The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1906-07-27

old and ever; first John Dinwoodie;
second William Dinwoodie. Ram
lamb, first and and second. John
'Dinwoode. Two ewes, to years old or
over; first, John Dinoodie; second
William Dinwoodie. Eve lamb; first.
William Dinwoodie; second, John
Dinwoodie Pen; first, John Din.
woodie: second; William Dinwoodie.
Glass 2--Poultry. Plymouth Rocks i;
first, H Stvver. Cochins; first and Sec
ond, F. s. Waters. Leghorns; first and
second. William Dinwoodie. White
Wyandottes first. William Dinwoodie
Brahmas; first and second g. P Ans
baugh. Geese first. F. S. Waters.
Glass 29-Fied Grains. Two bu.
Barley Two Row, frsts WIN. Din
woodie. Two bn. oats Sensation, first
and second Ebenezer Dinwoodie.
Wheat three sheaves in straw, oats
same, barley same, first prize by each
D. Beaton. Collection of cultivated
grasses, first Jno. Mckay. Sheaf red
clover, first o. Dravland. Red onions,
white onions, red beets, new potatoes
first by VIM, Stewart. Oats two bu.
first VIM. Dinwoodie.
Class 28-Bltter. Five lbs. farm.
dairy first, Mrs. H. r. Russell, second
Mrs. Duncan Stewart. Same for girl
under ls, first by Mary RUSSELL, Sc
cond Mary Stewart.
Glass 3l--Domestic Manufactures.
Cake, home baked, first by Miss Eva
Russell. Cakes, Norwepian, first by
Mrs. Wekseth. Three loaves brown
bread, first by Mrs. Duncan Stewart.
Three loaves white bread, first by
Mrs. q. r. Russell, second Mrs. Jos.
Quamme. Light biscuit, first by Miss
Eva Russell. Plain rugs, first and
second, Mrs. G. +. Amsbaugh.
Glass 32- Preserves, Pickles, Candy.
Four qts. canned fruit, first by Mrs.
G. P. Amsbaugh, Collection pickles,
first by Mn, g. r.. Amsbaugh. One
ID. nut tatly, first by Edna Moore.
One lb. plain taffy, first by Mrs.
VIM. Craig. Chocolate fudge nut,
FIRST by Mrs. G.. p. Amsbaugh, second
Mrs, VIM. Craig.
class S-Piants and Flowers ANA
teurs. Cactus, first by Mrs. Geo.
Everson. Begonias, first by Mrs. A.
r. Mckay. -.
Glass 3l-Natural History. Carved
N. Oak. wood, first by. VIM. Stewart
Sr. So
Glass 36-Photography Professional.
Nat Surface, first by Norman Peter.
son. -
Glass 35-Pa;nting, Drawing, ANA
teur. Flowers oil, first by Mrs. Geo.
Casavaw. Figures (copy) oil, first by
Mrs. Geo. Casavaw. Landscape Uil,
first by Mrs. Geo. Casavaw. Land
scape Pastel first by Mrs. Geo. Casa
vaw, second Mrs. r. ]. White. Fig
ure Pastel, first by Mrs. r. J. White,
second Mrs. A. r. Mckay. Fruit
Pastel, Mrs. A. r. Mckay. Figure
Water color, first by Mrs. A. R.
Mckay. India Ink, first by Mrs. r.
u. White. Pen and Ink, Mrs. K. J.
White.
Class 39-China Painting. Tea Set.
first by Mrs. +. Collins. Desert Plate,
first by Mrs. #. Collins.
Glass 41-Children's Department..
Pressed wild flowers, first by Jessie
Russell. Silk embroidery, first by
Jessie Beaton, second Chrissie Beat
on. Outline Work, first by Jessie
Beaton. Pin cushion, 6rst by Mary
Stewart. Braiding, first by Mary
Stewart.
Glass 4O-Ladies Work. (Batten-
berg) Lunch cloth, first by Mrs. VIM.
Thomas. Center Piece, first by Mrs.
Gee. Casavaw, second by Mrs. A. r.
Mckay. Doilies, first by Mrs. Geo.
Casavaw. Collar, first by Mrs. R. ].
White, second by Clara Smith. In.
fants Cap, first by Mrs. Warren
Moore. Pin Cushion, first by Mrs.
Warren Moore. (Hardanger) Shirt
Waist first by Mrs. lverson., Pin
Cushion first by Mrs. lyerson. Center
piece first by Mrs VIM. Thomas,
second by Mrs. Iverson. Tea Cloth,
frst bY Mrs. Iverson. Drawn Work
Sofa Cushion, first by Tena Stewart.
Shirt waist, first by Mrs. Thomas.
Petticoat, first BY Mrs. Thomas.
Center piece, first by Mrs. Thomas
second by Edna Moore. Side hoard
scarf, first by Mrs. Thomas. Curtains,
first by Mrs. r. J. White. Tray cloth,
first by Mrs. II. Collins. Shadow
Embroidery, first BY Mrs. "a. s. Nero,
second by Mrs. r. J. White. Nett
ing, first BY Mrs, Duncan Beaton,
second by Edna Moore. (SilK Em-
lbroidery) Lunch cloth white linen,
first BY Mrs. Turner Sr. Center piece
white linen, first BY Mrs. a. r. Nc