Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-08-22
Lls J /. O j PREMIUMS Pr En-! I N
E g !. W 4 III Fair Association and
kandiyohi County Horticultural
p: 4. Society Exhibits at Willmar
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Sept. 20, n and u.

r. The committees of the Street Fair
association and the Horticultural
4 society are busy arranging for the
agricultural and horticultural exhibit
which will be held in this city on Sept.
20, 81 and %. The premium list pub
lished herewith is the most Ii beral one
ever offered in this county and should
induce great number of farmers and
fruit raisers to enter exhibits.
The exhibits will be held in G. P.
,Karwand's spacious warehouse on the
ground floor, which will be devoted
entirely to this purpose. The first
day will be devoted mainly to arrang-
ing exhibits. On the second day,
Sept. 81, DR.. J. C. Currier of the far!
mers institute force will be present and
deliver an interesting address. He
will have with him number of in
structive charts intended for use in
the next Institute annual, and his
hearers will thus have an opportunity
of getting advance information. On
Saturday, Sept. %, Prof. Samuel
B. Green of the state experimental
farm will be present to talk on horti-
cultural subjects. Every farmer who
wishes to be among the progressive
class should make it point to be pre-
sent and hear both these speakers, as
each is an acknowledged authority in
in his line.
The following is the list of premiums
offered:
CLASS A-FRUITS.
APPLES
Lot 1-Plate of Hibernal, 1st So 90, End
1.25, 3rd rs, +th so.
Lot 2-Plate of Duchess, 1st So 90, End
1875, 3rd rs, 4th so.
Lot 3-Plate of Wealthy, LIST So 100, 2nd
1925, 3rd rs, 18th so.
Lot 4-Plate OF Okabena, LIST $500, Enc
1.25, 3rd rs, +th so.
Lot 5-Plate of Peerless, LIST 5000, Enc
las, 3rd rs, +th so.
Lot 6-Plate OF w off River, 1st 90, ENC
1.25, 3rd rs, 18th so.
Lot 7-Plate of Nj alinda LIST $500, ENC
1875, 3rd rs, 18th so.
Lot s-N. w. Greening, 1st $500, ENC
$1.25, 3rd rs, 4th so.
Lot 9-Plate of Pattens Greening, Isl
5000, End .25, 3rd rs, 4th so.
Lot 1o-Plate of University, LIST S.. 90, Enc
1.25, 3rd rs, 18th so.
CRAB APPLES
Lot 11-Plate of Nj artha, LIST 81 90, 2nd
1.25, 3rd rs, 18th so.
Lot 12-Plate of Virginia. 1st So. 90, ENC
$1.25, 3rd rs, 18th so.
Lot 13-Plate Of Transcendent, 1st So 90
end 1 rs, 3rd rs. 4th 80.
Lot 14-Plate of Whitney, 1st 5000, 2nd
1875, 3rd rs, 4th so.
Lot 15-Plate of Early Strawberry, 1st
$500, End .25, Bird u.s. 4th so.
Lot 16-Plate of Minnesota, LIST $500, End
1.25. 3rd rs, 4th so.
Lot 17-Plate Of Lyman, I st 50 90, End
1.25, 3rd rs, 18th so.
Lot 1S-Plate of Sweet Russet, LIST So 90
End 1.26, 3rd rs, 4th so.
Lot 1e-Plate of Hyslop, 1st 5000, End
1.25, 3rd rs, +th so.
Lot 2O-P1ate of Seedlings, Longkeepers
1st $500, end 800, 3rd 200, 18th 100.
Lot 21-P1ate of Desota, 1st 5000, 2nd
125, Ord rs, 18th so.
Lot 22-P1ate of Forest Garden, 1st So 90
End 1. rs, 3rd rs, 4th so.
Lot 23-Plate Of Weaver, list $500, Enc
1926, 3rd rs, 4th so.
Lot 24-Plate of Surprise, LIST $500, 2n6
1875, 3rd rs, 18th so.
Lot 25-Plate of Wolf, 1st $500, ENC
1.25, 3rd rs, 4th so.
Lot 26-Plate of Compass Cherry, 1s1
GRAPES
Lot 27-Plate Of Concord, 1st So. 90, 2nt
1926, 3rd, rs, 18th so.
Lot 2s-Plate Of Delaware, 1st $500, 2nt
1926, 3rd rs, 4th so
Lot 29-Plate of Moores Early, Isl
$500, End 1.25, 3rd rs, 18th so.
Lot 3O-Plate of GAINESVILLE, 1st 5000
End 1.25, 3rd rs, 4th so.
Lot 31-Plate of Brighton, 1st 5000, 2nt
1.25, 3rd rs, 4th so.
Lot 32-Plate of Beta, LIST So 90, End 1925
Bird rs, 4th so.
CLASS B-GRAIN AND SEEDS.
ALL GRAIN MUST BE 1906 CROP.
Lot Fife Wheat, list 1925, End 1875.
Lot 2-Blue Stem Wheat, LIST 1925, 2nt
- 1.25.
Lot 3-Rye, LIST So 25, .2nd 1926.
Lot 4-White Oats, list 1925, End 1925.
Lot Charley, list 1925, End 1926
Lot 6-speltz, 1st 1925. end 1.25.
Lot display ofsma1l grain not less thai
five varieties, LIST $3.50, End 5000.
Lot s-Yellow Dent Corn lin ears) Is
$2.25, End 1.25.
Lot e-White Dent Corn, Tin ears) Is
$2.25, end 1925.
Lot 1O-Yellow Flint Corn, 1st $2.25
2nd 1926.
Lot 11-Pop Corn, 1st $1.25. End rs.
=, Lot 12-Corn, for best display, LIST $3.50
End 200.
Lot 13-Flax Seed, 1st 1925, End 1925.
CLASS C-vEGETABLES.
Lot Half bushel Early Ohio Potatoe:
LIST 81. rs, 2nd rs.
Lot 2-Half bushel Burbank Potatoes, Is
4 81 rs, End rs.
%E;5. Lot 3-Ha1f bushel Early Rose Potatoes
q list 81 rs, 2nd rs.
.*Ss.5i Lot 4-Half bushel Rural New Yorker, Is
i $1:25, End rs.
/, s:stt Lot 5-Ha1f bushel Early Snow Ball, II
q $1.26, End rs. T.,
s s:= r Lot 6-Half bushel Of any variety, 1:
1926, End rs.
=, Lot 7-Display of Potatoes, not less tina
three varieties, LIST rs, end 1926.
Lot s-Peck Of Wethersfeld Onions, 1!
; $1.25, end rs.
Lot 9-Peck Of Yellow Danvers Onion
LIST $1.25, End rs.
Lot 1O-Peck of White Silver King Onion
1st$1.25, End rs. g.
Lot 11-Peck of Turnip Blood Beets, Is
s$1.25, End 49, ,n=@