The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-08
AGRICULTURAL.


AGRICULTURAL.
Premium Awards for Various Kinds
of Vegetables.
The winners of premiums were:
Single Varieties
Sweet corn, zig zig-First, Rud. knop-
heide; second, W. A. Wessinger; third,
Aug. Whitman.
Sweet corn, any other Varlety-t1rst b.
F. Hoyt.
Knopheide; second w. A. Wessinger;
third, Aug Whitman.
Cucumber, largest-First, w. A. Wes-
singer; second, Aug. Whitman; third,
Cucumbers, best pickling-F1rst, Aug.
Whitman; second, Daniel Gantzer; third,
F. H. Gibbs.
Egg plant, long purple-First, Charles
Krause
Egg plant, N Y. purple-First Charles
Krause; SECOND, Daniel Gantzer.
H. F. Busse; third, Charles Krause.
Curly-head lettuce-Flrst, H. F. Busse;
second, Charles Krause:
Danvers onions-First, Rud. Knopheide;
second, ]. G. Bass; third, w. A. Wes-
singer.
Onions, prize takers-First, Guy Brack-
EFT; second, w. A. Wessinger; third, Aug.
Whitman.
Onions, Red Observation-Disclosures, F. H.
Gibbs; second, w. A. Wessinger; third,
Aug. Whitman.
Onions, early red, flat-First, Aug. Witt
man; second, F. H Gibbs; third, Aug.
Onions, White Globe-First, H. F.
Busse; second F. H. Gibbs; third, Aug.
Whitman.
Onions, American silver skinned-First,
F. H Gibbs; second, II. F. Busse.
Onions Spanish King-First. Aug. Witt
man.
| Whitman; second. Daniel GantZer.
Onions, any other variety-F'irst, Rud.
Knopheide; second, J. G. Boss; third,
| H. F. BuSSe.
Onion sets white bottom-First, Dan
| lei Gantzer; second. Chas. Krause.
Onion sets, red bottom-First. Daniel
Gantzer.
Onion sets, red top-First, Chas.
Krause; second, Daniel Gantzer.
Long smooth parsnips-First, Daniel
Gantzer; second, Chas. Krause; third, o.
A Smith.
Peas in green pod-First. W. A. Wes-
singer: second. Daniel Gantzer: third.
Canadian peas-First, c. H: Murphy.
Peas, any other variety-First, c: II.
Murphy; second, Aug. Whitman; third,
Large peppers-First, Daniel Gantzer;
second, Aug. Whitman; third, D. L.
Wheaton.
Early Ohio potatoes--First. H; G; Busse;
second, Joe Taylor; third, B. T. Hoyt.
Empire state potatoes-First, Joe Tay-
American Wonder potatoes-First.
Jewell Nursery company.
Beauty of Hebron potatoes-Flrst, Dan
lei Gantzer
Burbank Seeding potatoes-Firsti Jew eys7
ell Nursery company npan ra second Dahiei
Bovee potatoes--First, Jewell Nursery
company; second w. A. Wesslnger;
third. Wilcox company. W.T..
Rural New York potatoes-F1rst, n IL. y.
Bussee: second Chas. Krause; third.
Carmen potatoes-First. Jewell Nursery
company; second, Joe Taylor; third, W.
Il Maggie a. Murphy potatoes-First. Joe
TYLER; second Wilcox company
Potatoes, any other variety;It1rsf, Joe
Taylor; second, Joe Iaylor' lhlru' 'e"el
Fl Fed Ed pumpkins-First, w. A. Wessing-
err: second, Rudolph Knopheide; third,
h'f PIE pum a5ki w. A weissinger;
second, Charles Krause; third, Charles
KrauSe. vua
Largest pumpkin-First, w. A. Wes-
singer; second, August Giesman.
Winter radishes-First, w. A. Wess1ng-
er; second, August Giesman; third, AL
gust Whitman. r ,..+
Whitman; second, Daniel Gantzer; third,
Rudolph Knopheide. ,,,-.,.
White turnip radish-First, Rudolph
Knopheide.
Knopheide; second, Daniel Gantzer.
Long white Strasburg rad1sh-f1rst'
Daniel Gantzer. - n.
dolph Knopheide.
Collection Of celery-First, Daniel Cant
Single yaristies-Beansa edible ei1s+ { RGdt
man. third Charles KrauSe.
White beans-First, c. H. Murphy; sec
ond, August Whitman; third, Rudolph
Dwarf Dwarf lima beans-First, Charles
Krause; second, Rudolph Knopheide;
third, F. H Gibbs.
Pole lima beans-F1rst, August VIII
man; second, Rudolph Knopheide.
White kidney beans-First, II. +. Busse;
second, Charles Krause; third, Daniel
Castor beans-First, August Whitman;
se Marrow fat beans-Ftrst, Rudolph
Knopheide; second, August Whitman
Bean, any other variety-First, Charles
Krause; second, August Whitman; third,
H F. Busse.
second, W. II. Stewart; third, w. A. Wes-
'i Bets, turnip shape-First, H: F. ,Busse,
second, Rudolph knopheide; third, Au-
gust GieSman. >,
Sugar beets-First, Rudolph Knopheide;
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Mangel Wertzels beets-First, Rudolph
Knopheide; second, W. A. WessInger;
third, August Giesman.
Beets, any other variety-First, Charles
Krause; second, B. T. Hoyt.
Cabbage, drum head-First, Daniel
Gantzer. ,,
Cabbage, fOundnedu - flrSl, OdllGl
Cabbage, pointed-First, Rudolph Knop-
heide; second, Daniel Gantzer.
Cabbage, late and largest-F>irst, Rud
Red cabbage-First, Aug; Whitman;
second, Daniel Gantzer: third. W. A.
Wessinger.
Whitman; second. Daniel Gaqtzer.
Table carrots-First, w. A Wesslnser'
second Chas Krause; third, H. F.
0 Carrots for stock-First Q; A; Smooth;
second, w. A Wessinger; third. Daniel
Caulifiowers-First, Daniel Gantzer;
second, Aug: Whitman.
Golden celery-First, Daniel Gantzer;
second, O. Van Osterhart; third. Chas.
Giant pascal celery-First, Daniel Cant
White plume ceery-First. o. Van Os-
Celery, any other variety-First, o.
Van Osterhart; second, Daniel Gantzer:
| third, Chas. Krause.
Early Minnesota sweet corn-First, H.
F. Bussee; second. w. A. Wessinger;
third, Rud Knopheida.
Extra early Cory sweet corn-First.
Rud. Knopheide; second. Aug. Whitman;
third. w A. Wessinger.
Sweet corn, Crosby-First, Rud. Knop
heide; second, W. A. Wessinger: third.