The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-05
Paul Burtlat second r. Krause; third. Dan

Paul Burtlatf; second. n. Krause; third. Dan
l tiantzer. l,ses-s,A.... l
Onion Sets. yellow Bottom (two quarts) First,
Gantzer.
Gantzer; second, II. Krause; third, Charles G.
Gray. ~
Onion Sets, Yellow Top two quarts) First,
Dan Gantzer second, r. Krause q
i Onion Sets, White Multipliers (two quarts)-
First, n. Krause. -, 4. $500
Onion Sets, Egyptian or Perennial e auarts)-
Parsnps, Long sne 9th GA peck)-First. Dan
singer, Fairview avenue, st. Paul. ~
i Parsnps, Early Round "a peck)---First. Dan
riam Park.
Peas, In Green Pod--First w. A. wessinger,
Fairview avenue; second Dan Gantzer; third,
III. +. Busse. -
Peppers, Large tsix each First, Paul Burtz.
laff, Saltwater; second, Alfred Loefrel, Mer-
riam Park; third, Dan Gantzer.
Potatoes, Early Rose & " peck First, D.. 9.
Hazelton, Cutler: second n. Krause; third,
4 Potatoes, EARLY Ohio II peck)--First Alfred
loeTel; second, \, Krause; third. F. H. Gibbs.
Collection Of Peppers ~ peck OF eaeh)-First,
Burtzlaf.
Collection CT early Potatoes "a peck eaeh)
First, Joe Taylor; second, F.F. Farrar; third
r. Krause.
Collection Of Late Potatoes ~ peck of each)- -
First. R.. Krause; second, Joe TAYLOR
of Of
Collection Of Turnips--Us PIX of each1 First
cauiiaower : Kohl Rabi. Rrussei Sprouts, Kale
Rape. Cow cabbage--First, Dan Gantzer; second
Collection Of. Gourds-First, r. Krause; sec
0n Swiss an ch sna1et R. Krause
ssf Fatatoes an Sir Wiliiam- pk>rlrst Joe
fStatses nsauty Of er E,4ia.
rGfstGss nssssnk D. e
Potatoes Bovee--(1A pk>--First, Joe Taylor;
Potatoes Rural New Yorker-tM pk9--.First,
third, J. Il. sefarff. e''e 's' =
Potatoes White Elephant-(h pk)--First, R.
ssssssT sessnd Dsa third
ra gi50s sssosa trsd Eass third
ass second JOB taylor third
ot,tGes ST. Wa,tsG R4m Rh}F Mst
Collection Of Early Varities Not Named
!; +. +. Farrer r. third, r. Krause.
Collection Of Main cEGp Varieties Not Named
A. II. Gruenhagen, Ncrwood; third c. H. Muir
Potatoes, Sweet-(is pk)-First Dan Cant.
pumpkins, Field-(a speeimens)-Tirst, W; A.
: Wessinger; second, Dan Gantzer; third, Albert
:, Pumpkins. Pie(a speeimers)-First ". A.
Breyer. St. Paul. ~ '''e =. ''l'N' 0'ANS
Pumpkins. the Largest-First, Wan Gantzer
= Radishes. Any Winter variety-(2 atsy--First
r: Kranse second, Dan Gantzer; third, Charles
First, q: F. Bussie; second, F. II. Gibbs; third
/; I;adIshes, White Turnpike specimens
r. Krause; second Dan Gantzer; third. Joe
r: Krause; second, Dan Cartier; third. F. II
zRadishes, Long White strassburg ,spsci
i mensl-FiEst., W. A. Wessinger; second pa'
: Radishes Of Any other yariety.c(e specimens,
First. r. Kranse; second, Dan Gantzer; third
;; Rntabayas. fer Stock, Any variety-(a fk.-
: First: Fred Sprengeler; second, r. Krause; third
!. Rutabagas, for Stock. Any yariety-(a pk}----
% pk)-First. :, Charles Geismann: second, D.
sais9 largest 'e Ind smeothset
: NJ. A: WYE, ST Paul, Mimi: second, Dan Cant
r SQUASH Hu.,bsEdmI5 specin ens>-F,rst. II, F
:. Busse; second. W A. Wessingcr; third, Alfre
r. squash Marblehead-(s specimens}-.First
: Krause; second Dan Gantzer; third, F., H
IS Squash, Summers specimens Da
Gantzcr, secondt Il: Krause.. =.
Squash Boston ssaonM
ths s ,s1d Dan ssntsss
7" Joefrel Merriam, Park; second, Dan iiantae,
ebSs seeond e. Krsase pPsr lrsd
D .sonna ;o6
Loefrel.
so Tonstoss PsshFrst W.
Minneapolis; third, Mrs. S. Mcguire, ST. Anthem
IT, Park. = .52a
l. H. Gibbs; second, R. Krause. 20 -
Tomatoes, Large Yellow Plum peck)-First
III First: Fred sprengler: Cologne; second, B. {
e. ' Turnips, Wit White GlobeM(h peei)-First,
Watermelons, Light lcing~(2 specimens)-
Watermelons, Dark Icing-(2 specmens)-
- Watermelons, Mountain sweet-(2 specimens
r. First, r. Krause.
Wetermelons, Ironclad-(2 specimens) --Firs
Muskmelons, Miller Cream of osage-(2 spec
n, mens9-tfrst; r. hrause s,,s second IS F. Buss'
ed Muskmelons, Hackensack-(2 spccimens)-
IN First, Dan Gantzer; second, Paul Burtzlan
R. luskmeions. California citron-(2 specimens
I. First, Dan Gantzer; second, H. F. Busse; thirt
Muskmeions, White Melted Japan-(2 spec
e; mensl-First. R. Krause; second Dan Gantze
Muskmelons, Rockyford-(2 specimens) -Firs
MusEmelens, 'f Emerald Gem nus specimens)
First, R. krause; second Dan Gantzer.
-, r Farm Exhibits.
ST. Judges. II. Shepherd. Fargo, N D.: LeRe
d. Cady. state experiment station st. Author
Park. Mimi
3D. Display Of Grains Grasses. Vegetables Frui
and Other Agricultural and Horticultural Pro
Hazelton. Cutler. $34.15; second. c. II. Murph
IN; Caledonia $20.66 third, D. r. Wheaton, Morri
$A.51 fourth, o. c. Thompson, Farmingto
Sc, $685. fifth, B. F. Hoyt ST. Paul SIS .33
o,- HORTICULTURE.
- Apples.
in White Pigeon-First, William Oxford secon
Nils Anderson.
Fl. Yellow Transparent-First, J. Il. CUMMING
or: Yellow Sweet--First, ]. r. Cummings
- Duchess-First, II. H. Schuman, second
zoe c. Thompson. Farmington third, Paul Bur
mi laf saltwater; fourth B. J. Butter1ield: fft
A Nils Anderson; sixth, H. F. Busse n
49,, Hibernal-First A. D. Leach; second, n
NJ Anderson; third, L. Bartlett, zumbro Fall
~. fourth, II. H: Whitmore: fifth, Ii. II. Heir
-, sixth. W. J. Tingley, Withro.
aul Okabena-First, II. H. Helms: second, H
A. NJ. Mitchell; fifth, S. o. Miller; sixth, n
H. Anderson
Patterns Gleenings-First. Mrs $. H. spat,
III