The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-10
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second. M.
Pearce, third.
Duchess oldenburg-R. c. Keel, first Jewel
| third
Hibernal-w. L. Parker, first; William Som
| third.
Wealthy-Jewel Nursery company, first; w.
L. Parker, second; ]. s. Harris, third.
On collections for amateurs the awards were
as follows:
Best General Collection-Andrew Peterson,
nrst premium; ]. A. Howard, Hamline, sec
ond Ditus Day, Pennington, third.
CORRECTION of Hybrids and Siberians-Ditus
Day, nrst premium; j: A. Howard, second pre-
MUM mum Wyman J. Lane, Long Lake, third:
Six Varieties Fall Apples-Will.am Oxford,
first; Ditus Day, second; August Whitman
st. Paul, third.
Three Varieties of Winter-Andrew Peter
son, Waconia, first; Mrs. D. F. Akin Farm
ington, second
The single plate awards to amateurs were as
follows:
Antinov observation-disclosures ]. Lane Long
Lake, first; R. ]. Cummings, Washburn, sec
ond; j. A. Howard third
Observation-Disclosures Peterson, first; H. NJ.
Lyman, second.
Christmas-Andrew Peterson first
Cross-Andrew Peterson, first
Fameuse-Ditus Day, first; Nels Anderson,
| Lake City second
! Good Peasant-H. NJ. Lyman first.
Haas-Nels Anderson, first; Ditus Day, Sec
ond ]. A. Howard, thiro.
Longfeld-.Wi:liam Oxford, first; Wyman ].
| Lane second j. A Howard third.
| Mcmahon White-J. A. Howard, first; Will
! liam Oxford second.
Melinda-Ditus Day, first; J. A. Howard,
| second.
Okabena-Ditus Day, first; H. NJ. Ludlow,
! Warrington second
Ostrekotf--Andrew Peterson, first
Patterns Greening-C. w. Sampson, Eureka,
! first; H. NJ. Lyman, second; Ditus Day, third.
| Peech-Ditus Day, first
Peerless-H NJ. Lyman, rrst Andrew Pc
terson, second; Mrs. D. F. Akin, third
| Talman Sweet-Ditus Day, first.
Utter-John R. Cummings, first.
| Yellow Transparent-John R. Cummings,
first; Wyman j. Lane, second
Duchess Oldenberg-J. A. Howard first; Lee
| Davenport, Excelsior second; Mrs. d. F.
| Akin third
Hibernal-C: W; Sampson, first; J. A. How
ard, second; H. NJ. Lyman, third.
! Wealthy. A. Howard, first; Nels Ander-
| son, second; Wyman ]. Lane, third.
In the class of apples open to all the
awards as follows:
! Brier Sweet-Wiliam j. Lane, first; ]. S.
| Bath, of Hamline, second; Lee B. Davenport,
! third
| Dartt-J. S. Harris, first.
Early strawberry-W. L. Parker, first; John
R. Cummings, second; H. c. Decker, third.
| Florence-W. L. Parker, first; Mrs. d. A.
! Gordon. Long Lake, second; c. W. Sampson,
/ third.
Gideon's, No. 6-w L. Parker, first; ]. A.
Howard, second; R. c. Reel third
Greenwood-W. L. Parker, first; H. NJ. Ly-
man, second; J. S. Harris, third
| Il.
second; w. L. Parker, third.
Martha-C,arence Wedge, first; w. L. Park
er, second; William Somerville, third.
ioenG G. II ngen HorW Fa Lake Srd
Powers-W. L. Parker first; n. Pearce, sec
ond; E. B. Davenport, third.
Pride of Minneapolis. 5. Harris, first; A.
A. Bracket, Long Lake second; Mrs. D. K.
Sweet Russett-Wiliam somerville, first; w.
! L. Parker second; Ditus Day, third.
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Norris, second; Isabella Barton, Excelsior,
! third
Transcendant-W. L. Parker, first; Lee V.
Davenport second; Mrs. D. F. Akin. third
| Virginia-W. L. Parker, first; H. F. Busse,
Minneapolis, second; B. T. Hoyt, st. Paul.
! third
Whitney-Jewel Nursery company, first; W.
| L. Parker, second; H. G. Decker, third.
| On seeding apples the prices were as fol-
| lows.
COLLECTION Ex-Crabs and Hybrids-Mrs. D.
F. Akin, first ]. S. Harris, second; II. NJ.
Lyman third
Plain Colin Grabs and Hybrids-John c.
Cramer, La Crescent, first; Ditus Day, sec
| ond: John r. Cumm -ngs, third.
Fall Variety-H. NJ. Lyman, first; j. S. Har-
ris. third.
Winter Variety. A. Howard, first; NJ.
| Pearce, second.
The awards for grapes were as follows:
Best Collection = Lee B. Davenport, first;
Gust Johnson, Excelsior, second Isabella
Barton, Excelsior, third.
Agawam-Gust Johnson, first; Lee B. Dav-
export, second; M. H. Frisseile, Eureka
| third.
Aminia-Lee B. Davenport, first.
Brighton-Lee B. Davenport, first; Gust
Johnson, second M. NJ. Frisselle, third.
Concord-Gust Johnson, first; c. W. Samp-
son, second; Lee B. Davenport third
CottageGust Johnson, first Lee B. Dav-
export, second; Rudolph Knapheive,, ST. Paul,
third.
Deaware-C w. Sampson, first; Gust
Johnson, second; Lee B. Davenport, third.
Duchess-Lee B. Davenport. first.
! Early Victor-Isabella Barton first.
Eldorado-Rudolph Knapheive, first.
Empire State-Isabella Barton, first; Lee
| B. Davenport, second.
Green Mountain-Lee B. Davenport, first.
Herbert-Lee B. Davenport, first:
Iona-Lee 3. Davenport, first; c. w. Samp-
son, second.
JaneSvile-C w. Sampson, hrst; rudolph
| Knapheive second.
Lindlay-Lee B. Davenport, first; Gust
Johnson. second.
/ Lady-Lee B. Davenport, first; Isabella
| Barton. second.
Martha-Lee B. Davenport, first; c. w.
! Sampson second.
Massasoit-Lee B. Davenport, first.
Moore's Diamond-Lee B. Davenport, first;
H. c. Decker, second
Moore's Early-Isabella Barton, first; Gust
Johnson second: Lee B. Davenport third.
N:agara-Isabella Barton, first; Gust John
son, second.
Pockington-Gust Johnson, frs; Lee B.
Davenport, second; Isabella Barton, third.
Pokeepse Red-Isabella Barton, first.
Teegraph-Lee B. Davenport, first.
Wilder-Lee B. Davenport first; Gust John
son, second
| Redwoodruff-Lee B. Davenport first.
Worden Gust Johnson, first; Lee B. Dav-
export, second Isabella Barton, third
Wyoming Red-Gust johnson, first; Lee B.
| Davenport, third.
The awards piumS, open TO all, were
as follows
Best Collection-W. L. Parker, first; Jewell
Nursery company, second; A. H. Bracket,
&c Cheney variety-w. F. Coffin, Hamline,
first; A H. Bracket, second; c. W. Samp-
De sota-Jewen Nursery company, first;
Martin Penning, Sleepy Eye, second; W. L.
Forest Garden-M. Pearce, frs; Jewell
Nursery company. second: A. A. Bost, third.
New Uim-,Clarence Wedge, hrst.
Ochceda-A. A. Bracket, first
Rockford. S. Bass, first; w. L. Parker,
second; A H. Bracket, third.
Roliingstone-A. H. Bracket, first; W. L..
Parker. second; j. S. Bass, third.
Stoddard-Iartin Penning, frs, ". l..
Parker second.
surprise-Martin Penning,- first.
weaver-A. H. Bracket, first: Martin Pen
ming second; w. L. Parker. third.
Wolf-Jewel Nursery, first; W. L. Parker,
second: Clarence Wedge, third.
Pears-J. S. Harris, first; Clarence Wedge,
second.
The awards for fruits and flowers were as
follows:
Collection of Green and Hothouse Plants
E. Nagle & Co., Minneapolis, first; Jacob
Hartman, Minneapolis, second; John c..
Fleisher, Hamline, third.
Collection Foliage and Decorative-Jacob
Hartman, first; Mendenhall Greenhouse, Min
neapolis second; John G. Fleisher, third.
Collection Climbing Vines-John c. Fleish-
er, first; Jacob Hartman, second; E. Nagel
& Co., third.