St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-17
WEEK OF FLOWERS.
Beautiful Display at the Expo
More Premiums Awarded.

Beautiful Display at the Expo
More Premiums Awarded.
great display of cut flowers is to be
prominent feature of this weeks en-
tertainment at the Minneapolis exposi-
ton. The display will. change every
two days, making three distinct exhibit
tons during the week. Entries have
been received from the leading florists
OF the two cities aud the state, as well
as from abroad.
The Fl rst division is open to the world
aud includes the following classification
aud prizes:
1st. I'd. 81
Table decoration. 500 $50 S25
T.. IT parior bouquets. pro-
itSSlolial. .............. III
PAir pdrior bouquets. anna
unr 10
The above exhibits arc to be displayed
MondaY and Tuesday. Sept. IS and 10.
"Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 90
and u. there will be display open to
the Stale only. and the classification
and prizes speak for themselves: Orig
mai design. not over five feet square.
pr"fessi0nal-First prize. $50; second.
$50; third, $50. Original design. rot
over two feet square. amateur-First
prize, $50; second, $40; third, So. La
dies bouquet-First prize, $40: second,
50. There will be, Friday and Satur-
day. Sept. % and 90. further display
in two divisions. The first is open to
the state only, and the prizes are given
herewit
Display of Cut Flowers, Any Kind
Hyashi's Japanese store, special first
premium, one TaiZan Satsuma vase,
value $50; Bradstreet- Thurber com
pany, special second premium, one
tapestry rocker, value SIS; D0nelson
Jeweiry company, special third pre-
mium, one butter dish, value 81: basket
OF cut flowers, first Sl5. second $40,
third, S.
Then for amateurs there are more
prizes. For bouquet. most tastefully
arranged by pupils of Minneapolis pub
lie schools, there is first premium of
$40; second, So; third. SO. S. b. Loye 80
Sons offer as special first premium for
original design. any variety of flowers
or foliage made 10y farmers daughter
under sixteen years of age. one lady's
saddle and bride. vaiue, $25. Mrs. E.
y. Brooks offers as a second premium
for above design one lady'S hat, value,
$40. The Treadweil shoe company offers
90 q biiilu OilC DdlI ldu1
shoes, value, 81.
The lucky exhibitor will find at the
close that Pitcher IL Manda. florists,
Short Hills, y. j., offer a special sweep
stakes premium to the person receiving
the largest number of first premiums
for flowers, chrys3nthemum and hardy
plants. value $40.
Altogether the premiums in the
flower department aggregate over $1,000
III value, much the larger part being in
cash.
The big premiums in the agricultural
department were awarded yesterday as
follows:
TO the county society Or farmers club
making the best collection of culinary
vegetables and other products:
Name. Premium. Value
LIST. Anoka County Ag-
ricultnral society,". Cash. $500
I'd. Otter Tail county. Cash. 300
Sd. Faribault comfy. Cash. 100
individual display of above products:
Name. Premium. Value
LIST. Charles Center,
st. Paul. .......... Cash 800
I'd. August Whitman,
FalfVleW Cash so
For unique, artistic and attractive dis
play of above:
Name. Premium. Value
LIST. Otter Tail County. Cash $50
The follOwing-naIned persons COM
peting i'll the vegetable clrss. as market
gardeners, were awarded premiums as
follows: l,.
'-. VEGETABLES.
II. Il. BusSe, Ramsey county, five first
premiums, aggregating SIS.
II. +. Busse, Ramsey county, three
second premiums, aggregating ST..
August Whitman, Farview, five first
premiums. aggregaling SIS.
August Whitman, Farview, thirteen
second premiums, aggreEating $26.
Charles Gantzer, st. Paul, sixteen first
premiums. aEgregatlng SiS.
Charles GautZer. st. Paul, six second
premiums. aggregating Si2.
The following-named persons compet-
ing IN the vegetable class as farmers
(market gardeners being eXcluded) were
awarded premiums. as Follows:
Henry Jentsch, Warwick, eight first
premiums aggregatiug $40.
Henry JentSch, Warwick. one second
premium, So.
Il. Knapheide. ST. Paul; three first
premiums, aggregating SIS.
X. knapheide, st. Paul. two second
premiums, aggregatlng Sc.
q. a. Smith, Clearwater. six first
premiums, aggregatlng $50.
o. a. Smith, Clearwater, five second
premiums, aggregating SO.
o. A. Smith, Clearwater, one third
premium, -.
A. L. Wolcott, Waseca, two first
premiums, aggregating $40.
A. n. Wilcox, Minneapolis. two first
premiums, aggregating $40.
Frank Dunning, Champlain, one first
premium, So; one second premium, So.
Charles Seward, Pennington, one
first premium, So; one second pre-
MUM, So.
John Deidrick, Waseca, one second
premium, So.
j. f. Held. Minneapolis, three second
premiums, aggregating So one second
premium, So.
j. L. Turner, st. Peter, one second
premium. So.
The 1ollowing-named persons compeI-
ing ID the vegetable class, as farmers
aud market gardegers, were awarded
the following special premiums:
August Whitman, Fairvlew, MIMI,
two premiums, one piano stool and
scarf, valued at $40. and one seal muff,
valued at $40.
A. n. Wilcox, Minneapolis, one years
subscription to the Daily Journal,
valued at So.
The Minnesota Loan IL Trust Co.
Allow five per cent interest on SIX