The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-09-26
LIST OF AWARDS
Premiums Won at Blue Earth
County Fair.
Ladies Come in for Share of the
Prizes Fancy Work a Fea-
ture of the Show.

The following is list of the pre-
miums awarded at the county fair:
| Division XIV. 81. Over, superin
tendent, Garden City. Blood beets
first, W. P. Lewis, Mankato; second
DR.. j. E. Murphy, Garden City.
Turnips- M. Leatherman. Gar
den City second, w. P. Lewis.
Mangel Wurtzel-First, w. P. Lewis
second. E. D. Cragun, Mankato.
Carrots-First, f. Rebke. Garden
City; second, R. E. Childs. Garden
City
Caulifower-First, W. P. Lewis.
Celery. s. Nelson.
Cabbages-T. Rebke, Garden City,
second premium.
Ground cherries -First, Mrs. T. L.
Rogers, Manakto: second, A. J. Win
gen. Good Thunder.
Watermelons-First, F. D. Fleming.
Vernon Center.
Onions First R. Rebke; second, W.
P. Lewis.
ParsL fps First, M. Leatherman
second, A. M Kendall, Garden City.
Red peppers-Mrs. 7. L. Rodgers,
Mankato.
Sweet potatoes-Frank Richardson,
Garden City; Clarence Over, Garden
City.
Early potatoes W. j. Osgood,
Garden City; second, w. P. Lewis.
Late potatoes-First, E. J. Koehn,
Lake Crystal; second, Adam Andrews,
Madelia.
Field Pumpkins-First, A. A.
Meservey, Garden City second, A. L.
Miller, Garden City.
Pie pumpkins-First, M. Leather
man, Garden City; second, r. E.
Childs, Garden City.
Rutabsgas-A. E. Ccle, Lake Crys-
tai
Salsify-W. J. Osgood, Garden City.
Summer squash First, o. F. Gold
enstar, Garden City; second, l. j.
Gardner, Garden City.
Winter squash-First, A. IN. Ken
dali, Garden City second, G. Rector,
Garden City.
Tomatoes First. T. Rebke, Garden
City; second, Mrs. T. L. Rodgers,
Mankato.
Turnips- First, R. E. Childs, Gar
den City; second. W. P. Lewis, Man
kato.
White beans First, Carl Kremer,
Good Thunder; second, DR.. j. E.
Murphy, Garden City.
DIVISION K-Class 2. Boys Depart
ment.
Largest and best squash-A. L. Miller
First and second
Division Z, class three-Grain.
Barley First, Carl Kremer second,
E. D. Nickerson. Garden City.
White corn-Fifteen ears-W. j. Os-
good, Garden City.
Pop corn-$5 prize, J. r. Buck.
Yellow corn-First, r. E. Childs,
Garden City; second, j. G. Thomp-
son, Garden City.
Flint corn-Levy Morphen, Garden
City.
Sweet corn-First and second. T. J.
Gardner, Garden City.
Flax-First. A. M. Kendall, Garden
City second, @. G. Francis, Madelia.
Oats-FirsJ, Carl Kremer, Good
Thunder second. s. Wendlandt.
Rye-First, e. D. Nickerson, Vernon
Center second, F. D. Fleming, Gar
Timothy-A. M. Kendall, Garden
City.
Bluestem wheat-First, q. Wend-
landt; second, E. D. Nickerson.
Wheat-Any other variety than
mentioned ilF premium list = Carl
Kremer, Good Thunder.
Special-Sugar cane-M, Leather
man.
Special -Speetz-Frank Richardson
Division Glass One. Melvin
Crane, superintendent. Garden City.
Swine-Poland China-Boor under
one year-W. r Adams.
Sow-Under one year-W. R. Adams,
first and second.
Division C.-Class Four.
Duroc Jersey-Boor one year old and
over-Frank Richardson, Lake Crystal
Division Glass Nine.
Sow under one year-Arthur. Edger-
ton, Garden City.
Division Glass Fourteen. -Shrop-
shire Downs. Sheep-H. H. Gilman,
first and second and first prize on ewes
and lambs.
Division C.-Class Sixteen Grade
sheep-W. D. Johnson, Madelia.
J. G. Thompson of Ceresco won
second premium on best yellow corn
and. W. J. Osgood of Garden City
won first on best white corn.
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