The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-09-25

OF Sweet Violets' worked around the
center piece. Both pillows were hand
some pieces of work.
Premiums Awarded.
HORSES AND MULES.
Percheron horse-Nels Robideau second
HambletOnian Marco. Whittier, second.
first.
N Norman mare s-year-old-N. G. Orion, Sec
French Coach horse, 3-year-old-W. Arnett,
second.
General purpose team-Ray Sutton second.
first
3-year-old colt: McCool, second.
English Shire stallion-R Ayers, first.
Hamoletonlan, 2-year-old-D. McCuaig, Sec
Yearling colt-Mike Mahoney. second.
2-year-old colt-Mike Mahoney, second.
4-year-old horse-F. S. Walker, second
CATTLE.
Shorthorn bull-Clinton Slater. first: Jack
Shorthorn cow-Clinton Slater, first.
Shorthorn cow-Clinton Slater, second
Rudlslll, first; Clinton Slater, second.
Snorthorn helfer-Wm. Slater, trst VIM.
hereford calf-Floyd Hatcher, first.
galloway bull-Emmet Mark, first.
Galloway heifer under years Emmett Mark,
hrst Emmett Mark, second.
Galloway calf-Emmet Mark first; Emmett
Mark, second.
Berkshire boar, months old-E E. Bigelow,
=, Poland China boar-S Sidney Jesmer, first; E.
c. Stark, second.
Pen OF three Poland China pigs-sidney Jes-
mer, first: Nels Robideau, second.
Poland China sow-Nels Robideau, first: E,
q: Stark, second.
\, Yorkshire boar-Henry Mergel, first Henry
=, Yorkshire sow-Henry Mergel, first; Henry
MergeL second.
. Pen of three Yorkshire pigs-Henry Mergel,
first.
SHEEP.
Jas. Burke received first premium on Ok
1ordoWn ram; T. G. Merriman first on Shrop-
Sn1re ram: The UNION is unable to give the
oaiance OF the premiums this week, but hopes
20 De able to give them next week.
POULTRY.
o Buff Cochin Bantam chicks-Luther Orion,
White ;Leghorn chiclzs-M. c. sausser, first;
Aug. Hitler, second.
Bantam chicks-Frank Henschell first
u Silver r., SPangled Hamburg chicks = Frank
Silver Wyandotte chicks-S. B. Smith, first
Golden Wyandotte fowls-S B. Smith, first
golden Wyandotte chicks-S. B. Smith, first
SILVER Wyandotte fowls S: B. Smith, first.
IL.
Brown Leghorn fowl-Ang. Hitler. second
White Leghorn fowl-Aug. Hitler. second.
Reaeoc 81 wl-Aug: Hitler, first;
Pigeons-Aug. Hitler, first.
bronze turkeys-C. Belair, first.
White Minorca chicks-L. Patchen, first.
bourne, first
Buff COCHIN Chicks-Chas Chadfor, first.
Mh!te Guinea chlcks-A. F. Davis, first.
o White Plymouth Rock chicks-J. Herdliska,
White Plymouth Rock fowl. Herdliska
first
GRAIN AND SEEDS.
sheaf of wheat (blue stem)-S. B. Smith,
hrst; Robert Ayers second.
Giover-s. B Smith, first.
Ilmothy-S. B. Smith. first
Peck rye has. Hitler, first; H. E. Gustaf-
son. second.
Peck oats-,Chas. Hitler, first
Peck buckWheat-R. S. Shaw, first; D. Nc
Six stalks of sorghum H: Berry, first.
Smear OF barley-Nels Robideau: first.
o 70 ears white Slx'dent corn-C.H Berry, Sec
Is ears white dent corn-NIrs. Ed Stone. Sec
IS ears yellow flint corn-Frank Weinberg,
second
sheaf of oats-C. Belair, first; Robert Ayers,
Goth century oats-Dan Fendell second,
10 ears of yellow dent corn-Jas Kenely, Sec
Ond wv
VEGETABLES.
Collection of vegetables-C. H. Berry, first;
Collection of onions-C. H. Berry. second.
Collection OF watermelons-H. F. Packard,
second.
Collection of cabbage-August Hitler. second.
Collection of peppers-Ro6t. CLARK first.
Early Rose potatoes-John Wilson, second.
Onions-J. H. Cover first; Peter Jensen,
second. O'''
Peerless potatoes-J. H: Cover, first
Crooked neck sQuash-J. H. Cover, first.
Sugar beets--J. H. Cover first
second.
Mangel beets-J. H. Cover, first; j. O. Olson,
second.
Brown beans-s. B. Smith, first: J.H. Cover.
Silver skin onions-F. G. Foltz first; j. o.
Olson, second.
Table peas-J O. Olson, first.
Winter radish-J. o. Thompson, first; J. O.
Salsify-S. B. Smith, first; J. O. Olson, Sec
Mar, Mar6lehead squash-J. o. Olson, first Roy
Muskmelons-J. o. Olson, first.
O. Olson, second.
IT,, Triumph potatoes-R. Heruth first; H. G.
harrington, second.
second. ''' "1 ~
Tomatoes A. T. Norton, first; c. H. Berry,
Celery-Mrs. G.. l. Stables. first: Roht Clark
second.
Red globe onions-Royal Berry, first.
Red Wethertield onions--Royal Berry first.
Hubbard squash-Royal Berry, first.
Stohl's evergreen corn-Royal Berry, first;
C.. H. Berry. second.
Fl, Field pumpkin-David Berry, first; August
| Hitler, second.
Largest pumpkin David Berry, first.
COLLECTION cucumbers- Chas. Hitler, first:
David Berry, second.
c Early Ohio potatoes-C. P. storkle, first;
| Round cabbage-Theo. Rosin, second.
Burbank potatoes p. Storkle, first Chas
| Hitler, second.
| White Navy beans-L Berry second
| kutabagas j. O. Thompson, second.
Watermelons-J. O. Thompson first; August
| Hitler, second.
Parsnip-C. H. Berry, first; S. B. Smith, Sec
second.
| Turnips-C. H. Berry; first.
| Early Minnesota sweet corn-S. B. Smith
second.
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| White beans-S. B. Smith, first
| Hubbard squaSh-Roy Mergel, second.
| Rural New York pOtatOes-August Hitler