
G. Munger, musical instruments, ST.
Paul. St. Paul Furniture company;
st. Paul Stained Glass company, Brown &
Haywood, stained glass, Minneapolis; North
western Knitting company. silk knit goods,
Minneapolis; P. c. Justus. hardware, ST.
Paul: Pioneer Press company, st. Paul; Per-
kins Shutter. iron works. ST. Paul Park;
Novelty Fabric Implement company, Mime
apolis; George Griggs, white bronze monu-
ments, st. Paul; Indexes, Warner q Scbur-
meier, clothing st. Paul; W. j. Dyer & Bro.
musical instruments, St Paul and Minneap-
oils; Oppenheimer Millinery company. st.
Paul. Greel.nan MnCOrmlnk a. Co ST pau1.