The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-09-30

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Peck onions -John Prescott, first; G.
Berry, second. go "s=
Muskmelons- Angus Varney, first.
Observation-Disclosures Varney, first
Collection peppers A.Briggs, first
Collection potatoes--E. A. Briggs,
first; G. Berry, second; G. T. johnson,
third.
Peck. early potatoes-A. J. Poole,
first; M. Cutler, second. |
Peck late potatoes-F. NJ. Northway,
first; John Prescott, second.
Hubbard squash-H. B. Twitchell,
first; Frank Northway, second
Squash weighing over so pounds-A.
P. Harmon, first; John Hatch, second.
Cauliaower-E. A. Briggs, first.
Peck parsnips-Louis Rochefort, first;
H. B. Twitchell, second.
Pumpkins, A.W. Varney, first; Chas,.
Judkins, second.
Egg plant-John Hatch, first.
Sunflowers-Bert Nokes, first
Sweet potatoes-A. J. Poole, first.
Sage-E. A. Briggs, first; Clara
Moore, second.
Horse radish-E. A. Briggs, first.
Pie pulnpkin-Geo. Tomlinson, first.
Citron--George Tomlinson, first.
Snake cucumber-P. Holland, first.
GRAIN AND SEEDS.
Rye-Frank Henschel, first; John
Prescott, second.
Corn on stalks-D. A. Kaliher, first;
George Moore, second.
Spring wheat-John Prescott, first.
Oats-John Prescott, first.
Red top-John Prescott, first.
Dent corn on ear-Frank Henschel,
first.
Corn in full kernel-Geo. Tomlinson,
first.
Sorghum cane-Frank Henschel, first
Tallest corn on stalk-Frank Libby
first; Harold Mudgett, second.
Pop corn-Louis Rochefort, first; A.
Ellen baum, second.
Exhibit grasses-Geo. Newton, first
Buckwheat-John Prescott, first.
SWEETS.
Honey-August Gerth. LIST; Edward
Freer, End.
Sorghum-Frank Wheeler, LIST.
BUTTER.
Jar Butter-Mrs. Charles Judkins
1st; Mrs. George Mcfarland, End.
HOME MANUFACTURES.
Wooden quilt-Mrs. W. A. Brown, LIST
Silk quilt-Mrs. F. H. Roberts, LIST
j. Mrs. Dorman, End.
2 Log cabin #quilt-Miss Edith Ross
! lst;; Mrs Benjamin Soule, 2nd.@- sss->zs~s,
Pieced quilt-Mrs. Rosa Jesmer, LIST
, Mrs. Dufore, End.
Button rug-Mrs. Galbraith, LIST.
Hooked rug-Mrs. J. Sausser, LIST
. Mrs. William Dibblee, End.
Braided rug-Mrs. G.. Townsend, LIST
Moss rug-Mrs. G.. A. Eaton, LIST
Mrs. F. G. Stamm, End.
, Art square-Mrs. w. A. Dorr, lst.
Mittens-Mrs. Eaton, LIST.
e Stockings Belle Wheeler, Isl
Mittens-Mrs. Northway, 1st.
Rocco embroidery-Mrs. G. Il
Rines, LIST.
Lace Observation-Disclosures. Garlic
e ton, 1st; Mrs. Rose Patterson, End.
Stand cover-Miss Stella Rines, Is
Carriage pillow-Mrs. w. H.. Eel
rell, LIST; Mrs. Henry Newbert, End.
Sofa pillow-Mrs. G. H. Rines, Is
|, and End.
Child's sacque-Mrs. Flora Pattel
l. son, LIST; Mrs. Nellie Steadman, End.
Knitted Slippers Mary Rines, LIST,
Crochet skirt-Flora Patterson, Is
; Crochet tidy-Mrs. G.. H. Rines, Is
Miss Belle Wheeler, End.
+ Crochet lace-Mrs. Mary Rines, Is
~ Mrs. G.. Townsend, End.
l. Afghan-Mrs. Stamm, 1st; Miss Al
= ME Johnson, End.
|. Work basket-Miss Belle Wheeler
1st; Miss Mary Wheeler, End.
Observation-Disclosures. Fred Newton, Is
{; Lunch cloth-Miss Maggie Wilhelm
t. LIST; Mrs. Carleton, End.
Tray cloth-Mrs. C. H. Rines, Is
Mrs. Carleton, End.
Centerpiece- Mrs. I. G.. Patterson
1st; Mrs. G.. H. Rines, End.
Toilet set-Mrs. G. H. Rines, Is
Mrs. Rose Patterson, End.
Doily-Mrs. c.. H. Rines, LIST and In
Pincushion-Mrs. G. H. Rines, Is
4, Mrs. Maggie Briggs, End. =.
Pillow shams-Mrs. G.. H. Rines, Is
Mrs. T. H. Roberts, End.
Picture throw-Mrs. G. H. Rine
LIST; Mrs. S. D. Sour, End.
ie Child's hood-Miss Belle Wheeler, l
Skirt-Miss Belle Wheeler, Is
Mrs. G.. Townsend, End.
S. Bureau scarf-Mrs. G. II. Rines, Is
Crochet collar-Mrs.G.T Townsend Is
t. Variety crochet lace-Mary Rines.
]. ... FINE ARTS. ..a .-
Miss Daisy Loring was awarded fir
t. premium on best collection of oil pain
ings and pictures; first on best Ian
scape in OIL second on flower paintin
r, first and second on fruit paintin
second on portrait painting; first {