Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-09-24


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RUITS
Best collection. 81 fruits By my
farmer. consisting ot not less than
four varietles-F FIRST, y. a. Osgood
Second, Albert johnson; Third,
Frank Rendahl.
HONEY
Best case-FiIst, .. ]. Goodmanson;
Second, Fred Hanfer.
VEGETABLES
Watermelons First, Allen Waite;
econd, D. Campbell; Third, Geo.
Peterson.
Musk meions-First, W. Chapman;
Second, S. Ohotto; Third, G. A.
johnson.
Largest Mangel- Wurzel- FIRST, Mike
Deering; Second. Simon Villenski;
Third, Joseph Domish.
Tomatoes-First, O. Peterson !;
Second, w. II. Thompson.
Cucumbers- First, 81. Peterson !;
Second, w. Fl. Thompson.
Egg Plant-Walter Smith.
Winter Squash-First, T. Doten ;
Second, NJ. Supa; Third, L. A. Os.
Peck Of Beets-First, Mike Deering
second, Jos. Domish; Third, John
Caaiifiower-First, Walter smith
Second, H. Poe; Third, N. p. Thomp.
Peck of Onions-First, W. Smith !;
Second, H. Pohl; Third, G. A.
johnson.
Turnlps-F,rst, Mike Deering.
Rutabagas-First, Alec Trebiatow-
ski; Second, NJ. Deerlng; Third.
Frank Gentce.
Cabbage First, L. Drellock; Second,
A. Schiling; Third, Jos. Domish.
White Beans, Navy-Flrst, Fred
Everdlng; Second, G. n. Carlson
ie Ceie;ry y: i'e e H. Proper; Second,
Walter Smith.
Pumpkins-First, W. 81. Thompson
Second, Peter Gregerson; Third,
Albert Briese.
Carrots, table use-Flrst, L. A.:
Oseood; Second, F. Pierce; Third, j.
Larson. -.
Stock Carrots-First, A. L. Richard
son; Second, Geo. Peterson; Third, +.
KaroWskl.
Parsnips-Flrst, w. a. Thompson
Second, F. Kurski Third, w. Smith.
POTATOES
Burbanks-First, F, A. Janney
Second, T. Setera; Third. Frank
Janta.
Early Ohlo-Flrst, Albert Briese;
Second, R. Russell; Third, G. 5.
Freeman.
Early Rose-Flrst. Dan Campbell
Second, F. Koranski; Third, c.
Ellefson.
BusheI any other variety-First,
Paul Parish; Second, Albert Briese ;
Third, G. A. Jokhanson.
ASSORTED VEGETABLES
Best assortment of vegetables from
anv farm-First, Isadore Lafond
Second, R. Russell; Third, Frleda
Stein.
Best assortment of gardener
vegetables-First, L. p. Jensen !;
Second H. Peterson.
Special gardeners prize-H. Busse:
FLORAL DISPLAY
Best collection of potted plants and
howers-First,. Mary Creyer; Second,
Mrs. Sorenson; Third, Mrs. A. F.
Kerich.
Best loaf of Rye B1ead-Fi1st, Mrs.
j. G.: Anderson Second, Mrs. e.
Muncy; Third, Mrs. Mary Byllemos.
Graham Bread-First, Mrs. John
Lentz; Second, Mrs. Aug. Nelson );
Third, Mrs. ANNE Wialnlske.
Best pan Soda Biscults-First, Mrs.
Boynton Second, Mrs. A. Klangberg !;
Third, Mrs. G.. F. Terrell.
PRESERVED FRUITS
Largest and best collection Of
preserved fruits and jellies-First
premium. Mrs: j. q. Anderson !;
Second. Mrs. D. L. Blanchard; Third,
Mrs. R. Russell.
BABIES
Most healthy, size and looks con-
sidered. eighteen months OF under
First. Mildred, daughter of Mrs. W:
Pierce; Second, Corrine, daughter OF
Mrs. Jos. Dufort; Third, NJ. Eva,
daughter OF MIS- N. Ming.
The street fair committee is
especially deserving of praise this
year for the very large amount of
work they did to make the fair a
success, giving their time and labor
gratus. The reason why some things
seem to be overlooked sometimes is
because too much is left for two or
three to do.
Jacob Posch is assisting the clerk of
court during the present session Of the