Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-22

Scbiech second, Anton Koziol third.
Pantzke & John offered $40 in trade,
in three prizes.
Threshed Buckwhest-Wm Edden
fret, A. Allesheski second. Fantxke
& John offered % and 81 In trade.
Threshed spe:tz-T. r. Beaumont
first, G. E. Johnson second. Pantzke
& John offered g and 81 in trace.
Threshed Fife Whe,t-A. Ziemkow..
ski first, z. J. Peterson second The
Golden Rule store offered 50 so, &1.t0
aid 81 IN trade.
Threshed blue stem-Wm. Masche
fret, L. 0rellock second, W. 9olinick
third. Golden Rule offered $3.50,
81. 80 and 81 in trade.
Macaroni wheat-Frank Reath first,
G. E. johnson second. Golden Rule
offered $3.50. and 81. so in trade.
Barley sheaf-Albert Breise first. G.
A. Rostvedt second. j. 9endron
offered IS and So in trade.
Potatoes-Raymond & Ebert Bros.
offered $50 in prizes. :
Hundred fold-A. G. Ashley frat
Gus. Kruger second. Burbank-P.
Grenier first, Aug. Mobl second.
Early Rose-Matt Zerwas first, John
Odette second. Triumph-J. G. High
house first, Geo. Leible second. Mil
lion-L. schilling first, J. Thelander
second. Early yOhio-L. Schilling first,
g. Kruger second Bismark-J. Lar
con first. E. Fleming-P. Picotte first,
j. Odette second. Rough Riders-F.
Colombo first. N. Y. Seedling-N.
Richardson first E. Michigan-Gre.
gor Miller first. Beauty Of Hebron
j. c. lighthouse first, VIM. Edden
second. Sunriss-Wm. Edden. first.
Carman-C. A. Swanson first, VIM.
Gollnik second. Snowflake-Geo.
Ragans first. Jos. Archambault sec
cond. N. Y. Royal-Albert Olofson
first, N. @. Anderson second. Bloody
Spaniard-Albert Olofson first. Peach-
blow-J. S: Chipman first. Black
Pot-Aug. Marak. Melandrome-S.
Shipman. Telephone-L. G. Mailer.
Late Rose-Albert Olofson.
White onions-Mre. L. Busse first,
VIM. Evans second, M. Jaschke third.
j. Burton offered So, $3.50 and e3 in
trade.
Field corn-W. a. Ryan offered $8,
$5 and 50 in trade. Aug. Wentzel first,
G E Borley second, R. Tedford third.
Sweet corn-Wm. Forseman first,
Theo. Terhaar second, Mr.. Brooks
third. W. 81. Ryan offered 81, 81 and
so cents.
Assorted CONT. B. Beaumont first,
F. Mason second, P. Picotte third.
W. H. Ryan offered $3.50, % and 81 in
trade.
Assorted vegetables-L. Busse first,
J. G. lighthouse second, L. Drellock
third. Richard Bros. offered IS, ..$9
and 81 In trade.
Blood beets-Helena Viohorek first.
Chris Klimek second. VIM. Evans
third. Klimek Bros. offered SO. IS
and s. In trade.
Sheaf oats-J. J. Keusel first, +.
Mason second. A. L. Konchal offered
e6, So and 81 in trade.
Macaroni wheat-A. Briese 1st, G.
Dugas second. Nels Olson third. Val.
Kasparek offered $5. 8 and % in
trade. - N%
Blue stem sheaf-E. Rudolph fret,
Chris Keusel second. Aug. Dehler
third. L. D. Brown offered $5. s and
e in trade. . ::5@z
Rye sheat-C. e. johnson first, e.
Ellefsou second. J. Sobiech third. e.
| s. Belts offered e6 and % In trade. =
Hubbard equash-L. A. ~ first,
Nels Skoog second, L. Busse third.
Carrots-John Larson frat. VIM.
Golluik second. Ed. Cash third. K
Black radish-Gus Elk 6rst, L.
Drellock second. Julius Perk third.
P. ". Blake gave ~ In prizes for
SQUASH, carrots and radish. ..x. s..
Native grasses-C. L. Freeman first.
Mary Schmidt second. Eva and Ruth
jacobson third. Walter Folsom gave
81, 8 and % in trade. r.
Canned Fruits-Nrs. W. 81. Thomp-
son first, Mrs. J. f. McNally second.
Mrs. Gus Elk third. s. J. Vasaly
gave SIS. 80 and 46 In trade. I'LL
Butter-Mrs. p. A. Kull 6rst, Mrs.
Chris forek second. +. Mason third.
McMaste3 8 Son gave %. e6 and IS
in trade. -. - IS. ,$555=:
Floral exhibit Nm. Florence Miner
hrst, Miss Olga Hammerbeck second,
Mrs. Vim. Edden third. Mrs. Herron
rave $t . and 81 IN trade s7S..
The ladies Of the sacred Heart
church win give chicken pie supper
Sept 9oth.