The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-01
ST. BERNARO'S FAIR
Melted ABOUT
$4,000
Fair Closed on Saturday Even
ing With the Distribution
of the Prizes.
WAS MOST SUCCESSFUL
List of Winners In Contests
Mrs. Jas. Dinnie the Nov
ing Spirit.

The only complaint against the
management of the st. Bernard fair
is that SO much splendid food was
served in such elegant style that
number of patrons over-indulged their
appetites. Mrs. Hugh Dunlevy, who
had charge of the culinary end of the
fair did more than succeed. There
was not single dish served which
was not better than even a connois-
seur could ask. Miss Case who had
charge of the dining room was GER
tainly success. One visitor who had
dtned number of times at the fair,
tersely put the matter when he said
that she as chief waiter could actu-
ally anticipate the wants of the guests
and that 1t was not necessary to order
what was wanted as she could SEEM
ingly tell without an order. and that
someone was ready to serve the guest
the moment he desired anything.
Saturday was the big evening of the
fair as the drawings and prizes were
distributed at that time. The follow
Ing were the successful winners of
the prizes:
Sofa pillow-No. 20, Miss Mabel
Center piece-No. %, Miss Emma
Moran.
Baby bib-No. p, J. H. Enright.
Baby dress-No. 40, Emma Markoo.
Chatting dish-No. %, Mrs. Hugh
Dunlevy.
Baby jacket-No. Is, Mrs. Logan.
Rocking chair-NO. AZ, Mrs. Dinwall
Photograph case-No. "a. NJ. F..
Murphy.
Burnt leather pillow-No. 26, Ger
aid Rafter.
Holy picture-No. 26, Frank Baislan
Candelbra-No. 80. Miss Case.
Box of Candy-No. 5, D. Mulrein.
Door prize-cake-NO. 1871. ---
Carving set-No. SO, james Murphy.
Pitcher-No. II, J. w. Ross.
Handerchief-No. 3, John Hogan.
Point lace collar-No. 26. Marine
Dunlevy.
Handkerchief-No 20, Susie Dug
gan.
Box cigars-No. II, Gerald Rafter.
Pillow-No. 10. Llyod Green.
Pitcher-No. 81, H. J. Monley.
Plate-No. IS, Francis Dennis.
Salad bowl-No. 8. Mrs. Mcnamara.
Pillow-No. 8, Mrs. Tidal.
Silver coffee pot-No. 8. Mrs. Wier.
The contests were won by the fol-
lowing persons:
The most popular baby-Edwaru
Sheedy, the prize being baby jacket
The other contestants were Ethel
Lyons and Clifford Lowe.
The most popular teacher-Miss
Taylor. the prize being a beautiful
vase. The other contestant being
Miss Aldrich.
The most popular married lady
Mrs. James Dinnie, the prize being
a beautiful hand painted chocolate se>
The other contestants were Mesdames
Densmore, Dunlop and Cavanaugh.
The husbands of the contestants were
not allowed to vote.
The most popular man-James J.
Dunlop, the premium being box of
cigars. The other contestants were
Father Greene and w. H. Alexander.
The best looking man-W. H. Alex
ander, the prize being cloth for fine
pair of pants. There were no contest
ants.
The most popular young lady-Miss
Elite Lowe, the prize being a picture
hat. The other contestants were
Misses Josephine Hart and Nellie Nc
Graw.
The hardest worker-Miss Tressie
McFarlan, the prize, fine doll. Her
opponent was Miss Dorothy Richter.
The moving spirit of the entire
work was Mrs. James Dinnie, and to
her enterprise and ability is largely
due the marvellous success of the un-
dertaking. She is being compliment
ed on all sides for the manner in
which the work was carried out. The
proceeds will be not far from $4,000.