The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-10-05
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Following are the primiums awarded
for exhibits at the Mankato fair:
Fruit Department.
APPLES.
Longfeld best plate, first prize, Frank
Schultz; second, Anton Hoff.
Hybernal, best plate, first prize, H. c.
Randall, Kerns; second, L. z. Smith;
third, Charles G. Bartsch.
Iowa Beauty, best plate, first prize,
Chester Hanson, Decoria; second, Jessie
L. Keene.
Wealthy, best plate, first prize, Charles
G. Bartsch; second, C. c. Charland,
North Mankato; third, Charles G.
Bartsch.
Patton's Greening, best plate, first
prize, Charles G. Bartsch; second, w. w.
Weller, Rapidan; third, G. H. Phelps,
Mapleton.
Northwestern Greening, best plate,
first prize, Charles G. Bartsch; second,
r. Burrill; third, L. 2. Smith.
Wolf River, best plate. first prize,
G. H. Phelps, Mapleton; second Charles
G.. Bartsch.
Duchess, best plate, first prize, Charles
G. Bartsch; second, George Cooper, Ma
pleton.
Malindas, best plate, first prize, j. p.
DAILY, Mapleton; second, Jessie T. Keene.
Farm and Dairy Products.
BUTTER.
Tub creamery, first prize, Arthur Cor
dell, Lake Crystal Jar dairy, second
prize, Mrs. l.. Hook. Lake Crystal
| Fancy dairy, first prize, c. E. Bossnet,
Eagle Lake. Fancy dairy, moulded in
shape of animals, no prize listed but
President Atchison offered a special
prize of 81.
VEGETABLES.
Gourds. best collection, first prize, H.
c. Randall, Kerns.
Musk melons, first prize, Mrs. Rodgers;
second, w. L. Wilson.
Pie plant, first prize, Dennis Donahue;
second, w. L. Wilson.
Peppers, six largest, first prize, T.
Kloss, ST. Peter; second, w. L. Wilson.
Beets, one half dozen, first prize, Mrs.
Mary Painter; second Dennis Donahue.
Carrots, one half peck, first prize, Sec
ond, Dennis Donahue.
Cucumbers, one half pee, first prize,
Orie Noble; second, Dennis Donahue.
Kohl rabi, first prize, Dennis Dona-
hue.
Parsnips, best peck, first prize, Dennis
Donahue; second, c. E. Brossnet.
Rutabagas, best peek, first prize, Den
mis- Donahue; second, Leslie Morse.
Summer squash, first prize, Mrs. T.
Kloss, st. Peter; second, Dennis Dona-
hue.
Pumpkin, largest, first prize, A. c.
Vrooman; second, Mrs. Joseph Dit
man, Limetown.
Watermelon, first prize, Mrs. Mary
Painter.
Ground cherries, one quart, first prize,
Mrs. Mary Painter, Cora Seppman.
Vegetable oysters, first prize, T. Kloss,
st. Peter; second, Mrs. Mary Painter.
Mangel wurtzel, first prize, Mrs. Mary
Painter; second, Mrs. Charles Foster,
Eagle Lake.
Cabbage, first prize -; second,
Orie Noble, Belgrade.
Potatoes, late, first prize, Anton Hoff;
second, c. E. Brossnet.
Potatoes, three kinds, first prize, -
second, Mrs. Garry Haigh.
Egg Plant, first prize, T. Kloss, st.
Peter.
Pie pumpkins, first prize, T. Kloss, st.
Peter.
Onions, sets, first prize, 7. Kloss, st.
Peter.
Beans, first prize, T. Kloss, St. Peter
Potatoes, early, first prize, F. c. Pew,
Belgrade; second, A. c. Kurkosski, Man
kafo.
Tomatoes, first prize, -; second,
A. G. Kurosski.
Sun flower, first prize, A. C. Kur-
kosski; second Frank Koenen.
Pumpkins, first prize, s. S. Bossnet,
Eagle Lake.
Hubbard squash, first prize c. f.
Bossnet.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASS.
Myrtle plant, first prize, Gertie Wal
strom, Mankato.
Agawan and Niagara grapes, first |
prize, A. Weimcr, North Mankato.
Bouquet coxcomb, first prize, Clara
Seppman, Lake Crystal.
Jerusalem cherry tree. first prize, Mrs.
Annie Bergen, Mankato.
GRAIN.
Corn, white, Is ears, first prize, Nick
Steinbach; second, L. Z. Smith.
Corn, flint, Is ears, first prize, Nick
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