The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-10-15

| Rose POtatOes-C. Berry second.
Sweet Pumpkins Berry first.
| Tomatoes P. Storkle first.
Onions, Red Wetherfeld- P.
Storkle first.
| Parsnips-JohnT eutz second.
| Salsify-S. B. Smith first.
Cabbage-Chas. Hitler second.
| Radishes-Chas. Hitler first.
Collection of Vegetables
Best Collections. B. Smith first.
Bressica-Robt. Clark first.
Peppers Clark first.
Beets-S. B. Smith second.
Cabbage-Chas. Berry second.
GRAINS AND SEEDS.
| Winter Rye-Aug Hillar second.
Timothy Seed-Aug Hitler first.
Package of Rye-Chas. Hitler first.
Peck of Barley-Chas. Hitler first,
Nels Robideau second.
Blue Stem Wheat-Chas. Hitler Sec
Ond.
Peck of Oats-Dan Findell first,
Chas. Hitler, second.
Yellow Dent Corn-John Hatch Sec
Ond.
Collection of Grasses-S. B. Smith
first, G. H. Berry second.
Bundle of Clover-C. H. Berry Sec
| Ond.
White Rice Popcorn-Mrs. G.. NJ.
Hannay first.
Buckwheat-R. S. Shaw first.
Millet-G. A. Johnson first.
Sugar Cane-Nels Robideau first.
Sheaf of White Wheat-S. B. Smith
first.
Sheaf of Barley-S. B. Smith first.
Sheaf of Blue STEMS. B. Smith
second.
Timothy in Straw-S. B. Smith first.
Bundle of ClOver-S. B. Smith first.
White Cap Dent Corn-S. A. Cross
man second.
MERCHANTS SPECIALS.
Best Display of Five Pounds Dairy
Butter F. A. Lowell. Premium
trimmed hat offered by Mrs. M. E.
Jones.
Best Display of Five Pounds Dairy
Butter in Packages-F. Henschell
Premium, $3.50 lamp offered by E. B.
Anderson.
Best Display Comb Honey-Mrs. S.
B. Smith. Premium, S. in merchan-
disc offered by F. S. Walker.
Best Angel Cake-Mrs. P. Hedin.
Premium, linen lunch cloth offered by
Miss Lulu Huff.
Best Loaf Rye Bread-Mrs. Chas.
Judkins. Premium, So silver berry
spoon offered by J. G. Herdliska.
Best Pan Biscuits Della
Ayres. Premium, pair of lady's So
shoes offered by Solomon Long.
Best Landscape Painting in OIL
Mrs. Eva Keith. Premium, pair of
lady's So SELF shoes offered by A. N.
Lenertz.
Largest Squash-D. F. MCGEE.
Premium, glass berry dish offered by
S. A. Carew.
Largest Pumpkin-Fred Henschell.
Premium, silver cake stand offered by
John N. Berg.
Best Collection of Watermelons-
R. Berry. Premium, SIS in merchan-
disc at Farmers' Exchange.
Best Collection of Potatoes-C.
Berry first; c.. P. Storkle second: S.
B. Smith third; G. A. Johnson fourth.
Premiums, $40, SIS, So and 81 offered
by the potato dealers of Princeton.
Best Collection of Tomatoes-Rob-
ert Clark. Premium, $3.50 hat offered
by N. E. Jesmer.
Best Collection of Cabbage
Clark. Premium, umbrella offered bv
Martin Brand.
Best Collection of Beets-Chas.
offered by N. E. Jesmer.
Best Collection of Navy Beans-M.
Foltz. Premium, $3.50 lamp offered
by F. T. Kettelhodt.
Best Collection of OniOns-S. B.
Smith. Premium, SIS center table offer
ed by Evens Hardware Co.
Best White Cap Dent Corn-F. A.
Lowell. Premium, SIS in merchandise
offered by r. D. Byers.
Best Blue Stem Wheat-Aug Hitler.
Premium, 98-pound sack ''1OO Per
Cent" flour offered by the Princeton
Roller Mill co.
Best Yellow Dent Corn-Th0s,
Looney. Premium, 81 set Rogere Bros.
knives and forks offered by B. D.
Grant.
Bets Sheaf ..of Oats B. Smith
Premium, 81 in laundry offered by B.
o. Brown.