The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-02
PRE- NUNS AWARDED
at the Lake County Fair held Septembe,
26, 81, and 20, 1895. Official List
of Awardeds.

70, III, and ~, 1880. Umclal Llst
of Awardeds.
Below will be found a list of premiums
awarded at the late Lake county fair.
The fair this year was sort of ~infantile
in proportions, being the first year of it's
existence, besides the suggestion to hold
a fair came late in the season and the
work was necessarily attended with
some confusion at the grounds. How
ever, the start is a very satisfactory one
and the officers, judges and all concern
ed are entitled to honorable mention for
the good start they have made, and the
Lake county fair may now be considered
a permanent institution with annual
sessions in the future. The list of
awards given below may be depended
upon as reliable, being carefully compil-
ed from Secretary Hugh G. Murray's
records:
DEMONSTRATION, showing colts, N. B.
AoIi'eAi oobs 1ol, ooaiiiob, oiShcioh
Richard Lawless, LIST; stallion, HANDLE.
t~onian, N. B. Smith g. Son, 1st; brood
mare and colt, A. J. Smith, 1st, Charles
Blackstone, 3D.; 2 year old colt, without
pedigree, S. Colgrove, LIST; l year old
colt, James Hepburn, 1st; . year old
colt, Il. j. Thomas, 1st; brood mare, Har-
vey Schneider, lst; 3year old stallion,
Hambletonian, N. b. Smith 81 Son, LIST;
2 year old FLIES, Hmbletonian, N. b.
Smith & Son, lst and Cd; draft team, F.
d. Fits, LIST, John Hoar, I'd; 3 yer old
English Shires, F. D. Fits, LIST and I'd;
year old tilly, Owen Burke, 1st.
Cattle-Holstein bull, n. b. Smith &
Son, 1st; Holstein heifers, r. II. Odell,
LIST and I'd; grade cattle, Geo. F. Tuttle,
lst and sweepstakes; o. T.. Thompson,
I'd; Red Polled bull, w. r. Reynolds I'd;
Red Polled bulls, 3 and 9 months old,
w. r. Reynolds, 1st Red Pollsd heifers,
3 years old and 8 months old, Frank
Gibbs, LIST, also I'd on 6 months old
heiter; Jersey bull,2 years old and Jer-
sey heifer 2 years old, j. S. Johnson. LIST.
Poultry-White Pekin ducks, E. II. G.
Gross, LIST, ]. A. Smith, ID; Wyandotte
chickens, j. w. Mofit, LIST, F. D. Fits,
I'd; White Plymouth Rock, F.. d. Fits,
LIST; Brown Leghorns, Earl Bell, LIST, Ar.
thur Murray, Cd; White Leghorns, Ar
thur Murray, 1st; Buff Cochins, Mic.
Walden, LIST; Barred Plymouth Rock, E.
Ray Bergstreser, LIST; Bronze turkeys,
Mrs. James Matthews, 1st and sweep
stakes.
Farm and Garden Products-Corn,
white dent, Geo. B. Wall, LIST, Arthur
Colby, I'd; yellow dent, Geo. B. Wall, LIST,
E. r. G. Gross, ID: yellow flint, Aug. w.
Knox, LIST; popcorn, Geo. B. Wall. 1st,
VIM. McAllister, I'd. Oats, J. B. John.
son, LIST, Frank Tobin, ID. Barley, o. j.
Medium, LIST, M. Tobin, I'd. Wheat, NJ.
Tobln, LIST. Buckwheat. j. G. Westaby,
LIST. Beans, white navy, Arthur Colby,
1st, Oliver Gibbs, I'd. Parsnips, Il. b,
Jones, lst, Geo. b. Wall, I'd. Potatoes,
early Ohio, g. w. johnson, LIST, Oliver
Gibbs, ID; snowflake, r. B. Jones, LIST,
Ole Moger, I'd; Arthur Colby, best dis.
play. Squash, marrow, Frank Gibbs,
LIST, Oliver Gibbs, I'd; summer squash,
Geo. B. Wall, lst, Oliver Gibbs, I'd; win,
ter squash, Frank Gibbs, I'd; Hubbard
squash, r. B. Jones, LIST, Arthur Colby
I'd. Turnips, strap-leaved, JAS. Mat.
thews, LIST, Oliver Gibbs, I'd. Carrots
white Belgian, Oliver Gibbs, LIST, Geo. B
Wall, I'd. Watermelons and muskmel
ons, Oliver Gibbs, 1st. Onions, plckling
o. S. Jones, 1st, Oliver Gibbs, I'd; yellow
Danvers, r. B. Jones, 1st, Geo. B. Wall
I'd, D. D. Holdridge, Sd; red Weathers
field, r. B. Jones, I'd; white, r. B
Jones, 1st. Parsley, sage, asparagus
Oliver Gibbs, LIST. Giant manguel beet
T. II. Odell, LIST, Oliver Gibbs, I'd, D. D
Holdridge, Sd; white sugar, X. b. Jones
LIST, E. r. G. Gross, I'd; table beet, Geo
B. Wall, LIST, F. w. johnson, I'd. Pump
kins, E. r. G. Gross, lst, H. A. Brace
I'd. Tomatoes, Geo. r. Wall, LIST, Ar
thur Colby, I'd. Cucumbers, long green
Geo. B. Wall, 1st; snake, Arthur Colby
LIST. Cabbage, early, Geo. B. Wall, LIST
late, ". A. Brace, I'd. Rutabagas, Jas
Matthews, lst, Edwin .Tilgner, I'd. Gel
cry, o. 8. Jones, LIST.
Domestic and Creamery Products
Cheese, homemade, N. B. Smith & Son
LIST. Butter homemade. Mrs. Jas. Hep
burne, 1st, Mrs. John Hoar, Cd; cream
cry, Pleasant Valley and Bullock Bros
no decision. Bread, N. B. Smith & Son,
-four. Mrs. Rabecca ]. Jones. lat. Mrs