The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-31
In THE FINAL SCORING
MINNESOTA RANKED NO WORSE
THAN IN HER PREVIOUS En-
CELLENT EXHIBITS
HAUGDAHL GOT FIRST PLACE
New Sweden Butter Maker Carried
OFF the HOnOrs in the Butter Con-
tests at the Trans Mississippi Ex-
ter Was Wen Up in the
Lists.

The final scoring Of dairy products
at the Omaha exposition has taken
place, and Minnesota has again cap
tured first honors, and for the fourth
time a Minnesota dairyman's butter
has scored % points out of possible
100. The lucky dairyman in this final
scoring was Sam HaugdahI, of New
Sweden, who has been a faithful eX-
hibitor in all the scorings, but who
came to the front for the first time on
his last chance. There were but TWEEN
ty-seVen exhibitors at the final scor-
Ing, but few more than half at the
third and fourth scorings, but this was
expected and did not cause disappoint-
ment, for Minnesota acquitted herself
as we'll with the small number of ex-
hlbitors as with the large. Of the
tWenty-seven exhibits, seven scored 81
points or better, twelve Sc or better,
and nineteen 95 or better This is an
even better showing than was made
at the third and fourth scorings.
James A. Emerson, of Mansfield; S. S.
Sorenson, of Alpha; w. l. Noyes, of
Moland, and VIM. Peterman, of Wa
coma, all made splendid bids for the
mai prize and pressed Mr.. Haugdahl
very closely, as each scored 9712 points.
e.. T. Christianson, of Gibbon, was
within easy reaching distance, his ex-
hlDlt scoring 97A points. S: P Bork,
or Steele Center, who had captured
two frstS in the earlier scorings with
scores Of SO points, disappointed his
admirers by falling to 81 points with
his final exhibit. This may or may not
deprive him Of the individual prize for
the five best exhibits. 1t will render
the decision very close Christ Ham
n. XOInO hn
one first and scored 911a with his ex-
hlDlt at the fourth scoring did not ex-
hlblt nthe final. Sam Haugdahl, who
was awarded the first prize in the
maj, scored 80 points with his ex-
hlDlt In the fourth scoring His former
EXHIBITS all scored high, and he will
De very close to the top for the in
dlVldual prize. Among others whose
last &Wo exhibits have scored high are:
w. l. Noyes, Of Moland, 971h and 951b;
II. L. Sondegaard, of Litchfeld. 961b
and rs; E. Quivold, of Owatonna, Sc
and 9512; M. Dysthe, of Triumph, 951k
and 951a; Wheat land Creamery compa
ny. of Wheatland, 81 and 81; J. A..
Hanson, of Wirdom, sc and 951h. With
thls remarkable showing in the final
scoring, 1T is assured that the prize
Tor the best exhibits from states as a
whole, Will go to Minnesota. So pleas
ed are the members of the Minnesota.
state dairy and food commission with
the success that has attended the ex
hibiting Of butter products at Omaha
that IL Is not improbable that they will
ehueaVOr TO complete arrangements
Tor display Of Minnesota butter at
the Paris exposition in 1900. This dis
play VIII, of course, depend on whether
Ine united States has a dairy EXHIBIT
StIoilg the other attractions she will
nave there. In the event that there is q
garry exhibit, it is almost an assured
TACT mat there will be a displav Of
minnesota butter and cheese
Inc Following is a complete list of
the eXhlolts and the points scored bv
each in the final butter scoring and
the cheese scoring at Omaha:
Name and Postof1ce cooro
f 2@ Hsaugdahl, New Sweden, Mimi 98
James A. Emerson, Mansfield. MINI or
". 1 Nny vps0R no hlpha Mimi .97i5
Nllnam Peterman, Waconia, MINI az
-: r Chrlstianson, Gbbon Mimi 97H
I n = germany sandy creamery, Purity, Mimi 96E
G. J. Bangs Bsro Lf 1dif, Mimi .96K
E. Quivold, Owatonna. MINI '0e72
cage a Wind, Pleasant Valley, MINI. ...SS
s,1rn S1ternDerg Irving, Mimi ............9 So
G. T. Eustis, Pratt, MINI ..''''' 'S 90
J.. A Hanson, Window, Mimi 951s
II II d D Bennett Bennett Clinton Falls Mimi .sS%
A. .. Almquist, East Union, Mimi osiZ
L. ). Stewart, GAINESVILLE, MINI SIi4
G GrS e L9g95in, St Bonafacius, MINI. "a
M D W n ETS n36; st; Charles Mimi. 80
Joseph Ptonty, Morristown, Mimi % u
0ah d "a creamery Co., Oakland, MINI. .93
J. f. G GDfki steele R;e Center MINI.
wan Mahoo Creamery Co., Wahoo, Neb. S71h
Fred B. Pratt, Fremont, Neb. a. ~
a: Il. Smith, Duncan, Neb ........S7 %
Laurel Butter Co., Laurel, Neb. %
S So'lth Platte Creamery Co., York Neb. S41b
south Platte creameries, Osceola' Neb Of 70
!; 1. Carpenter, York, Neb ......S Of
Frank EA'P MooTe' s sIFR Neb N:s
w w. a. carpenter, York, Neb. . 9S
mrs MRS; August Leader, Papillion. Neb' SS1L
w W iii "a M Hi9iTl6urt 0sceola, Neb. e
gohn A. Turnbull Atlantic. To-. 9S S7s
Iya:13 j. Stewart Ames, 10. ... 9S1k
y %lt u n,. Mayo Ames. SSi%
r; y; Oltrogge, Tripoli 10. oSiZ
w W. Day, Tripoli, 10. -. 9S u
NJ =: Goodnow, Gray, Io.......... SS
H. l. Mccall, Creston, 10 ..... 9S1L
F W y; ,Iui ian. Aig4na, 10 sSI
r. T. Klickner, Greeley 10 .... OF SSI2
=. n Nietert, Walker, Io. 9 S18
a. NJ; Iapager, Lake Mills, 10. ....9 SII
j. H. Rafdwcin E thompson, Io.......... s5S
a a FaImer, Manchester To- 9Si e
a a. u. Armstrong, Collins. 10. ... 99l2
Plei Wiecas Brayton, To-. 971S
Hooert e; Foss, Corley, 10. 90
p r; heise. Oneida, To-. o.
FF ednIe sol Sawyer. Central City To-. 81
TrdHh w; ketch, Conway, To-. ... "a
WllIam Streampe PauIina To
". p. Ross Spencer 10. 81
q q; christensen, Curlew To- o.
=, peterson, Seneca. To-. = S3,,
i Lewis SLarson, Dodgeville, Wis .SS%
Iewas Schroeder, Hustler, Wis. S5M
| w w n Wlgslnton. Hustler, Wis. SS ~
W. -. Wolcott, Tonganoxfe Kan OK,
"A; w: MeKellip, Manchester. Kan. o. az
HOSES, GG[ ry Co. Wichita, Kan .S5
WWensvlIle creamery Co., Wellsville. Kan o. Y
| Kansas creamery Co., Topeka Kan Il
q; u: BELT e Ramona, Kan. SIX
A Ggei F. UFeaI Tn Co., Harper, Kan. -. "a
L: N. Moore, Fulton, Kan. ar
Mannattan Creamery Co., Manhattan o. "
g 70 11 n; Stevens, Emporia Kan. o.
George W. La Rosh. springhill. kan AZ
GIanin creamery Co., CIafin. kan. 90 -
n n. ,. P1nnler, Lincolnville, Kan. %
u. =; A o Chanute. Kan. ............S2
H q fHh cfm rM,eIsyillei Kan........s2
cage Jensen, Manhattan Kan. ... Of
n n: Emily, Mission Hill S. D., 951k
~ u; q. Leach Leach, North Brookfeld Mass. 81
| W. ii. Smith, Sandwich ILL., Ss1k
Nathan King, Deer Park. Mo. SS "a
w H. Clarkson, Arlington. Neb' 90
N G. Lund Wheatland, MINI. o.
The Following Is the scoring of cheese:
Oa Tnnn M rails cheese factory. Cannon
Cannon Falls cheese factory, Cannon ;;a
Fails. Mimi. ......... %
W 1. Chapel Fergus Falls. MINI. 80 80
w: L. Chappell sage cheese), Fergus
rams, MINI. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. e51H
W. L. Chappell, Fergus Falls, Mimi. ' OK
! F. A. Laurence, Friend. Neb SS,l
| r A.