The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-11
WET FARMERS DAY
Continued From Fourth Page.

Quilt log cabin, WOOL Mrs w W. Williams,
Minneapolis first; Miss Louise Settler, osseo,
second; Quilt, block silk Mrs N. p: Still
Paul, second. Quilt, patchwork, cotton-quilt-
ed, Mrs. o. L. Skeels Minneapolis first; Miss
Nettie Ross, Minneapolis, second. Quilt by
lady over sixty years, Mrs L. Hail. Mime
apolis, first: Mrs. A. E: Mills, Minneapolis,
second; Mrs. N. c. Axtell, Minneapolis, COM
Infants laprobe, Miss Tillie Gantzer first;
Mrs. E. H. Hoyt, second. Slumber robe,
Mary D. Goss. ST. Paul first; Mrs. NJ NJ.
Bunker, second. Scarf chair or easel, fancy,
second. Scarf, bureau or set, embroidered,
Mrs. E. H. Hoyt, first; Tilie Gantzer, second.
son, first. Scarf, table, embroidered. Mrs. E.
H. Hoyt, first; Lucy A. Slocum, st. Paul, sec
ond Sewing, hand Miss A. M; McClung, St.
Paul, first Mrs. l. L. Lon lg ~, second I'D
Paul, first: Mrs C. D. Penfeld, st. Paul,
second. Sham, pillow, fancy Title Gantzer,
sh.wl or cape, embroidered, MIS-. NJ F. FIegle.
Minneapolis, first Shawl or cape, crocheted
or knitted. Mrs. E. N. B: Cooper, first; As
[. B. Fish. Hamilton Station, first. Skirt,
crocheted, Margaret E. Baker, ST. Anthony
Park first; Mrs. F. N; Sterrett; second. Skirt,
NJ. F. FIegle, second. Slippers, crocheted,
e Mrs. j. H. Hamilton St. Paul, first; Mrs. G.
H. Fiegle, st. Anthony Park, second Slippers,
knitted Mrs Aletta Johnson, st. Paul, first;
Miss Georgia Goettell st. Paul. second. Socks,
mems, wool. knitted, Mrs A. R. Currie St.
Paul, first; Mrs. A. H. Baldwin, Minneapolis.
second Spread knitted Title GantZer, first
and second. Spread, crocheted, Miss Anna
Carlberg, Minneapolis, first; Miss G. Hunder,
Minneapolis, second. Stockings, ladies', wool,
knitted, Miss Abbie Keebner. MinneaPolis'
ladies'. silk knitted, Miss Aggie Sweizer,
first. Tea c3zy, Mrs. A. A. Camp l. st. Paul,
Mrs, Thomas shivenik, St. Paul, second.
Towels, drawn work Mrs. l. NJ. B. Cooper,
first; Mrs E. H. Hoyt, second. Towels, hem lem
cIes of fancy work, not enumerated and not
properly competing with those specified above,
Mrs. ]. B. Moorhead, st. Paul, first; Mrs. F.
A. Anderson, Hopkins, second; Agnes Grill
sted, Minneapolis, third.
Bread, Boston brown, Mrs. I. NJ. B. Cooper,
first; Mary NJ. Flagg, St. Anthony Park, sec
St. Paul first; Mary NJ. Flagg, second.
Bread, white, Mrs. A. E. Balser, st. Anthony
Park, first; Mrs. Mary A: Cashier second
Bread, corn Mrs. S. A. Vittum, first; Mrs.
J. D. Stewart, St; anthony Park, second
Bread, rye, Mrs NJ. C. ThieDaud, Minneapolis,
first. Bread, French, Mrs. NJ c. Thlebaud,
Cake, citron, Mrs. NJ. G. Thiebaud, first; Mrs.
Ella Van Meter second Cake, chocolate,
Mrs. Jennie Burnett, st. Paul, first; Mrs. j.
d. Stewart, second; Mary Perkins, Minneap-
oils, commended. Cake, chocolate caramel,
Charlotte Hopkins Bloomington, first; Mrs.
M. F. Flegle, second. Cake, angel, Mrs. w.
bin, St. Paul second. Cake, delicate, Mrs. N.
bin, st. Paul, second Cake almond, Mrs. S.
A. Vittum, first; Mrs. NJ. c. Thiebaud, sec
ond Cake delicate Mrs. NJ F. Flegle first;
Mrs. w. A. Truesdell, st. Anthony Park, sec
ond Cake fruit Mrs. NJ. c. Thiebaud, first;
Mrs. J. H. McRoster, Owatonna, second Cake,
gold Mrs. Mary A. Cashier first; Mrs. NJ. c.
Thiebaud, second Cake sponge, Mrs. J. D.
Stewart, first Mrs. S. NJ. Sterrett, second.
Cookies, white, Mrs l. NJ. B. Cooper, first;
Mrs: l. G., Bracket, Long Lake second.
mol Mrc SNYDER OW9-
tonna, first; Mrs. NJ. A. Clark, st. Anthony
Park, second. Graham gems, Mrs; NJ. G.
johnson, Hamline, first; Mrs. NJ. G. Thiebaud,
second: Rolls breakfast, Mrs G. N. Sa6in,
first Mrs. NJ. C. Thiebaud, second. Rolls,
French. Mrs. E. Matschke, st. Anthony Park,
first; Mrs Ella Van Meter, second.
Collection blackberries, Mrs. NJ G. THE
baud first; Mrs. w. F. Coffin, Hamline, sec.
ond Collection blueberr:es, Miss Aggie
schweizer, first; Mrs. W. F. Coffin, second.
Collection crabapples, Mrs. J. A. Bauman, st.
Anthony Park, first; Mrs. W. F. Coffin, sec
ond Collection currants, red, Miss Aggie
Schweizer, first; Mrs w. E. Coffin, second.
first Collection grapes, Mrs. ": F: Coffin,
first. Collection plums, Mrs. NJ. Z. Thlebaud,
first; Mrs. S. A. Vittum, second. Collection
raspberries, Mrs, l. G. Bracket, first; Mrs.
W. F. Coffin second. Collection strawber
ries Mrs. w F. Coffin first; Mrs. D. F.
Akin, second Collection tomatoes, Mrs. A.
W. Buell., st. Anthony Park, first; Mrs N. F.
Flegle second. jam blackberry, Mrs. M F.
Flegle first; Mrs. NJ. c. Thebaud, second.
Jam, currant, Mrs NJ. F. Fleg.e, first; Mrs.
w. F. Coffin, second. Jam, gooseberry, Mrs.
ond. Jam, raspberry, Mrs. D. F. Akin first;
Mrs. w. F. Coffin, second. JAM strawberry,
Mrs. NJ. F. Flegle, first; Mrs w: F. Coffin,
second. Jelly, crabapple, Mrs. NJ. Mccain
mon, st. Anthony Park, first; Mrs. E. f.
Chapman Merriam Park, second. Jelly,
blackberry Mrs. George A. Smell, St Paul,
first; Mrs. |. G. Bracket, second. Jelly, cur
rant, black, Mrs. George Sheriff, st. Anthony
Park, first; Charlotte Hopkins, second. Jelly,
grape red, Mrs. D. F. Akin, first; Mrs: NJ
c. Thiebaud, second Jam, gooseberry, Mrs
ond. Jelly, plum, Mrs. E. F. Chapman, frst
Charlotte Hopkins, second. Jam, raspberry
Mrs NJ. F. Flegle, first; Mrs. D. F. Akin
Chow-chow, Mrs NJ. c. Thiebaud, first;
Mrs. Ella Van Meter, second; Catsup; to
mato, Miss Vina Harden, Hamline, first;
Miss Vina Harden, first; Mrs. M. A Clark,
St Anthony Park, second. Pickles, caul-
flower, Mrs. NJ. c. Thiebaud, first Pickles,
cabbage, Mrs. Ella Van Meter, first Pickles,
cucumber, Miss Yina Harden, first; Char
iotte Hopkins, second. Pickles, crabapple,
Mrs. W. F. Coffin, first. Pickles, mixed,
Mrs. NJ. C. Thiebaud, first; Miss Vina Har-
den, second. Pickles, onions, Mrs NJ c.
Thiebaud first; Mrs Ella Van Meter, sec
ond. Pickles, sweet, Mrs A. E. Balser, first;
Mrs. NJ. c. Thiebaud, second. Pickles, to-
mato Mrs NJ. G. Thiebaud, first. Pickles,
watermelon, Mrs. w. F. Coffin, first; Mrs.
Alice Carroll, St. Anthony Park, second.
Picailli Miss Vina Harden, first Mrs. Ella
Van Meter second. Spiced currants, Miss
Vina Harden, first; Mrs. NJ. c. Thiebaud,
second Spiced plums, Mrs. A. E. Balser,
first Mrs. l. G. Bracket, second. Sweep
stakes, display by young lady under eighteen,
Miss Margaret Dunn, st. Anthony Park, first;
Miss Mary l.. Coffin, Hamline, second Miss
Nellie NJ. Fradenburg, Minneapolis, COM
mended.
Hand painted china collection, Miss D. E.
Barr, Minneapolis, first; Miss Anna D. Nc
Cloud, st. Paul, second. Hand-painted china,
cream pitcher and sugar bowl, Miss Anna ID.
McCloud first; Mrs. S. A. Vittum, second.
Hand-jainted china, cup and saucer Miss D.
e. Barr, Minneapolis, first; Miss Anna Nc
Cloud, second Hand-painted china, plate,
Miss D. E. Barr, first; Mrs. L. L. Long
brake, second; Mrs. c. H. SHELTON, White
Bear lake, commended. Hand-painted china,
salad bowl. Miss K Prouse, Minneapolis,
first; Miss D. E. Barr, second. Hand-painted
china vase, Miss D. E. Barr, first and COM
mended; Mrs. L. L. Longbrake, second Hand
painted china, not named. above Miss D. E.
Barr, first; Mrs N N. McFarran, St. FauI
second; Mrs. G. NJ. Sabin, st. Paul, com
mended. Collection, paintings. oil or water
color, Mrs. S. L. White, st. Anthony Park,
first; Mrs. l. NJ. R. Cooper, second. Mime
sofa landscape, Mrs. F. H. McMchael, st.
Paul, first; V. NJ. King St. Paul second.
Marine view Mrs. l. NJ B. Cooper first;
Pearl W. Childs Hamline, second. Figure
or figures, Miss D. E. Barr, first; Alice w.
Bassford Minneapolis, second. Animal from
nature Mrs. l. NJ. B. Cooper, first; Mrs. J..