The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-12
AWARDS MADE FOR THE BUTTER
AND CHEESE DISPLAYED AT
THE FAIR.
FEATURE OF THE BIG SHOW.
ALTON SCORES THE HIGHEST
WITH SO POINTS.
AND MILTON DAIRY WAS SECOND.
Ellington Dairy Association Takes
First Prize for Factory Cheese
X. M. AmmOn First Also.

During the entire fair no building
has been more thronged than the one
set apart for dairy products, and il
no building has been more admired
than this one. Great care was used
in making the awards, and they wer
not ready for the public until yester-
day. The plan of making the awards,
is based upon 100 points, and, in tha
case of butter, the points judged are:
Flavor, so; texture, %; color, 10; salt
ing, 10; style of packing, s. making
a total of 100 points on the combined
quality.
The premium offered for creamery
butter was $3.50, with an additional of
fer of SIS from Cornish, Curtis 6. Green
company, Of st. Paul, and $50 from
the De Laval Separator company The
$3.50 is divided pro rata among the win
ners, according to their number Of
points, though an exhibitor, to receive
any of the money, must score SO or
more. Two shares of the money are
allowed for each additional point
above SO, and three shares for each ad-
y,
however, was the highest score made,
that being by the Revere Creamery
association, of Revere, Mimi; the sec
ond and third prizes in the creamery
class being taken by the Milton Dairy
company, of st. Paul, and Chisago
City Creamery company, Of Chisago
City, MINI.
The dairy awards are on the same
basis as the creamery, except the min
imum is "a instead of, SO, the amount
of the premium to be divided being
S140. Below will be found the scoring
on all the classes of butter, the basis
being as explained above.
CREAMERY CLASS
Revere Creamery association, Revere, 96;
Milton Dairy company, St. Paul, 95a4 Chisago
Sank Valley creamery st. Martin, 81; James
Campbell Jr.. Wadena, 81; August Gabrielson.
Cologne, 9212; Berlin & Summit Creamery as
ISOLATION, Cooeyvile, SO; Clendorado Creamery
company, Princeton, 81; Benson Creamery as
ISOLATION, Benson, SO; S. Stenberg, Irving 90;
Shutdown & Willow Creamery company, Sun
down, 92l2; Stacy Cooperative creamery,
Stacy, "a; o. NJ. Olsen, Webster, So; Lake
view creamery, Cordova, 90i2 Atwater Cream
cry company, Atwater, 80; New Ulm Cooper
alive dairy, New Ulm 9i12; Cottage Grove
Creamery company, Cottage Grove. 81; Ale
mund Creamery company, Alemund 80: Shafer
Cooperative creamery, Shafer, 9la; John o..
Creamery company. st. Boni acius 81; Tr-
umph Cooperative Creamery ass ISOLATION
Triumph, 80; Star Lake Cooperative creamery,
Trout, 9312; Rush River Creamery company,
BALDWIN, Wis. 81; Henry Jo1issen Cologne
50; j. K. Bennett, Clinton Falls, 94A; Geneva
Creamery company, Monarch, 80; Golmoll K
Co.. WacOn:a, 9312 E.more Creamery COM
pany, Gilmore 81; Cambridge Creamery com
pany, 81: Wi.hrow Cooperative creamery
Withrow, 80; Sumner Valley Creamery com
pany, "a; MINNEAPOLIS Mi k company, Mime
dpol.s 80; Lake Valley Creamery ass ocation.
Wheaton 80; H. Flagel, Spring Hill, 80:
James johnson, Elmore, SO; Charles Koemmer
Delano, 81: F. W. Graham LIE Sueur, 93A
J. IPattison, Racine, 81; Walter Dixon, Kim
bah. 91l2; Vim. J. Rowland Kilkenny 931h ::
J. w. Schield Dundee. 94A; Lilly Creamery
c0O company; st. Patrick q; Ed. 9;
Dairy association. Smiths Mill, 81;
Court,and Creamery company, CORTLAND. 81
J. A. Thykeson, Lyle 80; Highwater Cream
cry association, Hoyt, Sly; J. X. Crawford
Durand, 90; Alpha Creamery assoc alton, AL
pha, 81; Kost Creamery company, Kost 911b
Albert Lea Creamery assoc. alton. Albert Lea
"a; Andrew Larson, Scandal, 81: Racine Co.
operative Creamery association Racine, S312
Renvil e Creamery association Renville So;
Pratt Creamery association, Pratt, a. Peter
Creamery Wacofia. 81: Lafayette Co
operative Dairy associat on, Lafayette, SO:
Georgeville Creamery, Georgeville, 9312; Das-
sell Cooperative Dairy association, Dassel
"a; John l.. Whitson, Randolph 90; Jacob A.
Hanson, Window, 90; C. G. Chrstanson ST.
James, 90; John Frdner, Strout. 941a Wis
consin Dairy, st. Paul. 92 A. H. Irish, Roch-
ester, SO; E. A Langedyke, st. Paul, 80; H.
D.edrich, st. Paul, 9512; c. H. Tracy, North
field, $751; E. NJ Karlen, Brownton, %; E.
D. Childs, Crookston, 81; Manannah Coop
erative Dairy association, Manannah, 81;
Starbuck Creamery company, Starbuck, 931a ;
John Oatlund Pennock, SO; Currie Creamery
association, Currie, 81; Urness Creamery, Ur-
ness, 901a Kerkhoven Creamery, Kerkhoven,
921a; Sedan Cooperative Creamery company
Sedan, go; Prescott Cooperative Creamery
City, SO; j. c. Jensen Blue Earth City, 3d.
C. w. Faltz, Havana. 80, Logan Creamery
company, Logan, %; William Therman, Nor
ton, go; S. W. Starry, Zumbrota 9015; Lake
Stolla Creamery company, Casey, 911a; Olson
Graham company, Preston 90; ,Mumm & No
votny, st. Paul, 80; County Ane Creamery
company, GAINESVILLE, SO; Farmers Co-operat-
DAIRY CLASS.
T. ]. Sloan, Belview, 951h; Mrs James Wild.
Lafayette, So; Mrs. J. H. McRosie, Owatonna
$685. James Campbell, Wadena, 3d. A. F.
Jones, Morristown, S912; Harvey Johnson,
915S; S. Leslie, Waseca, SO; Mrs. Jennie Wood,
Waseca S91a Richard Willet, Flandrau, So;
NJ H. oliver, Winnebago City, sS15; c. H.
White. Marshall, co. S. Evans, st. Paul, 931s
NJ L. Holmes. Owatonna, 9019; E. D. Childs
Crookston, 941a; Mrs. c. R. Billing, Detroit,
90: Samuel Hawkes., Waseca, SO; P. L. Youn-
ker, Belmont To-, 81.
PRINT CLASS.
Mrs j. H. McRostie. Owatonna. SO; Mrs.
C. R. Billing. Detroit 80; NJ. L. Holmes,