The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-09
AGRICULTURAL
Final List of Awards In This De-
partment.

Final List of Awards In This De-
partment.
Rutabagas for stock-First, August
Whitman; second, Rudolph Knophelde;
third, w. A. Wessinger.
Table rutabagas-First, Rudolph knop-
heide; second, Daniel Gantzer; third, Au-
gust Whitman
Largest, smoothest salsfy-First
Daniel Gantzer; second, Charles krause;
third, August Whitman
Hubbard squash-First, Daniel Gantzer;
second, August Whitman; third, b. +.
Hoyt.
singer; second, Daniel Gantzer.
Winter or crookneck squah-F'irst, ]. g.
Bass; second, B. F. Hoyt; third, Bracket.
Boston marrow squash-First, w. A.
Wessinger; second, August Whitman;
third; Rudolph Knopheide.
Largest squash-First, August Witt
man; second, Charles Giessman; third,
Wilcox Co.
White beauty sunfower-First, August
Whitman; second, Wilcox Co.
Beauty tomatoes-First, J. G. Bass; sec
ond, F. H Gibbs; third, B. F. Hoyt.
Acme tomatoes-First, August Witt
man; second, W. A. Wessinger; third,
Daniel GantZer.
Dwarf champion tomato-First, Daniel
Gantzer; second, B. F. Hoyt; third, Au-
gust GieSsman.
Lorillard tomato-First, August Witt
man.
Ponderosa tomato-First. c. H. Rowe:
second, August Whitman.
Large yellow tomato-First, August
Whitman.
Large yellow plum tomato-F1rst,
Daniel GantZer; second, August Whitman;
third Charles Krause.
Purple top turnip-First, Rudolph Knop-
heide; second, o. A. Smith; third, August
Whitman
Knopheide; second, Charles Krause.
Light icing watermelon-First, w. A.
Wessinger; third, Charles Krause.
Dark icing Watermelon-FirSt, w. A.
Wessinger; second Charles Krause.
Cuban queen MISUNDERSTANDING, wilcox
Co.
Mountain sweet watermelon-First, Au-
gust Whitman; second. w. A. Wessinger.
Observation-Disclosures, August Whitman;
second, Charles Krause; third, o. A
Smith
arpensack-First. B. F. Hayes; second,
W. A. Wessinger; third, Daniel Gantzer
California Citron-First B. F. Hoyt.
Japan-First, Daniel Gantzer; second,
Rockford-First. August Whitman.
Emerald Gem-First, August Whitman,
Field crops, grains, red fife-First,
Jewell Nursery Co; second. D. T. Whea-
ton; third, w. A. Wessinger
Blue stem wheat-First, D. T. Wheaton;
second, G. e. Towner; third, J. W. Steed.
Winter wheat-FiIst, Joseph Lloyd; Sec
ond and third, G. II; Murphy;
First, Ray jerks; second, F. F. Marshall;
third, C. B. Kettridge.
Any other variety wheat-First, Joseph
Lloyd.
Best collection wheat-First, D. r.
Wheaton; second w. A Wessinger; third,
White six row barley-First. J. w
Steed; second, D. T. Wheaton; third, NJ.
Didricks
Two row white barley-First, w. A.
Wessinger: second, Rudolph Knopheide;
third c. H. Murphy.
Black barley-First, W. A. Wessinger;
second, D. T. Wheaton; third, C. H. Muir
ply.
Any other variety barley-First. J. W.
Murphy.
Oats, white side Panicle-First, ]. w.
Steed; second, c. H. Murphy; third, D.
7. Wheaton.
White spreading panicle oats-First, D.
7. Wheaton; second Jewell Nursery Co..
third, o. A. Smith.
Any other variety oats-First, A. Yves
G. H. Murphy
Winter rye-First, Jewell Nursery Co.;
ply.
Spring rye-First, J. W. steed; second.
D; t. Wheaton; third, c. H. Murphy
Buckwhea First, Rudolph Knopheide;
second. D T. Wheaton; third, C. H. Muir
ply.
Broom corn, straw and seed-First. c.
II. Murphy; second Rud. Knopheide;
third Peter Chaderon.
F Mfite A1 dent G4Tn special
Wessinger; third, Joseph Taylor
Yellow dent corn-First Joseph Taylor;
second, ]. j. Bass; third, Rud. Knop-
heide.
White flint corn-First Rud. Knop-
heide: second. Aug. Whitman: third, w.
A. Wesstnger.
Yellow flint corn-First. w A Wessin-
ger: second, Aug. Whitman; third. c. H.
Murphy
No. iS Minnesota corn-First, Bnrtou
Taylor; second, H. P. Hanson; third. w.
A. Wessinger
White rice pop corn-First, O. H Smith;
second, Rud. Knopheide; third. w. A.
Wessinger.
Any other variety popcorn-First. o. A.
II. w. Shuman.
Broom corn-First. Aug. Whitman; Sec
ond. Rud. Knopheide; third, Peter Chad
eron.
B: r Wheaton; third. j. ". steed.
Flax fiber. special premium-First. D.
7 Wheaton; second c. H. Murphy;
Timothy beet-First n. Murphy: sec
ond. Rud. Knopheide; third. j. w. Steed
Timothy in straw-First. D. T. Wheat
on; second. G. H. Murphy; third. Rud.
Knopheide.
Broom grass seed-First. D. T. Wheat
on; second. J. W. Steed.
Broom grass in straw-First. D. T.
Kentucky blue grass seed-First. J. w.
Steed
Millet seed-First, c. H Murphy; sec
ond. ]. W. Steed: third. D. T. Wheaton
Milet straw-First. M. Diedricks: sec
ond d. r. Wheaton; third, Rud. Knop-
helde.
Red clover seed-First, W. A. Wessing-
err; second, G. H. Murphy.
Red clover bundles-First, Aug. Witt
man; second. Rud. Knopheide; third. D.
Mammoth clover seed-First. ]. W.
Steed.
Alsike clover seed-First. Andrew Mil
ford: second J. w. Steed.
Asike clover bundles-First, c. W. Car
penter; second, Rud Knopheide; third.
Andrew MILFORD.
White field peas-First D. T. wheaton;
second. Rud. Knopheide; third. W. A.
Wessinger.
Blue field peas-First. c. H Murphy:
second. o. T. Wheaton; third. Rud Knop-
heide.
Marrowfat field peas-First. c. H. Muir
ply: second. Aug. Whitman.
Sorghum, seed-First. D. T. Wheaton.
Sorghum stalks-First. j. w. Steed;
second. Rud Knopheide: third. C.. H.
Murphy.