The Ward County independent., 1906-02-01
Flax-Second Prize.
Fifteen dollars in trade. offered
by w. B. Hawley, druggist.
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by w. B. Hawley, druggist.
G J Brennan, Foxholm.
Third Prize On Flax.
One robe, value. $40. offered by B.
T.. Morstad, the harnessman.
John Lochthowe, Minot.
Special Mentio.-E A Brown, Frank |
L Smith. T. Valley, l. B Shea, Minpf;
N Keougb, Burlington; Peter Benson,
Eye.
Flint Corn-First Prize.
Two wool blankets, value, $40. Of
fered by r. w. Duvall. harness shop.
CO Jones, Sawyer
Flint Corn-Second Prize.
Cash. IS. offered by Ward County
Independent.
G. Brennan, Foxholm.
Third prize, ribbon: G IL Semler, Sur |
ray
Dent COrn-FIrst Prize.
Eight dollars In trade. offered by |
w. H. Reighart.
Ed Long, Surrey
Dent COrn-Second Prize.
Five dollars, cash. Offered by
raul Baukol. coal man.
X E Mason, Carpio
Dent Corn-Third Prize.
One Briar pipe. value. $3.50. BY
f. H. Emerson & Co.
F Booth, Sawyer
Dairy Butter-First Prize.
One Ladies' fine fur cloak, value.
$50. Offered by Leland Department
store.
Mrs D w Bowker, Burlington
Dairy Butter-Second Prize.
Fifteen dollars in trade. Offered
Ly A. P. Slocum, druggist.
Mrs A Horton. DesLacs
Dairy Butter-Third Prize.
One hundred pounds Pillshury's
Eest flour, value. SO. Offered by the
smallwood Cash Grocery.
Mrs E Hazen, Sans
Home Made Cheese-F1rst Prize.
China Salad set, value, IS. offered
by the Golden Rule store.
Mrs Ed Nelson. Minot
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$3.50 in trade. offered by M. o.
Seglen.
Mrs W G Perry, Surrey
Six Largest Potatoes.
One suit of clothes, value, $40.
Offered by the New York Store.
E F Jones, Carpio
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Cash IS. Offered by J. H. Tomp-
kins, the tender meat man.
P Varness, DesLacs
Third Prize on Potatoes.
One Complete shaving outfit, value,
81. Offered by the Opera House Bar
ber shop.
John Clouse, Burlington
Largest Dozen of Eggs.
Size to be determined by weight.
One sack -four offered by H. E.
Wheeler.
Mary Monesmith, Minot
Home Knitting-Soclls or Nlittels.
Three dollars in trade. Offered by |
The Fair Store.
Mrs O Saugstead. Mipot
Second prize, ribbon: Mrs johanna
Eide. Min"t.
Largest Head of Cabbage-1st Prize.
One dress pattern value, $40. Of
'fercd by Mus Brothers, general store.
G. M Anderson. Norwich
Largest Head of Cabbage-2nd Prize.
Three dollar hat. Offered by Gla-
ger Bros. & Banks, The Branch
store.
Ole Sandahl. Minot
Third prize, badge: Iver Grote, Minot
Largest English Turnip.
One Lisk Roaster, value, $3.50. |
offered by r.. T. Jacobson.
w Foster, M T..
Second prize, badge: w B Britton,
Velva.
Macaroni Bread-One Prize.
Twenty-Five pounds of Quick Cup
coffee. value, S6.25. Offered by Minot
Grocery Company.
Mrs { c Worrell, Minot
Best Selection of Mixed Vegetables.
Five dollars in cash. offered by
the Grill Cafe.
Peter Holbach, Minot
Second prize ribbon: Verna Meek,
Minot
Third prize, ribbor,] j Sanders, Wayne
Wheat Brcad-First Prize.
Choice of any dress pattern in the
store offered by Keavin's Depart !
ment store.
Mrs France, Surrey
Graham Bread-First Prize.
Forty pound chest of Oyama-Jap pan /
tea, value, $24. Offered by Msnot |
Grocery company.
Mrs Nj T. Moon. Minot
Graham Bread-SccOnd Prize.
One case Wampum pears and One
case of Wampum peaches. value, s12.
Offered by Stone e-Ordean-Wells COM
pany.
Mrs L G Theurer, Minot
Home Made Sausage.
Ono common book value, So. or |