The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-24
ASTORIA PREMIUMS
AT CRAY'S RIVER
LIST OF AWARDS MADE FOR THE
BEST DISPLAY AT THE GRANGE
FAIR In THAT THRIFTY NEIGH.
BoRHooD ON SATURDAY LAST.

LIE Olson won first premium on
general farm and garden exhibit con-
sisting OF - in cash and eultivator,
offered by Fisher Bros.
Alfred Holden was second; premium,
$3.50 cash and two lo.pound pals Of
lard, given by Christensen 4 Co.
II. Rohde, third, whip; given by A,
D. Craig.
Special Vegetable Display.
G. r. Durrah. first; box OF soap,
from johnson 4 Morrison.
Mrs. westerlund. second; sack Of
-four from Ross, Higgins 4 Co.
Fruits.
w. G. Kessel, first; glassware. from
johnson Bros.
L. E Olson, second; glassware, from
L. II. Henningsen.
Grain and Grass.
NJ. Mathiesen, first; 81 in cash and
rocker from Astorian Co,
w. +. Kessel, second; so cents In
cash and picture, from Hildebrand 4
Cor.
Mrs. Westerlund. third; 5-pound
cheese, from White Clover Creamery.
Canned Fruits.
Mrs. I. r. Olson, first; 81 in cash
and lace curtains. from The Wonder,
Mrs. Westerlund, second; so cents
in cash and rocker from an Astoria
Mrs. 0. K. Rice, third; spices from A.
v. Allen.
Excellent exhibits were also made in
this class by Mrs. d. II. Lyons, Mrs.
Kessel. and Mrs. Brim.
Bread and Pastry. I
Mrs. Ed Smith, first; so cents cash
and order for pair of ladies shoes from
Morse Department store.
Mrs. Jacob Anderson, second; table
linen, from A. Dunbar Co.
Mrs. Erp, third; spices, from A. V.
Allen.
Fine Sewing.
Mrs. L. E. Olson, first; order for doz'
en- photos, by Wedekin.
Ebba Ahlberg second; silver thin
BILE, from Mrs. Frank Donnerberg.
Amateur Photography.
F. c. Badger, first; order for photo
supplies. Frank Hart.
Fancy Work.
Mrs. C. W. Barr, first; sl cash and
order for merchandise, on J. Fl. Seymour.
Marie Rohde, second so cents cash
and rocker, from an Astoria company.
Mrs Will Hull. third; ribbon.
Very good exhibits were also made
in this class by Ebba Ahlberg, Mrs.
smalley Stewart, Mrs. L. E. 0lBn, Miss
Erp and Miss Messenger.
Typography.
Mrs. .Laughlin, first; wall paper from
B. r. Allen.
Mrs. Smalley Stewart, second; spices ,
from A. V. Allen.
Mrs. L. z. Olson. third.
Quilts.
Mrs. Laughlin, first, silver tea spoons
from Fl. Eckstrom. "A
Mrs. G. R. Durrah, second; spices.
School Work Il to II years..
Myrtle Mathiesen, first; so cents In
cash, and vase, from Astoria company.
Twelve to Fourteen Years.
Henry Helt, first; so cents cash and
order for pounds of candy, on Hoef-
Ter. b,
Nora Malone, second vase.
Andrew Anderson, third, lantern.
Mechanical. I,
G.. Sunberg, first; 81 cash, and food
cutter, from Astoria company. I
A. Holden, second; 80 cents cash and
photograph, from A. R. Cyrus. IA
M. Mathiesen, second; pipe, from
Will Madison.
Painting.
Mrs. Chas. Anderson, first, large pic
ture from J. J. Robinson.
Mrs. Westerlund, second; picture from
Hildebrand & Cor.
Mrs. Smalley Stewart, third.
House Plants.
Mrs. Fl. P. Ahlberg, blue ribbon.
Honey and Bee Supplies.
O. K. Rice, first; clock, given by
Frank Donnerberg.
Butter.
G. sorensen first; so cents cash, and
order for hat, from P. A. Stokes.
D, r. Lyon, second, 20-pound cheese,
from White Clover Creamery.
The coffee pot offered by W. G. Laws
for the best sack of potatoes was
awarded to N. Mathiesen.
Potatoes. "A
I. e. Olson, first; 30 cents cash and
order for pair Of shoes, from Peterson
& Brown.
NJ Mathiesen, second, valise from s.