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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-09
Treasurer's Report,

Treasurer's Report.
kan p sehoo t dss Me- eonney of
Ramsey, state Of North Dakota, for the
year beginning July !, AID. 1907 and end
ing June 3d. A. n 3; isSs
e f. the school year. July +,
Total amount received during 1858
ment of the State Tuition
Total amount Received during '''''s
the year from the appertion- - ..,,;.
ment Of the county tuition
Amount received during the '''''s
.: year from taxes levied by the
district school board, includ-
Ing outstanding warrants re-
deemed or endorsed in the
Amount received during the ''''
year into the sinking fund,
from interest on deposits, or
any source other than taxes
Total receipts for the year SlS'S'
including cash on hand July
expenditures: 400'S'
Amount paid during the wear
for school houses, sites and
permanent Improvements .. 13336S
Amount paid during the year
braries, text books etc 49,. 1918
Amount paid during the year ''
for teachers wages ...... 13735O
Amount paid during the year A''''''
Tor SERVICES and expenses Of
school officers :.,........... 127.00
Amount paid during the year
. for interest on bonds 100. ALSO
Amount paid during the year
for purposes not Before men,
Total expenditures during the 1868
Cash on hand June. 50. 1908, end so'a'fs
or year. including amount
Grand Total; Expenditures! and ''''*'
a ehen On fota pane 1sae,t TO- balance
State d. North Dakota, County atS'' 81
ssfSSaan la + hAli1nnewaukan School Dist.
is 2 true. and correct report Of all mon.
e e; coming into my hands as School
q eg Of Mlnnewaukan School Dist
State Of y Nortt, II; Dakota, County ~
NNa a nae. 5M ~ I'M School Dist.
q q, TIE as within report has been examined
s 8 n District No.4 and compared with
showing funds paid The. School es Treer
rants q the district School board ard pre- pre-
SENECA ss,ns 10 ana paid by the school trea-
az vouchers for the payment Of school,
moneys no I. and with the ak receipts issued
by, the county treasurer .tSf = :. = "eA
T. Sand & t. sr Is CORRECT r.
~ a az t6e inaly lsSS
ss5$zs1 + !: s.s John Thillen
Attest: -, -......,. PRESIDENT '''al eslls
d. H.LocKE ,,..,.;. ......,. .E'it. =
n i ,,;1s ! District Clerk. s55'.@::
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-09
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Tanners Institute for
+ 10000


Speakers of outstanding ability or
men who have distinguished them
selves along agricultural and other
useful lines win be secured from time
to time as opportunities AFFORD. We
hope to place the work on higher
plane than ever before. !; .1 81; a.
: w. Towns e ", wishing 10 have 8 meeting
this winter should send In their appls-
cations at an early date. Commercial
Of Farmers Clubs, private individuals
or q 3 organic tons may apply Tor meet
inga. All the expense TO the town To-
ga will be to furnish q comfortable
hall E,i A5,
. 3ls \. Il. IIoverstad, supt., I Us
armers, Institute.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-09
Notice to Creditors.

In the matter of the estate of Albert
Edward Swenson, deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Charles L.. Thwing, administrat-
or of the estate of Albert Edward Sven
son, late of the Village Of Webster In
North Dakota, deceased. to the credit
ors, Of and all persons having claims
against, said deceased. to exhibit them
with. the necessary vouchers, within SIX
months, after the first publication Of
this notice, to said administrator at his
place of business, in the Village Of Web
ster, In said Ramsey county.
Dated October 14th, A. D. 1908.
Charles L. Thwing,
Administrator of the estate Albert Ed
ward Swenson.
Burke, Middaugh & Cuthbert, attorneys
for administrator
First publication on the 10th day Of
October A. D. 1908.
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4, District Clerk.
Ssl ~ l. ~, & 'x+' .. If
AUCTION SALE OF PURE
. j SzEs BRED CATTLE

The Undersigned, - will sell at
auction to the highest bidder on
/, SATURDAY OCT. 81, 1908. :
Thirty-fiye Head of Aberdeen- 4 Mons
Cattle, from the celebrated RONNfi "a
=. .....5 !. s BARE HERD. va :
The sale will take place at tho at,.t,
barns, il Valley City.
12 The cattle included in this aa,e are t,,,, $3.50
ever q any herd at auction In Che i1snss
includad are number u the
SLOW nee. the imported herd bull. nhnnt -
s ssWs ~ nslsxs many Of them with calf 1t foS
Y fzie condition and wen brai wv se@saa;
bes1 Prices are high. and CHA b the f;r,e -,
1870 psrebred cattle Catsis 49, nfso,.ss
Wislont reserve and saricea are likely t s ~
rtr hA tsI.t EARE 10 VALLEY a CIV Nv
$3.50 $3.50 u sRsEEuNDEn to al whose nursssa
Ral We Of cattle win be mailed ,,,,o,, B
. appheatlorl. Sale Time. 100 p NJ m 4 i
Aucaoneer Col. Frank Hylana. / Ds n;
7, u, :, !. :, &. Lake, NJ. 3. 80
ssJTssss9kkGE McEl Arr r,ro,, N
s ~ = : e UT NORTH DAKOTA
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-09

I believe our strong purity with it's
great principles Is only in Ito infancy.
Our glory as a nation has but just be-
gun.4 There are mighty problems yet
% bs solved, grave questions to be ans
waeea. eonplex Issues to DO wrought
cut. but believe We can trust tho
Grand Old Pasay ana sao ssa&eEs to
ears ssg eha eaasss egsaass Of eur Ma
saa@E ana Of eur DsoDie On &c has cared
tor saasn 60 we'll In the pase.-Hem.
James q. @neFman, :, T., q 4,.4sr.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-09
MARRIAGE EICNSESE
Week Endinq October ia

Sam Swenson, age 81, Churchs
Ferry, to Mary Sanderson, age 20,
Churchs Ferry.
Peter c. Heltne, age "a, Churchs
Ferry, to Annie Strom, age 1S, Churchs
Ferry.
John Habbaman, age 26, Lawton, to
Anna Kebenienu, age 20, Lawton.
Week Of Oct. IA.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-09
.ChuIClls. Ferry Tackles.
b Straw Vote. :.


Special to the Inter-o cean,-Churchs
Ferry will probably cast IS votes at
the November election. Saturday at
ternoon a political argument kindled a
STRAW vote" which brought out the
sentiment Of 40 of the representative
citizens of the village, the result was
as follows:
Taft --4------------ IS
Bryan - -- IL
G. A.. Johnson "a
Burke IA
:. N. johnson NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL
Marshall Observation-Disclosures IL
CdSJlS. -
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-09

In Das Mo;nsa Mr. Bryan talked free
trade, ia 1naianapolis called int cor
neaatfeas, ana In Topeka precEaimsa
tho sseassity Of ths guarantee sf saak
Gspsaaes. Mr., BryaH IL geographically
iaa5ustsbae at a .nsaaeassA eAt,s neties. and
aevev atsnaayed when enc OF hfs paRa.
aasans isss,es biows up.--@t. T.euss
@loae-D saaesrae. ~ t;I$# =; =; i.,3* 2:2
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Bids Wanted,

B1u6 W auGeU. ~.
The Board of Education Of the City
of Devils Lake wants bids for Deep
Bid must state price per foot including
four inch pipe. goo. soft drinking water
must be guaranteed. No pump included
In the bid
Bids must be delivered to the under
signed before October 26th, 1909:
ole Skratass,
Clerk.
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Taft's deeds against Bryan's word.
That That contrast, invited BY Mr.. Ronse-
y vel cannot fail 20 make votes for
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Title THE MI.Al!R||i|'kEI |:
Devils Lake =.

Devils Lake
Reportsd j G. u. Raksr$ h Il n:
No. J. Hard /. J. !. u. ]. & ]. 81 IA
/ Northern. So /. &. !. !. al. 81
q Northern !. !. . 3. !. B tssssa
~. 8 Northern s I. 81
D,lrsalga 3. y. 4. ~ J. ]. ]. !. h.
/. .Oe
bats s.. !. I. 5.s !. I. 81
Barley 4. az
atEer q !. |. rs
Ig (. q !. {. q. rs
Petal y. Nh ~ 81 80 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-09

TIA y Is possible that Bryan ands all liis
troubles less than the discussion of
the guarantee Of bank deposits 555:s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-09
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS
Week ENDING October Ia

Ida M. Hill and husband to Julia M.
, Sontag, lots 1914, blk lit, Devils Lake.
, Consideration $500. .
! Willard H. Conner and wife to Louis
A. Troger, s IL NV "A and Sc IA
NV Ia and lot s, sec. 6-15s-6s and Sc
IA NE IA and N IL Sc IA and Sc,
IA 1-156-64. Consideration s1.0o.
U. S. to Olaf G. Fjalstad, Sc. Il TO-
1871. ....a:.>@..-:< i.
U. S. to Thos. H. Strong, sE21-4 49,
1858. ,.'.s 45,a 5.-s~>s, y
Albert NJ. Powell and wife to Bernt
Rustad, lots 21-22, blk SO, Devils Lake.
Consideration 1926. 80, - Il
Isaac X. Hollinger and wife to s. s.
Gump, NV and sW IA sec. 12-16s.s1.
Consideration 'S1.00. IL. - ,.,sl
$. s. Gump and wife to Thos. Powers
NV and sW IA sec. 12-1ss-s1. Con
sideration 5000. Z ,s> u 49,. ~, =, :
Anna Segarlin to A. p. Braiuard,
lots 10, IA, Is, blk 8, Rugers*2nd ad.
to Devils Lake. Consideration $500 !:
U. s. to John Brogan, Ne IL ss5-157-.
lis. e. ~ - . s., ' v s#.:%
( p: s, to John Mcbride, NV Ii s.,
l57-es. ]. ] :S .S. =: I: =. Z
Peter Madison to T. w. Ruger, lots
s1 la-ll, blk. 6 Ruger's 2d AID. to Devils
Lake Consid Iteration 81 100, ,.l,:ak q: .;ES
sorbel Haugen and wife to Rnute ID.
sorbei, NV IA s5-155-62. u Gonsidera.
tion $4,000. 7 100 3.=ss 3s:s Gill
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-09

The enfranchised colored citizen will
not vote against the party that gave
him him the ballot, and for the party that
has robbed him OF It iii the south.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-09

5ss q rganized labor II awake 10 the fact
that rsDubIfcan victory ssaeaas uncut
paygufls OH fun time.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-09

+ The labor vote strikes against be.
\ Ing g carried y the Gornpers vest pock-
et. s. .3..
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-09

EfeasufeFs Report.
Report Of the treasurer Of Minnewau-
kan school district No. county Of
Ramsey. state of North Dakota, for the
year beginning July /, AID. 1907 and end
Ing .Jufle 40 "A n 1QO2
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-10

81.
Prettlest fern. Isabel Gregory. 81.
Best knit quilt. Lizzie A. Fish, 80.
Prettiest dressed doll by Child un-
der 2 years. Miss Mildred Pearl.
first, $3.50; Mrs. r. +. Hook, second,
so cents.
Best specimen Mount MullIck
work, Mrs. John Forsythe. first.
$50; Miss Jessie Dempsey. second,
so cents.
Best specimen hardlnger embroid-
cry work, Mrs. A. c. Barnes. first,
$50; Mrs. J. A. II. Keith, second,
so cents.
Best specimen cross stitch work,
Blanche Elliott. first, $3.50; Laura
Johnson, second, so cents.
Best shadow embroidery, Mary +.
Fish, first, $50; Mrs. II. Sannebeck,
second 80 cents.
Best eyelet embroidery, Miss Mary
+. Fish, first. $3.50; Mrs. John Tur-
ner, second, so cents.
Best cluny lace center piece. Mrs.
W. F.. McWilllams, first, $3.50; Mrs.
Il. l.. Case, second, so cents.
Best art embroidery center piece,
Mrs. Lucy Graham. first, $3.50; Jes-
sic Dempsey, second, so cents.
Best shirt waist pattern, s. pair OF
shoes by Steinman & Son, Mrs. II.
Sannebeck.
Best half bushel Irish potatoes.
$3.50 pair of shoes, by w. G. wilkin,
Fred Roberts.
Best half bushel Irish potatoes,
$3.50 cash by John Keiser, Fred Rob
erts.
Best half bushel any kind OF pota-
toes. SO pair shoes by Griitee & Mar
tin, Fred Roberts.
Best peck sweet potatoes. S2.50
cash by John Keiser, Mrs. Annie
Wasel.
Best angel food cake. silver carv-
ing set by South Side Hardware Co,
Mrs. l.. f. Fecht.
Best laundered shirt or shirt waist,
by lady. set nickel plated smoothing
tr,ns by Sam Howard. Mrs. James
Roy.
Peck largest potatoes. silver cake
basket by +. A. Dearlng, Mrs. ]. H.
Wayne.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-10
Chautauquans Have Picnic.

About 100 people, Chaut auquans
and others. enjoyed Il picnic to-
gether near the Military Academy
last Friday evening. a camp fire
was built to boil the coffee aud at
6 o'clock Il sumptuous luncheon
was served
Mexico propose perimaneutChau.
qua was discussed. The following
made short talks favoring pushing
the move to n finish: Mrs. Jennie
Durkee. Mrs. :. L. Emmous, Mrs.
j. W. Pollard, George Robertson.
W. W. Pollock, and Revs. 4. a.
Wallace aud &. NJ. Aker.
Another mass meeting is to be
held soon to further the plans.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-10

leo, Santa Fe and Perry Traction Co.
1873. J. X. Williamson VS.. Mexico,
Santa Fe and Perry Traction Co.
Tuesday, Oct. O.
129. State OF Missouri Va. VIM. J..
Audrey, appeal.
100. French Fields ct al vs. W. Il.
X. Co.
l3I. A. J. jenkins va. w. Ry. Co.
1872. GillIe Carter VI. Wa. Ry. Co.
1873. George Farnsworth vs.. Su-
san Farnsworth.
1874. Louella Dalns VS.. Frank
J. Dalns.
1876. Thomas Horton VS.. George
stonemets ct al.
1876. Stella Bailey VS.. George
Bailey.
1917. NJ. L. Hatestad VS.. G. w.
Pickett ct al.
Wednesday, Oct. :.
1873. Jane Adkins VS.. VIM. Ad-
kins.
1S9. NJ. E. woodson VS.. St. L.
Fire Ins. Co.
141. Christian Keirtzel vs.. Casu-
atty Co. OF America.
l42. NJ. b. Paige VS.. wab. Ry. Co.
l43. Adam, Roth, Gro. Co. VS..
d. II. Icenogle.
l44. In matter OF Annie c. Dan
lei, j. Il. Jesse, trustee.
145. In matter Of Hannah Claher
ct al. Geo. T. Meyer, trustee.
Thursday, Oct. q.
146. Ira ]. Printy VS.. J. NJ. Wolfe.
147. Ira J. Printy vs.. J. NJ. Wolfe.
14s. In matter of g. II. Macfar.
lane estate. Alice o. McFarlane, ad-
minlstratrix.
149. In matter of Nancy New
kirk estate. VIM. e. Newkirk, trustee.
$50. J. NJ. Wolfe vs. Mexico, Santa
Fe and Perry Tr Co.
ISL. John J. Dooling vs.. Mexiso.
Santa Fe and Perry TT. Co.
152. H. V. p. Cook ct al VS.. Urban
Weimer.
Friday, Oct. o.
1866. ]. NJ. Wolfe VS.. North Con.
Co.
156. Benz. Pledge OF al vs.. Josey
A. Davis ct al.
l57. Lyman Emerson VS.. j. C.
Winters ct al.
1853. C. l.. Ferris vs.. G. d. Rol-
lins ct al.
159. Tennessee Bottoms VS.. Otto
b. Bottoms.
100. Henry Harvey VS.. attach
ment, Thomas Patton.
161 Henry Harvey vs.. Thomas
Patton.
162. Daisy Thomas vs.. Will
Thomas.
1863. Kate Clements vs.. NJ. EIsle,
1914. II. & +. Chem. Co. ct al. vs..
VS.. Mexico Ice and Storage Co. ct al,
165. Rachel Prince VS.. S. b,
Green.
166. II. w. Thomas ct al vs.. ]. c,
Hayes ct al.
1877. International Filler Co. VS.. C
NJ. Clay.
1853. Matte Anderson VS.. VIM
Anderson.
1863. City of Mexico VS.. Ben Craw'
ford. appeal.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-10

40. Wilkins, who for q number
of years was connected With the W.
c. Wilkins Shoe Co. 10 this city,
has accepted aipOsition astraveling
salesman for askos company 10
Texas. he will move 70 the Lone
Star state and viii have head quar-.
tern at Dallas.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-10

b2. WIN. r. Wayhall et NJ w. Nm'
+. Menzke ct al.
Monday, Sept. ~.
ca. State af Missouri VS.. c. II.
johnson.
65, State of Missouri vs.. Lewis
Mcintyre.
&C. State OF Missouri vs.. Lewis
p. Mcintyre and George w. Hall.
67. State OF Missouri VS.. VIM.
Porowsky.
6s. State OF Missouri s. VIM.
Porowsky.
50. State OF Missouri VS.. VIM.
Kemper.
20. State OF Missouri VS.. VIM.
Kemper.
II. State of Missouri VS.. Frank
Weinout.
~. State OF Missouri vs. Joe Nor
man.
7S. State OF Missouri VS.. Joe Nor
man,
~. State OF Missouri VS.. Gottlieb
Winzer.
Tuesday, Sept. 30.
10. City OF Mexico. VS.. Amnon
Kemp.
76. North Mo. Trust Co. VS. w. e.
Mitchell ct al.
n. w. A. Kreutel VS.. s. G. Arm
strong.
rs. w. A. Willlngham VS.. Wabash
R.'R. Co.
70. Mary Clapper ct al VS.. Mary
Clapper ct al.
so. w. w. Connor vs., NJ. L. Jones.
81. p. H. Gautt vs. c, G. Cunning
ham.
SO. Jessie NJ. Key VS.. James Roy
Key.
Wednesday, Sept. 30.
81. e. NJ. Moore. by next friend,
vs. C. b. and Q. r. II. Co. ct al.
So. Martha p. Anderson vs.. c. and
A. r. r. Co.
Sc. Sallie Chaney VS.. John clancy.
81. Laura Minor vs. ]. F. Patrick
ct al.
SS. Josey A. Davis VS.. Annie e.
McIwroth ct al.
SO. Mary f. Harvey VS.. Chas. f.
Harvey.
80. Lola Webb vs.. Dick C. Webb.
81. Mabel Tate VS.. C. and A. r. II.
Co. .,
80. Cynthia A. Howington w.
John Howington.
Thursday, Oct. I.
90. +. II. Clark vs. II. A. Grier.
%. John Sellers vs.. C. and A. r..
R. Co.
S5. Eddie C. Gray VS.. Glen B.
Carroll.
96. C. A. Darlymple VS. Ed. C.
Gray ct al.
81. In matter OF Audrain Co. inal
settlement with s. ]. Bovine, over
seer Dist. No. 90, s. J. Bovine, ap'
pellRnt.
ss. Nora Ravenscroft VI. Advance
Thresher Co.
90. Chas. p. Arnold vs. s. Meyers,
100. A. j. Custard VS.. C. and A,
r. r. Co.
Friday, Oct, .,
lO2. MollIe p. Bishop vs.. John p
Bennett ct al.
1913 Anna Cottingham vs. Benz
F. Lewellen ct al.
104. J. F. Moon vs. II. w. Ster'
ling.
lO5. State ex. rel. T. F. Roden
collector, vs.. p. Z. Locke.
1O6. J.. r. Thomas vs.. Lucy b
= Lewis ct al.
1O7. Iowa State Bank vs.. W, II
SPARKS ct al.
1Os @. w, stOnements vs. A. H
. Head.
10s. St. L. and Han. r, r. Co
, vs. Wabash r. II. Co.
10. Daisy Smith vs.. p. c. Smith
!. Saturday, Oct. 3.
Ill. State ex. rel, Joe NayloP OF
}. vs. s, ], BewBs,
l12. state ex. rel. J. d. orear vf
Wabash r. r. Co.
!. IlS. AddIe Meas vs, C. B, and c
r. r. Co.
!. ia. A. q. Turner VI. J. o. ed
monston ct al.
/. IFS. Florence Nlckens vs.. WI
Nlekens.
:. 116. w. L. Wright vs.. Unknow
Heirs. etc.
r. 1T. Cyrus F. Clark vs., A. I
y Meyer Of alr
Monday, Oct. 3.
d 100. Catherine criswell vs. G.
and q. r. r. Co. ct al.
10 i2l. r. ]. Lewis vs. Wabash r. !
Co.
.aI 100 II paIEar va Wabash
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-10
Atkins. 81.

~.
Best plate doughnuts, NJ. NJ.
Brown, 81.
Best loaf salt rising bread. T. A.
Threlkeld, lady's hat. value So.
Best quart cherry preserves. fur
rug, value s., Mrs. c. c. wouneman.
Best pound cake, pair glasses, val
ne $40. Mrs. James Mackie.
Best three pounds butter, Mrs. J.
II. Johnson, 81.
Best cottage cheese. Mrs. John
Gregory, 81.
Best hank long green tobacco, J.
C. Carter, 81.
Best peck measure dried apples. NJ.
NJ. Brown, 81.
Best peck measure dried beans, NJ.
NJ. Brown, 81.
Best three pounds honey in comb,
Robert Platte. 81.
Best quart homemade cider vine
gar Mrs. j. II. Shook. 81.
Best quart homemade soft soap,
Mrs. Charles Bledsoe. 81.
Best largest Watermelon, L. Spots
wood, 81.
Best largest pumpkin, Mrs. James
Kemp. 81.
Best largest gourd, d. T. winn, 81.
Best largest stalk corn, II. c. ALI
son, 81.
Biggest bull frog, s. each by C. L.
Ferris. J. T. o'Toole.
Best pair Barred Plymouth Rock
chickens, Harry Drebbing, first, SO;
Walter Squires, second. 81.
Best pair Bun Plymouth Rocks,
Mrs, c. c. Wouneman, So.
Best pair White wyandottes, Miss
w. F. Juelf, first. so; Mrs. Juelf sec
ond. 81.
Best pair Silver Lace Wyandottes,
Mrs. George Duncan, 81.
Best pair Bun Cochins, J. o'Toole,
50.
Best pair Beach Lar yshans, first
and second. 81 and 81, J. w. Adkins.
Best pair Brown Leghorns. Z. Z.
Reynolds, vandalla, So.
Best pair White Leghorns. first
and second. 81 and 81. w. II. Turu-
and second. 81 and 81. Price Cum
ner.
Best pair Bun Orpingtons. first
and second, 81 and 81. Price Cum
ningham.
Best display Bantams. first and
second. 81 and 81 Porter Davenport.
first; ID. Johnson, second.
Best pair Bronze turkeys. Mrs.
John Gregory. So.
Best pair Pekin ducks Mrs. John
Gregory. 81.
Best pen chickens and rue cock.
Price Cunningham. So.
Best silk quilt, Mrs. r. VI. White,
first. $I.5O; Mrs. ]. T. Mabry. second,
80 cents.
Best worsted quilt. Mrs VI. J. Me
Donald, first, $l.5O: Mrs. W. Hooper.
seconds so cents.
Best cotton quilt. Mrs. Mary Gra-
ham, first $l.5O: Lola Gillaspie, sec
ond, so cents.
Best fancy apron. Miss T. c. Hous.
ton. 81.
Best knit slippers. Mrs. A. G. Tur,
ner 81.
Best sofa pillow. Mrs. James Roy
So.
Best pin cushion. Miss ollie Powell
81.
Best specimen hem stitching. Mis-.
T, c. Houston. 81.
Best specimen drawn work. Mrs
Mary +. Fish, 81.
Best display drawn work, Lauri
johnson, 81.
Best specimen battonberg, Mis-
Jessie Dempsey, so.
Best specimen point lace. Miss Jes
sic Dempsey, So.
Best and prettiest laundry bag
Miss 7. c. Houston. 81.
Painting flowers fruits, in oil. Mis-
Fannie Johnson, So.
Landscape water color, Miss FaT
ME Johnson. $2.5O.
OIL portrait. Mrs. S. p. Cunning
ham, $3.50.
Best specimen china painting. Mr.
Charles Bledsoe. $3.50.
Beat collection sea paintings. Fan
ME Johnson, frst, IS; Mildred Pear
&. second, S2.50.
Prettiest rand basket, made :
public school pupil. Miss Rllla Powell
$3.50.
/, Best specimen china vase paintin
Irene Johnson. 81.
: Best collection china painting
Mrs. Charles Bledsoe. $40.
( Pieces by one person, Mrs. Charl,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-10
MEXICO FAIR PREMIUMS.
Awards In the Agriculture, Poultry
and Other Departments.

ond 81.
Best 25 ears gold mine yellow corn,
wilney Johnson, 50.
Best 25 ears small cob yellow corn,
NJ. NJ. Brown. frat. 81; c. II. Brown.
second, 81.
Best 25 ears any variety OF corn,
b. c. wInn. first, 81; Robt. Platte,
second, $3.50.
Best 25 ears OF the most perfect
corn, Robert Platte, first, So; b. T.
winn, second, 81.
Best peck measure OF wheat. Robt.
Platte, 81.
Best peck measure OF oats, Leon
ard Mundy. 81.
Best peck measure timothy, T. +.
o'Toole. 81.
Best display orchard products, Mrs.
l.. A. Northcutt, 50.
Best plate apples any variety, Joe
Ware, 81.
Best plate peaches any variety, w.
T. Wilkerson, 81.
Best plate pears any variety, ]. X.
Bell. 81.
Best plate plums any variety, ].
X. Bell, 81.
Best plate grapes any variety, Mrs.
John Gregory, 81.
Best plate peaches. IS Hicture; sec
ond, $3.50 cash. w. T. Wilkerson.
first; E. c. Harding, second.
Best display garden products. J.
c. Carter, 81.
Best peck measure Irish potatoes.
Fred Roberts. 81.
Best peck measure sweet potatoes,
4 Joseph Kelly, 81.
Best peck onions, Leonard Mundy,
81.
Best half dozen beets, NJ. NJ.
Brown. 81.
Best half dozen tomatoes, J. c.
Carter, 81.
Best half dozen heads cabbage. J.
c. Carter, 81.
Best display canned goods, NJ. NJ.
Brown, 50.
Best quart Jar apples. Mrs. l.. A.
Northcott, 81.
Best quart jar pears. NJ. NJ. Brown.
81.
Best quart Jar plums, Maud Wal
lace. 81.
Best quart Jar plums, Mrs. II. E.
Sannebeck. 81.
Best quart jar gooseberries, Mrs.
B. A. Powell, 81.
Best quart jar cherries. NJ. NJ.
Brown, 81.
Best quart raspberries, J. c. Car
ter. 81.
Best quart blackberrIes. J. c. Car
ter. 81.
Best display preserves. NJ. NJ.
Brown, 81.
Best quart Jar apple preserves, NJ.
NJ. Brown, 81.
Best quart pear preserves. Mrs. l.,
A. Northcutt, 81.
Best quart peach preserves. Mrs
w. II. Wallace, 81.
Best quart plum preserves. NJ. NJ
Brown, 81.
Best quart cherry preserves, NJ
NJ. Brown, 81.
Best quart strawberry preserves
w. T. Wilkerson, 81.
Best quart gooseberry preserves
NJ. NJ. Brown, 81.
Best quart tomato preserves, Mrs
G. c. Wouneman, 81.
Best display iellies. w. T. wilker
| son. 81.
Best glass apple Jelly. Mrs. J. c
Mundy, 81.
Best glass crab-apple Jelly, Mrs
: John Gregory. 81.
, Best glass currant jelly. NJ. N
Brown, 81.
Best glass grape jelly, Mrs. Joh
Gregory.
S Best glass gooseberry jelly. Mr'
r ]. II, Shook. 81.
, Best glass blackberry jelly, MIR
b A. PrOwell, 81.
Best glass plum jelly, Mrs. s.
Sims. 81.
~ Best quart cucumber pickles, Mr.
j. G. Mundy, 81.
Best quart mixed pickles. Mrs. v
! p. Rowland. 81.
Best quart pear sweet pickles, \
= NJ. Brown. 81.
Best quart peach sweet pickle
9 Mrs. c. G. Wouneman.
o Best quart erab-apple sweet picl
II les. II. NJ. Brown.
Best quart watermelon swe,
pickles, Mrs. c. G. wouneman, 81,
e Best loaf yeast bread. J. c, Carte
T. 81. aa9t 70
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