The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-09

second; W.NP Rogers, third,
Martha-RudOlph Knopheide, first; @. w.
Sampson, second.
Massasot-W. w. Wooback, first; A. H.
Bracket, second; w. p. Rogers, third.
Moore's Diamond-Gust Johnson, first; J. A.
Harris. second; w. P. Rogers, third.
Moore's Early-Gust Johnson, first: w w
Weoback, second; Isabella Barton, third
Niagara. S. Harris, first; Gust johnson.
second; w. P. Rogers, third. ~
Notwithstanding Johnson, first; A. H.
Bracket, second; Isabella Barton, third
Poughkeepsie Red-W. p. Rogers, second
Isabella Barton, third gsloM
pd Telegraphmp F. Wheaton, first ". P.
Wilder-Gust Johnson. first
Woodruff, Red-Gust Johnson, first; w. P
Rogers, second.
Worden-Gust Johnson, frst:1 J. 8 Harris
second; A. II. Bracket, third.
Wyoming Red-Gust Johnson, first; W. P
Rogers. second; John R. Cummins, third.
Plums Open to ALL
be kept In cold storage-Jewell Nursery com
. pany, first A. H. Bracket, second; w L.
Parker, third; j. G. Bass Hamline, four h.
Cheney-A H. Brackett first; Mary T.. Cor
fin, Hamline, second; Martin Penning. SIeepy
Eye, Third.
Desoto--Mary L. Coffin, first and third A.
H. Bracket second.
Forest Garder-M. F.. Coffin, first; A. Fl.
Bracket, second; Jewell Nursery company,
third.
Ochoeda-A. H. Bracket first.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT PGDnlnS, nrSt: J.. c. RaSS
second; NJ. F. Coffin, third.
Rolling Stone--A. H. Bracket, first; NJ. F.
Coffin, second; J. G. Bass, third
Stoddard-W L. Parker, first.
Surprse-Martin Penning, first
Weaver-Jewell Nursery company, first;
Martin Penning, second.
Flowers
Collection of greenhouse and hothous
plants-R. ]. Mendenhall, first; Jacob Hart
man, second; John c. Fleischer & Son third
John Vasalka. fourth
Collection Of foliage and decora ion plans
Jacob Hartman, first John c. Fleischer &
Son. second; R j. Mendenha,I, thi d.
Wolf-Jewell Nursery company first; w l.
Parker, second.
Wyant-Martin Penning first; A. N. Brack-
EFT. second.
Seeding to equal or excel the Desoto Plums
August WittTarn, Merriam Park, first; C.
Fl. Murphy, Caledonia, second; Martin Pen
ming, third
Pears-J. S. Harris, first; Jewell Nur cry
company, third,
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
]. E. Cooley, superintendent; director. w.
A. Henry, Wisconsin experiment stzti-n; ].
L. PhIey, Alexander Fiddss. judges
Farm Exhibits
The following is the score showing the
comparative standing of the farm exhibits:
j. W. S;ead, Anoka, 1,03); c. Fl. MI phi ,,
Prescott, Princeton, S79; Rudolph Knopheide,
st. Paul. e63.
Musk melons-B. T. Hoy.- ST. Paul, MIMI,
third; August Whitman, Msrr am Park, sec
ond; The Wilcox company, Hpro, MINI, f. St.
=. Collection fifteen yariet.e--D3niel Gantzer,
St. Paul, Mimi, first August Wi.tmann,
41t Park, second; The Wilcox company,
Hugo, Mimi, third.
Mimi, first; August Wi tmann, Merriam
Park, Mimi, second; B. T. Hoyt. s.. Paul,
Mimi, third. ~
second. At
Carrots-August witfmann,' Merriam Park,
first; Daniel Gantzer, St. Paul,lsecond.
observation-disclosures Within ann, first; Daniel
Peppers-Daniel Gantzer. ST. Paul, Mimi,
nn.t; August wittmann. Merriam Park,
Mimi, second. ht I'LL
Mimi, first; Albert Prescott, Princeton,
Mimi, second: August Wi imam, Merriam
Park, Mimi, third. Ne
Late potatoes-The Wilcox company, Hugo,
Mimi, second; August Wittmann, Merriam
Park. Mimi, third. @ y.
Squashes-3 E-Daniel Gantzer St. Pau,
first; August Whitman, second; B. T. Hoyt
St. Paul. Mimi, third.
TOmatoes-AuguEt Whitman, first Daniel
Gantzer, second; The Wilcox company, Mimi.
third.
Turnips-DanIel Gantzer, second; August
Whitman, third.
. Watermelon collectlon-The Wilcox c:m-
pany, Hugo, Mimi, first; August Whitman,
Merriam P2FK, MINI, second.
Single Varieties Farmers Glass
Beans-Green pod-Rudolph Knophe;de, ST.
Paul. first; P. H. Gibbs, St. Paul. S.. An
thony Park, Mimi, sec9nd; The Wilcox COM
pany, third.
Sugar beets-B. T Hoy, fr.t; Daniel
Gantzer, second; Rudolph Knephe de, third
Early cabbage-F. H. Gibbs, st. Anthony
Park, first; J: G. Bass, HamHne. MINI, C
ond; w. A. Wessinger, Merriam Park, Mimi,
Late cabbage. G. Bass. Hafnlihe, first;
W. A. Wessinger, second: Rudo phi KnOp-
heide, St. Paul, MIMI, third.
White carrots-W. A. Wes:inger, first; Ru-
dolph Knopheide, second; August W. tmann,
third. -5G
mann second; Rudolph Knepheide third.
Cauliflower-Daniel Dantzer, first; August
Wittmann, second; w. A. Wessinger, third.
Golden Plume Celery-,Mrs. veiappder, Du-
luth, Mimi. first; Dani,l GantZer third.
White Celery-Daniel Gantzer, second.
Sweet Corn-B. E. Ellison, St. Anthony
Park, MIMI, first; August Whitman, second;
o. A. Smith, Clearwater, third.
Cucumbers-J. G. Pass. Hamline, first; Ru-
doiph Knopheide, second; Daniel Gantzer,
third. -
Gibbs, St. Anthony Park, Mimi, second; Ru-
dolph Knopheide, third
Musk melon-Rudolph Knopheide, first; w.
A. Wessinger. second; August Whitman,
Red onions-Rudolph Knopheide, first w.
A. Wessinger second; Daniel Gantzer, third.
Yellow onions-J. H. Gibbs. first; B. T.
Hoyt, second; Daniel Gantzer, third.
White onions-Daniel GRntZef, first; Ru-
dolph Knopheide, second; W. A. Wessinger.
third.
Whitman, second; w. A. Messenger, third.
Green peas in pod-Mrs. Velarder, Duluth,
Mimi, first.
Field peas-August Wittmann first; J. w.
Stead, AnOka, Mimi, second; c. H. Murphy,
thi-d
Potatoes, early-w. A. Wessinger, first; ].
Prescott, second; H. o. Busse, Minneapolis,
Potatoes, late-H. O. Busse, first; Daniel
Gantzer, second Albert Prescott, Princeton,
MIMI third. -,.J
Wessinger, second; Daniel Gantzer, third.
Winter radishes-Rudolph Knopheide, first;
August Whitman, second; w. A. Wessinger.
third.
Rutabagas. early-Rudolph Knopheide, first;
w. A. Wessinger, second; J. G. Basse, third.
Late squash-Rudolph Knephede, first; ].
G. Bass, second; Ben Okes, Princeton, Mimi,
third. a.t ..
Sunhower, six stalks-August Wittmann,
first; w. A. Wessinger, second; o. A. Smith,
third.
Tomatoes-F. H. Gibbs, St. Anthony Park,
first; Earnest Moeser, ST. Louis Park second;
W. A. Wessnger, third.
White turnips-W. A Wessinger, first; Au-
gust Whitman, second; B. T. Hoyt. third.
Observation-Disclosures Wittmann first; The
Wilcox company, second; W. A. Wessinger'
third.
GRAINS.
Yellow dent corn-C. H. Murphy, second;
Rudolph Knopheide, first; E. w. Hendrickson,
third.
RAM Park. second.
Seed clover-J. w. Stead, Anoka. Mimi,
second.
Seed flax. w. Stead, Anoka, Mimi, first;
G. G. Towner, Morris Mimi, second Mrs.
Velanders, Duluth, MINI, third
Seed timothy-Rudoph Knopheide, first; r.