The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-09-22

WnlCo LegnOfnS-F. HenSchel, 1St.
! Buff Cochin-Mrs. S. Soule, lst.
White Pekin Ducks Mrs. J. Saus-
ser, LIST.
DIVISION G-BUTTER.
Three lib prints dairy butter-Mrs.
Frank Harper, LIST.
Creamery exhibition was excellent,
showing to an advantage the quality of
the butter made at the creamery; also
the butter tubs made at the factory.
for the shipment Of butter. The test
tubes were on exhibition and demon
strated clearly the way of determining
the butter producing capabilities of the
cream as gathered and sold to the
creamery. . s- s.+ -
DIVISION H-HONEY. '.
Two boxes honey-August Gerth. LIST.
DIVISION bread, PASTRY, ETC.
Loaf Yeast Bread-Miss Lulu Sad
ley, LIST; Mrs Geo. Prescott, End; Mrs.
I'll. b. Cowles, 3rd.
Pumpkin Pie---Mrs. Aug Rines, 1st.
Specimen Mixed Pickles Mrs. A. A.
Love, 1st; Mrs. J. Sausser, End.
Display Preserved Fruit-Mrs. S.
Soule, 1st. ~.
Canned Red Raspberries N.
b. Jesmer, 1st. ~, s...
Canned Blackberries-Mrs. Chas.
Judkins, LIST; Mrs r. N. Patchin, End.
Canned Apples-Mrs. Chas. Judkins,
1st.
Canned Tomatoes-Mr Chas. judi
kins, LIST. e..
Sweet Picked Apples-Mrs. VIM.
Cordiner, LIST. - ...
Currant Jelly-Mrs. J. C. Borden,
LIST; Miss Caroline Rochefort, End.
Apple Jelly-Mrs. N. E. Jesmer, 1st;
Mrs. VIM. Cordiner, End; Mrs. J. G.
Borden, 3rd. - ..--s-..
Red Raspberry Jelly-Mrs. S. Soule,
1st. :. 49,.
Plum Jelly-Mrs S. Soule, LIST.
Grape Jelly-Mrs. F. Hanscome, LIST;
Mrs. S. Soule, End. .-= @.~
Rhubarb Jelly Miss Lena Slayback,
1st. :. ..E PA -< ~"
Doughnuts- Miss L. Olson and Miss
Annie Hanson; honorable mention.
Ginger Snaps-Miss Mary Larson;
honorable mehtion. Ez a..
Cocoanut Cake Mrs. rs O. ssEwi list;
Mrs. VIM. Cordiner, End. 49,. -
Plain White Cake-Mrs. I. G. Pat
terson, 1st; Miss Annie Hanson, End;
Mrs. Chas. Judkins, 3td.
Caramel Cake-Miss Lena Oleson, LIST
Layer Fruit Cake-Mrs. Aug Rines,
1st.
Fruit Cake-Mrs. VIM. Martin, lst.
Mrs. Martin was very highly COM
plimented by the ladies for her skill in
making the fruit cake that was on ex-
hibition.
DIVISION VEGETABLES.
+ The display in this department was
of a most excellent character, and fav-
,orable comments were expressed on
every hand.
Watermelons- Hill, 1st; Mrs.
D. McCuaig, End.
Muskmelons-Jonas Hill, list; Mrs.
F. Hanscome, End.
+ Red Beets-N. G.. Orion, 1st; Frank
Hanscome, End.
Turnips-M. Mahoney, LIST; S. M.
Orion, End.
Mangel Wurtzel-S. M. Orion 1st;
Chas. Kanetz, End.
Cabbage-Smith Soule, LIST; Chas.
Kanetz, End.
Carrots-F. Hanscome, LIST; N. G..
Orton, End.
Celery-Wm. selhorn, 1st; F. Hans
come, End.
Yellow Onions Selhorn, LIST;
F. Hanscome, End.
Red Onions-L. Berry, LIST; VIM.
Selhorn, End. ..
Tomatoes-F. Hanscome, LIST; Fay
Cravens, End.
Pumpkins D. McCuaig, LIST; S.
M. Orton, End.
Potatoes-C. H. Chute LIST; S. M.
Orion, End. sa.-~
Hubbard Squash. F. Prescott, 1st;
Mrs. Chas. O. Malley, End. ....
Squash over so lbs-E. Axt, LIST; L.
Rochefort, End. e.-.. r..
Display Of Beans-Mrs. J. Sausser,
1st; L. Berry, End.
Display Of Vegetables-F Hanscome,
1st, and UNION Special $500 prize;
Brick Yard, End.
The decorations in this department
by the use Of wheat and oats on the
straw, corn on the stalk and in the ear,
also arrangement of the vegetables
elected much praise.
DIVISION M-GRAIN AND SEEDS
Spring Wheat Henry Holthus, 1st;
L. Rochefort, End.
Winter Wheat Geo. McF arland, 1st.
RyeGeo. Mcfarland, 1st.
Oats--Mike Kaliher, 1st.
Barley--S. M. Orton, 1st.
Corn in Earl. Berry, LIST; Mrs. J.