The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-23
MINNESOTA BUTTER
MAKERS FAR AHEAD
But Four of the liz Tubs En-.
tered at ST. Louis Fall
Below 9OA

w. w. 2. Mcconnell, state dairy and
food commissioner, yesterday received
from A. w. Trow, agent of the COM
mission at the st. Louis worlds fair.
the detailed score of Minnesota COM
petltors in the July national education
al putter scoring contest, conducted by
the national bureau of agriculture, the
Scoflngs of which were announced on
Wednesday of this week. The success
OF Minnesota in the national contest
Is most gratifying to the Minnesota
commissioners, and it is believed that it
VIII be OF great advantage to the state
as an advertisement of the superiority
of the butter of the North Star state
in the markets of the East.
minnesota captured practically all
the honorS of the competition, and of
the HI tubs of creamery butter en-
tered by exhibitors from the state, all
but rs scored over "a and but fell be-
low 90@, while the lowest awarded a
Minnesota exhibitor was Sc in the scor-
ing. The general average attained by
butter from Minnesota was 94b, and
the average of butter scoring over 80
was 9475.
In the dairy department Minnesota
mad three samples going above 80, Mrs.
M l.. Holmes, of Owatonna, taking
d.
The Butter Scores
Following are the detailed scores of
the Minnesota buffers taking "a or
better:
". G. Silverling, Knatvold. 9Sk; w. A.
Fadden, Plato, 9S1a; E. F. Gree1y, Alden,
80: J. c. Joslin, Winston, SO; c. Fl. Ham
Ver 81 W. e'g 81 stah s 81 sin% 12efts BE- g.
George F. Wentworth, Owatonna, 81:
James A. Armstrong. Armstrong. 96R
A. b 41 Fischer New Richmond, 961k; H.
James, Lake Crystal, 9615: Robert KUN
man, Green Isle, 961k; D. J. Levenick
Green Isle Isle, 961A; Alfred Schroeder, Lafay-
j. Bang, Elmore. So; John Fridner. Strout,
SO; III. c. Hanson Smiths Mills, SO; H. Fl.
Jensen, Clark,s Grove, 90; c. A Rasmus-.
SO; August Swenson, Klossner. SO; Will
liam Thielman. Faribault. SO; A P. Tut
tie. Hobson, SO; H. J. Credicott Easton.
sss j. sn r. Eadbsfg Rock Creek 1914;
Sunda, Lamberton, 9512; o. A Storvick,
Emmons, 95k; H. c. Anderson, st. Peter,
50; Alfred Anderson, Litehfield, 95 George
Byers; Vernillion, 95;, E. J. Ehlert, Dovrey.
80; u. E.. Eckstrand, Annandale, So; N.
n. Engerbretsen, Mansfield. 95; h II.
Goetsch, Money Creek, 95; John ,Grosser,
95; George Al Holmes. Biscay. 50; o. 2.
Judson, Blooming Prairie, 95; Peter John
son, CORTLAND. So; II. N. Johnson, Cum
prey. 95: A. r. Kinney. Ottawa. 95:
Lauritz Larson, Darwin, 90: N R. Lund,
Plainview. So; Thor Moe Winthrop. 95;
M r. Mortenson, Col1ato, 50, w. w. New
land. Eyota, 50; A. o. Nelson. London.
95; Carl w. Peterson. Balaton IS; e. HI.
Peterson. Arco. So; T. A. Peterson, Lind
strom, 95; j. A. Peterson, Chisago, 95; NJ.
Sondegard, Hutchinson. 95 L. NJ Soren-
son. Svea, 95; Henry Springer, Conger, 95:
T. b. Scripture, Long Prairie, %; A. G..
Schaendel. Emore So; A. c. Stadheim,
Albert Lea. So; Ericf WaIstrom. 95; ]. G.
Wilson. Winthrop, 95; Peter Anderson,
Tyler, 941s; William Burchard, New Ger
many. 941s; l.. LahnbaclSken. Butternut,
941a; j. w. Reynolds. Lake Crystal. 941s;
l.. S. Taylor Chenille, 941a; L. A. Wo-
brock. Medford, 941s; e. j. Babcock.
Huntley. "a; James F. Grady DeerfieId,
"a; Emil Brockhoff, Arlington "a; P E.
Chris Hanson, Garfield, "a; G. L. Cole,
Rockford, "a; o. r. Duncan, Waseca, "a;
John Grandy. New Sweden, "a; E. j.
Holmers, North Branch "a; John J.
Howe. Oakland "a: Alex Johnson Iafay-
cite Cd; John F. Kielty. Watkins. 81; J.
w. KoepseIl. Lewiston. "a: F. E. Lowry, J.
Waseca. "a; Christian Madison, Lamberton,
a. George Nelson, Fairfax, "a; P. M.
Paulson, Morgan, "a; Erick Peterson,
Clotho, "a; j. D. Ponty Morristown. "a;
III. j. Rosenau. Meridian. "a; James Soren-
son, Lyndale, "a.