The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-09-20

In the culinary department of the
Mankato fair there We're some very
fine exhibits and on looking them
over one could scarcely resist the
temptation of eating some of them.
They certainly were very tempting,
which goes to show that in and around
Mankato, where nearly all the exhibits
in this department were from, there
are some housewives and future house
wives whose cuisine abilities are very
hard to beat
For the best dozen cookies Mrs. T.
H. Sumner was awarded the first
prize.
For the best loaf of white bread
Mrs. Norah Russell was given first
prize; James Mullen, second.
For the best dozen doughnuts the
blue ribbon went to Mrs. Dr. Maltby
and the second prize went to Mrs. Ida
Van Wrinkle.
James Mullen was awarded first
prize for the best dozen rolls, while
the second prize was given to
The first and second prizes for gin
ger snaps went to Mrs. w. B. Kidder
and Mrs. HI. j. Roberts, respectively
of Good Thunder
Mrs. Bossnet secured first prize for
the best nutcake. MRS. HI. Holman
first, also.)
For the finest sunshine cake Mrs.
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The second prize for marble cake
went to Mrs. w. B. Kidder of Good
Thunder.
to Grace Haggard; second prize, Mrs.
Ida Van Wrinkle.
Mrs. Bossnet's chocolate cake brought
her second prize.
The first prize for the best dozen
of rocks went to Mrs. George Atchi-
son.
The second prize for mince pie went
to Mrs. Harper and the second prize
for pumpkin pie.
Mrs. w. R. Hammet secured second
prize for berry pie. y
The first prize for rye bread went
to Mrs. Max Huettl.
The first prize for the best can
of grapes was awarded to Mrs. L.
Hook.
The first prize for canned peaches
went to the same woman.
Mrs. w. L. Wilson came first for
the best can of Strawberries; Mrs. N.
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The first prize for canned pineapple
went to Mrs. w. L. Wilson; second
prize, Mrs. NJ. d. Fritz.
For the best can of raspberries Mrs.
L. Pay received the prize; Mrs. w.
R. Hammet, second.
Mrs. DIR. Maltby received the first
prize for canned pears; second prize,
Mrs. W. H. Pettis.
Mrs. Bossnet secured first prize for
her sweet pickles; Mrs. N. P. Kennedy,
second prize.
The first prize for canned tomatoes
was awarded to Mrs. w. L. Wilson;
Mrs. w. R. Hammet, second prize.
Mrs. DIR. Maltby received the first
prize for canned cherries; Miss Rose
Albert, second prize.
Mrs. w. L. Wilson took the first
prize for gooseberries and also for
currants and pineapple. The second
prizes for currants and pineapple went
to Mrs. n. P. Kennedy and Mrs. NJ.
d. Fritz, respectively.
The first prize for raspberry jelly
went to Mrs. DIR. MaltbX; second prize,
Mrs. w. l.. Wilson.
The first prize for blackberry jelly
was awarded to Mrs. w. H. IPettis;
second prize, Mrs. George Atchison.
For apple jelly Mrs. w. L. Wilson
was awarded first prize; Mrs. Eliza
Olson, second prize.
Mrs. DIR. Maltby received the currant
grape jelly.
The first prize for plum jelly was
given to Mrs. DIR. Maltby and the sec
ond prize was given to Mrs. w. F.
Jewson.
| Mrs. George Atchison secured the
first prize for strawberry Jelly.
Mrs. Dr. Naltby received the current
Jelly prize and Mrs. w. L. Wilson the
second prize.
| Mrs. A. Buchholz was awarded the
first prize for crab apple jelly; Mrs.
DR.. Maltby, second.