The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-02
THE FAIR.
splendid Racing. But Very Few
Exhibits in the Agriculture.
al Department..

luCoulplele, owing 10 a lack OF interest
or want OF time on the part of those who
could have made a display, what was
displayed was of most creditable char
acter. Among those who are entitled TO
credit for fine vegeta bles are:
Peter VanAsche, wEo made splendid
showing with tomatoes, beets, cabbages,
onions, caulitiower, sage and sugar beets
John Martens, with carrots, sugar
beets, cabbages and onions.
W. L. Burman, with cabbages and to-
maoes.
Mrs. Z. Robel with potatoes and sugar
beets.
Earl and James Harper in competition
Tor special premium 80, had fine dis.
play of different kinds Of farm products.
kennett Ackerman also made a splendid
showing in this competition.
w. Gerhanser had some very fine
potatoes. and J. C. Elliott and G. Acker-
man had a bushel OF corn, the former of
the early Butler variety, and we believe
the finest specimen OF corn eyer raised in
Grant county.
Among the fancy work displayed was
some very handsome articles by Mrs. w.
w. Hyde, OF Revillo and Mrs. A. Inner
of Big Stone City.
The special mention OF worthy displays
would be incomplete without speak ing
Of Wood Bros farm machinery, which
OF 49,
showing of this kind ever on the
grounds
SPECIAL PREMIUM AWARDS.
The awards for the SPECIAL premiums
were made as follows:
l. Let's 81 Cannon, for best brace Of
live geese 81. Awarded to Vim. Daily.
B. G. e. IIilmer, Tor best peck Of
carrots, 81. Awarded to John Martens.
4. Or. A. NJ. Wang, best muskmelon,
81. Awarded TO Oscar Lender.
5. Fred Russell best display Of tame
ducks. 81. Awarded to w. Daily.
G. DR.. j. W. Ross, best green apple
pie, 81. Awarded to Mrs. A. II. Hev-
ene7.
g. George Mitchell, lest bushel of
corn. Awarded TO j. c. Elliott.
H. N j. Bleser, So Rochester stand
lamp for best fruit cake. Awarded to
Mrs. G. W. Martens.
15. w. NJ. Thomas, pair OF all wool
blankets for hest ASSORTMENT OF canned
fruits. Awarded to Mrs. s. McCollnm.
IS. A. G. Lender. S4 pair Of shoes for
best jar Of home made outer. Awarded
to Mrs H. {. Pew.
%. M. S. Druecker, young mans suit
Of clothes, for best celery aud leeks.
Awarded to Nj. S. DreucKGr.
81. L. NJ kaercher, one barrel OF
Fancy flour forbest loaf Of bread maze
from Milbank CITY roller mills flour.
Awarded to Mrs. N. Randall
%. Mrs j. A. Durham, for best patch
work. by old lady. Awarded to Mrs.
II. Vandervoort.
%. +. ]. Lee, one dozen cabinet phot-
orraphs. to young lady under 15 years of
are having the longest hair. Awarded
TO Lulu Emery.
d. Mrs. John Proud. S. for the best
loaf of bread made by girl under u years
wears Of age Awarded to Mollie Lun-
berg,
25. HIS. Volkmar. one subscription
To the Review. for bushe of largest and
finest sugar beets raised in county. Mrs.
E. Robe.
26. =. H. Kicker, 81 for best half
bushel beets. Awarded to Peter Van
Asche.
3o. Dr.. II. G. C. Rose, large scrap
album for best dressed doll made by
Girl under - years Of age. Awarded to
Anna Peterson.
81. VIM. Daley. 81 for best bushel OF
tomatoes. Awarded to Joseph Martens
38. Erlandson & Johnson, one pair oi
ladies 81 shoes tor best gallon OF butter.
Awarded to Mrs. w. L. Burman.
39 A. T. Lindquist, 81 for best bushel
of onions Awarded TO Petar VanAsche
40. J.C Elliott, one pair Misses fine
shoes for best specimen Of needle work
by girl under II years OF age. Award
ed to Aggie Levers.
At. Mrs. j. w. Hurlbut offers three
house plants for best drawing of plant
or flower. drawn by a pupil Of the public
schools Of the county. Awarded 70 Eddie
Schaier. ,,
43 T. L. Bouck, for best exhibition OF
house plants, 80. Awarded to Mrs. Pew.
46. Harry Hocnm. solid gold baby
ring 10 pret,iest baby. 10y or girl, under
ID months old, and i handsome silk shirt
to baby taking second premium. Mrs.
Z. Heally's baby first; Mrs. +. {. Davis
second.
A. Mttelstaed:. pair of $3.50 lace shoes
for best display of jellies made by a
resident Of Grant county. Awarded 10
Mrs. A. H. Hevener.
4s. w. B. Saunders will give $40 tc
the most graceful lady horseback rider
Awarded to Ada Wiseman.
Dr. H.G. C. Rose, q fine photograph
album for the best angel cake, AWARDED
! to Mrs. G. G. Clark,