The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-09-28
Swine Department.

Mrs. Joseph Beach, dairy butter, one
tub.
Swine Department.
W. X. Adams of the Rush Lake herd,
der one year; SOW. over one year; SOW,
| under one year; sweepstakes, boar, any
age; SOW, any age. Best display of
! hogs
II. C. Randall. Kerns. boar, under one
year; sow, under one year; boar, any
age; sow, any age. Best display of
hogs.
| r. Burrell, Mankato, boar, over one
year.
L. T .Silkcy. Smith Mills. boar, over
one year: boar. under one year.
II. c. Randall, Kerns. best pen five
barrow; boar, under one year; SOW, I'M
der one year; boar of any age; SOW, of
any age. Best display of hogs, special.
Fruit Department.
! H. C. Randall. Kerns, exhibits three
plates apples.
! Frank Schultz. Mankato, three plates
apples.
j. NJ. Barclay, Madison Lake, plate
greening apples.
A. Burlison, Decoria, plate Wealthy
apples.
A. l.. Veigel. plate seeding apples.
Henry Hanson, Decoria, best plate
greening apples.
j. W. Morse, Northwestern greetings,
best plate apples; Patton's greetings;
best plate Wealthy; Wolf River. best
plate: Milanda. best plate; Oakbena,
best plate; Early Minnesota, best plate;
Scotch Winter, best plate; Peerless, best
plate.
Anton HofT, Concord grapes; Forest
garden plum, Weaver plum, Wolf River
apples.
p. GRANDSON, Decoria, Wolf River
apples, Wealthy apples.
A. c. Vrooman, Concord grapes, Ma
linda. Wealthy, Prince, sweet apples.
Frank Morse, Moore's, Concord, Della
ware and White grapes.
w. w. Weller, Rapidan. Wealthy, Ben
Davis. Patton's Greetings, Snow, HYPER
nal and Longfeld apples; Miner plum,
ground cherries.
Fine Arts Department.
Mrs. George Atchison, Mankato, ex-
hibits burnt wood work, handkerchief,
drawn dolly, sofa pillow, collection
kodak pictures.
Miss Bessie Wilson. soft pillow. Bat
tenburg dolly. burnt work, nut box and
box; tatting handkerchief.
Miss Cora Anderson, silk embroidered
center piece.
Mrs. o. A. Noble, Belgrade, soft pill
low.
Mrs. William Whitrock, Mankato, sofa
pillow.
Mrs. L. Hook, Lake Crystal. best
handkerchief, hemstitched apron, top
collar tatting, best collection tatting.
Miss Josie Alanderfeld, burnt wood,
nice pieces.
Miss Violet Atchison, burnt wood and
chair.
Mrs. f.. A. Whitcomb, best collection
OF fancy work.
Miss Susie Peterson, best collar, best
collar turnover, best handkerchief and
small dolly.
Miss Abelle Leonard, best waist.
Mrs. w. G. Lernetz, prettiest sofa
pillow, best dress, best center piece.
Miss Irma Chittenden, Battenbcrg
work.
Mrs. C. d. Smeder, best colored EN-
broidery between cloth, best outlined
pillow, best oriental pillow, best silk en-
broidered pillow, prettiest soft pillow,
laundry bag.
Miss Fay Peart, best sofa pillow, best
silk embroidered pillow, handsomest pill
low.
Mrs. Nes Sorenson, six bag, cabin
quilt.
Mrs. w. J. Sontag, wool rug, six bag,
cabin quilt
Miss Richarda Goodager, best display
fancy work.
NJ. j. Wootcm, piece quilt.
Mrs. DIR. Warner, best home made
skirt, special prize.
Mrs. j. Presley, two fancy vases,
fourteen fancy plates, cigar holder
Mrs. T. Blum, two large collars, dress
er scarf, lunch cloth, two collars. silk
embroidered sofa pillow, center piece.
Mrs. F. M. Currier, best center piece,
crocheted afgan, cross stitched table
! cloth.
Mrs. c. H. Miller, best sofa pillow,
large embroidered dolly, drawn work
dolly, dress skirt, dresser scarf.
Mrs. L. w. Baker, best waist.
Mrs. DR.. Warner, best waist, best
lunch cloth, prettiest pillow, silk patch
work quilt.
Mrs. Emil Hidden. crochet quilt.
Mrs. E. NJ. Zuel, Mexican drawn work
lunch cloth, Mexican drawn work hand
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