The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-09-12
DIVISION E-POULTRY

DIVISION E-POULTRY.
Trio Plymouth Rock-L. Annis, LIST.
White Leghorns-John Prescott, lst.
Games John Prescott, 1st.
Light Brahmas-Chas. Nokes, 1st.
Silver Head Wyandottes L. Ian
grell, LIST.
Pair ducxs-Mrs. r. N. Patchin, LIST.
Pekin ducks-W. L. Thompson, lst.
Pair geese-Delia Hiland, lst.
DIVISION F-DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Bntter-Mrs. F. Lowell, 1st; Mrs.
j. Nokes, End. .%- -..-.
DIVISION H-VEGETABLEs.
Largest display vegetables raised
by IAN exhibitor-E. A. Briggs, LIST;
j. T, Prescott, End; Andrew Umbe-
hooker, 3rd.
Two watermelons-J. F. Prescott,
LIST; G, T. Johnson, End.
4 Two muskmelons- r.. Hill, 1st;
VII. Thompson, End. -..'
Twelve blood beets-A. Umbe-
hooker, LIST; j. F. Prescott, End.
Mangel Worried beets-H. A. Nor
cross, LIST; J. F. Prescott, End.
Three best heads of caulifower-J.
f. Prescott, 1st; H. A. Norcross, End.
Three best heads of cabbage-A.
.Umbehocker, LIST; Dan Findell, End.
Twelve carrots-H. A. Norcross,
lst: A. E. Westling, End.
Twelve parsnips-H., A. Norcross,
1st; L. Berry, End.
Twelve stalks celery-H. \. Nor.
cross, LIST; Mrs. W. E. A. Dibblee, End
-Four pumpkins-H. English, 1st
F. Hatcher, End.
Best peck early potatoes Cutter
lst; G. T. johnson, End; F. Hatcher
3rd,
Best peck late potatoes-Jonas Hill
1st; Frank A. Erickson, End; G.
Young, 3rd.
Best peck of sweet potatoes-J. E.
Thompson, 1st. u.
Bushel Turnips-J. O.. Thomson
lst; Mrs. G. Judkins. End; w. H
Thomson, 3rd.
Peck tomatoes Cutter, 1st; H
English, End: J. F. Prescott. 3rd.
Best display of potatoes, half bushe
each, of not less than three varieties
&c. T. johnson, LIST; J. r. Hill, End; I
is. Mudgett, F. Hanscome, VIM. Sci
horn, Alex Deshaw and VIM. Arnett
3rd.
Display of apples-A. Blomquist
4 LIST; Mrs. Matthias Myers, End; r. San
!. born Bird zsz.:ss.s
r. -Four Hubbard sSquash--C. T. John
son, LIST: A. E. Westling, End.
Squash over fifty pounds-Dan. Fin
dell, LIST; J. F. Prescott, End.
Peck red onions-H. A. Norcross
lst: J. F. Prescott, End; L. Berry, Bird
| Peck yellow onions-M. Cutter, Isl
Dan Findell, End.
Display of beans-L. Berry, Isl
Leon Annis, End.
DIVISION I-GRA1N.
Spring wheat-Frank Erickson, Is
Matthias Myers, End.
Oats-A. E. Westling, LIST; John Da
chow, End.
Dent Corn-Floyd Hatcher, 1st; {
: Berry, End.
Wheat in sheaf-G. H. Wetsel, Is
: John Dalchow, End.
, Oats in sheaf-Mathias Myers, Is
t John Dalchow, End.
/ Timothy seed-George McFarlan
: 1st.
e Corn in stalk-John Prescott, Is
d Walter Diblee, End.
S Millet seed-R. N. Patchin, 1st;
J.. Reems, End.
d Grass in bundles. Reems, 1st.
= Popcorn--L. Berry, 1st; J. O. Thorn
e1 son, End.
5, Broom corn--G. H. Wetsel, LIST.
s. DIVISION J-FINE ARTS.
Le Best collection of oil paintings a
e pictures-Mrs. I. G. Patterson, l
Is Mrs. O. r. Barker, End.
S. Landscape in oil-Miss Anna So
ley, 1st; Mrs. I. G. Patterson, End.
Etchings-Mrs. T. H. Galley, !
Mrs. M. E. Jones, End.
t; Crayons-Mrs. T. H. Galley,
Miss Mabel Bloomingdale, End.
t; Panel pictures T. H. Call
- 1st; Mrs. Geo. Newbert, End.
It. Flower painting-Mrs. I. G. Patti
son, LIST.
Marine view-Mrs. o. R. Bark
y. 1st
Figure painting I. G. Patt
it. son, lst.
Hair howers-Mrs. Elmer Sew
ry ance, LIST; Miss Clara Ecklund, End.
= Worsted flowers-Mrs. Elmer Sew
St; ance, LIST.
Shell picture frame-Master t
St. Cilley, 1st.
p H.. DIVISION K-FLOWERS.
", Greenhouse display-B. M. Van