St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-18

duct OF S. M. Emery, of Lake City, assisted
by E. F. Batten, who, in fact, took a very
large part of the work and directed all prep
arations, while Mr.. Emery was necessarily ct
distance. Mr.. Emery willingly says that to
Mr.. Batten should be awarded large share
of the honor of the fine display. 1t was the
largest dairy exhibit ever made in the state.
There were entries in all the regular classes.
ana in most of them lively competition. C..
F. Dexter, of Chicago, and J. M Bohrer, of
81. Paul, AGED as judges. and John Boyd, of
Chicago. as referee. These gentlemen are
awards have given general satisfaction. Fol-
lowing is the list
Creamery Pro Rata Class.
GAINESVILLE Creamery company. Barnes
vile, MIMI, 90 points, S9.46; Melrose Cream
cry company Melrose, Mimi, 81 points,
sci; Princeton Creamery company, Prince
ton, Minn 81 points, Sl2.16; p II. Keifer,
RockdeIl, 93 points. SlU.Sl; Edgar l. Bur
ridge. Deronda, Wis, 81 points, SI2.16;
Mortified Creamery company, Mortified,
Mimi. 80 points, S9.46; P S. Chase,
Belgrade. MIMI, SO points, SI4S6;
Zenith Creamery company, St. Paul. 90
Biscay, Mimi. % points, S9.46; i. A. Long
endyke, ST. Paul 81 points, SI621; j. Is.
Barnes, Huntley. Mimi, 81 points. S9.46; J.
A. Sinclair, Fairmont, Mimi, 80 points, ST.. 76;
Sl3.51; Anoka Creamery company Anoka
Mimi, 80 points, Sl3.5I; Arcade Creamery
company, ST. Cloud, Mimi, 90 points, Sl3.51 :;
Stuart Cooperative Dairy association, Stuart
Mimi, SO points, Sl0.Sl; d. M. White, Rob
erts. Wis. 81 points, Sl6.2I.
Dairy Pro Rata Glass.
Mrs. c. A. Wilder. Austin, Mimi. 81 points,
S1l; j. P. Furber Cottage Grove, Mimi, o.
points, S12; Mrs S. A. Richardson, Garden
ir1tS
mer TO- SO points, 50; John Fritz, Madela
Mimi, 81 points. SlI; Mrs. NJ. Ii. Lamb
Alma City, Mimi, 90 points, SIG; Samuel
Leslie, Waseca, Mimi, 81 points, SID; Will
points, 81; F. D. Holmes, owa-
A. NJ. G.. Johnson, Lake City. Mimi, ST
points, Sc; Lizzie P. Leavitt, Waseca, Mimi,
90 points, SIS: Sarah Evans. Muskoda,
Mimi, SO points, SIG; Rhys r. Evans, Mus
koda, Mimi. 50 points, SIG; A. F. Jones,
Morristown, Mimi, ST points. Sc; Mrs: H. H.
H. Barnes, Huntley Mimi, IS points. 50:
Mrs. A. l.. Grant, Morristown, Mimi. 81
points, 81.
Butter Premiums.
Roll Butter-F D. Holmes. Owatonna,
Mimi, first premium So. +. Mandell, VOL
colt, MIMI, second premium, ST.. Mrs. NJ.
II. Lamb, Alma City. Mimi, third premium,
$40.
Print Butter-F D. Holmes, Owatonna,
Mimi. first premium, Sl5.. D. n. White,
Roberts, Wis, second premium, Sl2 Mrs.
II. NJ. Lamb. Alma City, third premium, SO
Granular utter-F. ID. Holmes, Owatonna,
MIMI: first premium, 50. d. n. White, Rob
erts, Wis, second premium, S3.
Special Premiums.
Best 80 pounds butter made by Cooley
process, F. ID. Holmes, Owatonna, Mimi,
SIS, dog power; best 60-pound tub creamery
butter, colored with Thatchers color. D. N
White, Roberts, Wis, Mason power worker;
best 30 pounds butter made by Boyd process,
Zenith Creamery company, st. Paul, one loo
gallon Curtlss trunk churn. $50: (the above
special premiums were offered by Cornish,
CurtisS d Greene Co., of ST. Paul.; best so
pounds butter, made by separator system,
Danielson Creamery company. Grove City.
Mimi, one Fairbanks imperial butter
scales, offered by Fairbanks, Morse & Co.;
best 20 pounds dairy butter made by girl
under twenty years old, first premium, Miss
Emma Holmes, Owatonla, Mimi. Triumph
Sewing machine, offered by Farm, Stock and
Home; second premium, Miss L. Lois Grant,
Morristown, MIMI, two years subscription
creamery butter sailed with Ashton salt, E.
4. Longendyke. st. Paul, SIS sweepstake;
best 20 pounds dairy butter, sailed with Eu-
reka salt, Mrs. G. a. Wilder, Austin,
Mimi. SO in gold; best 80 pounds
creamery butter. sailed with Eureka salt,
Zenith Creamery company S2o III gold; best
so pounds creamery butter, sailed with Gen
esee salt, Princeton Creamery company,
Princeton. Mimi. five 224-pound sacks of
salt; best % pounds dairy butter. sailed with
Genesee salt, +. ID. Holmes, Owatonna Mimi,
five 6-pound sacks of salt; best print butter,
salted with Genesee salt +. ID. Holmes,
Owatonna, Mimi, five 56-pound sacks of
salt; grand sweepstakes cup for best tub or
butter on exhibition, E. A. Longendyke, st.
Paul, SlUO silver cup offered by Cornish,
Curtiss d Greene company st. Paul.
Cheese winners.
Full Cream Factory Cheese-Hampton
Dairy association, Hampton, Mimi, first pre-
MUM, S25; Biscay Creamery company. Bis
cay, Mimi, second premium, SIS; Acoma
Creamery company, Hutchins, Mimi, third
premium, Stu.
Dairy Cheese-Lizzie P. Leavitt. Waseca,
Mimi, first premium, S25; A. f. Jones, Nor
ristown. Mimi, second premium, St5; Mrs.
j. Northrup, ked Wing, Mimi. third pre-
MUM, $40.
Sage Cheese-W. H. Noyes, Owatonna,
Mimi, second premium, So.
Young America StyIe-Star Cheese COM
pany, New Trier, Mimi, first premium, Sio;
Stanton Creamery association, Stanton,
Mimi. second premium, So.
Switzer Cheese (large)-John Frank, Lee
roy, Mimi, first premium, $40: G. Andrist,
Berne, Mimi, second premium, SO:
SwitZer Cheese (sma1D-G. Andrist, Berne,
Mimi, second premium, So.
Special Premiums.
Home made cheese, Mrs. j. Northrup, Red
Wing, Mimi, second premium, two years sub
scription farm. Stock and Home.
Best full cream cheese, sailed with Genesee
salt, Mrs. Lizzie P. Leavitt Waseca, Mimi,
five 224-poupd sacks Genesee salt.
Best cheese on exhibition, Mrs. Lizzie P
Leavitt, Waseea, five 224-pound sacks Gem
esee cheese salt.
Grand sweepstakes cup for best thirty
pound heese made in Minnesota. Mrs, Liz
Zie Z. Leayitt, Waseca, Mimi, 500 silver cup
offered by Cornish. Curtiss d Greene Co., ST.
Paul.
All the sheep which took prizes at the fair
were purchased by Allen, Moon L. Co., of st.
Paul.