The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-10-04
MINNESOTA THURSDAY
Picked Vegetables Mrs. T. "A. Cad

OOAo, A0O's II
Exhibit Jellies Mrs. John Hatch, !!
LIST; Mrs. T. a. Gadbois, End.
Preserves Mrs. T. A. Gadbois, LIST;
Mrs. VIM, Cordiner, End,
DIVISION HvEGETABLEs..
Greatest display, % varieties ohm
Prescott, 1st; =. Berry, End; J. II.
Fullwiler, diploma. , s.5
Two watermelons Jonas Hill, 1st;
John Prescott, End.
Two muskmelons J ohm PRESCOTT, 1st
Blood beets-Theo. Rosin, LIST; N. G..
Orton, End.
Mangel wurzel-J.. Rochefort, 1st;
Chas. .Beto, End
Caulifower-W. Sellhorn, LIST; John
Prescott, End
Cabbage &C. W. Harter, LIST; Chas.
Solberg, End.
" Carrots S. Mudgett, LIST; J. H..
Fullwiler, End. =.
Parsnips L Berry, list; J. H. Full
wiler, End.
Celery E. A Briggs, LIST. Flu
Pumpkins "A Westling, LIST; John
Prescott, End. IT..
Peck late potatoes Prescott,
LIST; Mrs. Geo: Tomlinson, End. ~~s.:
Three varieties potatoes-A. E.
Westling, 1st; I. S. Mudgett, End.
Display apples Leon Annis, LIST.
Four Hubbard squash-John Pres
colt, 1st; G. H. Berry, End. G*
Squash over SO pounds -John Pres
colt, 1st; Geo. Young, End, ~
Peck red onions Berry, LIST;
J. f. Prescott, End. H.. ~. .
Peck yellow onions--Wm. Sellhorn,
1st; E. Briggs, End; J.. H. Fullwiler,
diploma. -.--..sz
Display of beans--Mrs. NJ. J. Pres
colt, 1st; L. Berry, End.
DIVISION GRAIN AND SEEDS.
Spring wheat--A. E. Westling, lst;
S. M. Orion, End.
Winter wheat-G. W. Mcfarland,
LIST.
Oats "A: r. Westling, lst. = "
Barley-Chas. Beto, LIST. .@..~.=
Rye-S. NJ. Orton, 1st.
Corn in earl. Hill, LIST; C.. H.
Berry, End.
Dent corn F. Hatcher, 1st; A. W.
Woodcock, End. = /.
Pop corn Mrs. R. M. Patchin, LIST;
Mrs, e. Judkins, End
Sweet corn H. Fullwiler, LIST;
John PRESCOTT, End.
Broom corn-Geo. FL. Wetsel, LIST.
Baled hay-Fair Bros, LIST.
Flax-T. Fl. Galley, 1st..
Oats, in sheaf- TT. H. Galley, LIST.
Wheat, in sheaf IT. II. Galley, LIST. ;
Display of seeds--S. M. Orion, 1st.
Sorghum seed E. Grant, LIST.
Buckwheat-E. Grant, 1st.
DIVISION J-F1NE ARTS. -.
Fruit painting Miss NJ Mudgett,
LIST; Mrs. Rose Patterson, 2nd. Is
Landscape in oil Mrs. w. L. Ian
grell LIST; Mrs. J. Z. Brady, End.
Flower painting Mrs. G. r. simp-
son LIST; Mrs. Rose Patterson, End.
Crayon painting Mrs. r. D. Patter-
son, LIST. . ...~ :.
Collections, water colors, crayon
drawings, original drawings, hand
paintings M. Mudgett. lst on
each.
Exhibition, oil paintings and draw
ings-Mrs. W. Z. Langrell, LIST.
DIVISION K-PLANTs AND FLOWERS.
Green house plants Mrs. M. c..
Libby, 1st; Mrs. Silas Howard, End.
Three house plants, different species
i-Retta Howard, 1st; Mrs. M. Leach,
End
| Two fuchsias and three geraniums-
Mrs. Silas Howard, LIST or each.
Flat boquet, and display of asters-
B. M. VanAlstein, LIST on each.
Basket of flowers Mrs. M. G. Libby,
LIST
Variety of flowers, skillfully grouped
Mrs. r. F. Mcclellan, 1st.
DIVISION LIDO MEsT1c MANUFACTURES
Hooked rug-Mrs. L. G. Mahoney.
1st; Mrs. j. Sausser, End.
! Moss rug-Geneva Stoves, lst.
Braided rug-Mrs. J. II. Fullwiler
End. I'll
Button rug-Mrs. P. Southards, 1st
Wooden stockings-A. Blomquist
1st; Mrs. Mary Orton, End.
/ Wooden socks-Mrs. G. ii. Shaw
! 1st, Mrs. VIM. Steadman, End. i.
j Wooden mittens Mrs. J. Moriarty
lst; "A. Blomquist, End.
4 Cotton stockingsMrs. w. Stead
man, 1st.
Display Of woven and knit goods
i a. B]omquist, 1st; Mrs. p. Larkins
End.
Silk crazy quilt-A. .Knutson, 1st.
Worsted crazy quilt Jean Rines
LIST; Mrs. G. HaRines, End.