The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-09-23

Garaich; yellow eyed beans, F. A.
Lowell.
Exhibitors in the grain depart
ment displayed some superior grades
and among the entries were sheaf oats
and sheaf wheat by F. A. Hedberg;
Bluestem wheat and barley, Oscar
Erickson: barley, oats and Bluestem
wheat, Ben L. Erickson; wheat and
rye, Theodore Rosin; wheat and oats,
Albert Noeske: corn, E. E. Stevens;
yellow and calico corn and sorghum,
J. p. Thompson: popcorn. S. E.
Dorm: Northeastern Dent corn, Erick
Hedstrom; White Cap Dent corn and
popcorn, G. b. Berry: Black Flint
corn, W. b. Thompson, Mrs. A. A.
Racine; White Dent corn, S. Wiprud:
Yellow Flint corn, f.. P. Jones.
LIVE STOCK.
Very few horses or cattle were
entered, among the former being a
one-year-old Percheron colt by
Richard Jaenicke; full blooded
Percheron stallion, Thos. Kaliher:
mare and colt, Fred Reusche: two
year-old Percheron, Fred Reusche;
two-year-old Hambletonian, F. Peter
son; general purpose teams, Carl M.
Foltz, Allen Hayes. The only cattle
exhibited was a two-year.old Short
horn heifer and a three-year-old
Shorthorn COW by Andrew Nyberg
and two-year-old heifer by Leon
Moore. No sheep or swine were ex-
hibited.
Among the exhibitors in the
poultry department were Mrs. F. A.
Lowell, who had some Plymouth Rock
chicks: Mrs. Luther Jones, white Leg
horns: c. r. and W. Erickson, Leg
horns; Mrs. j. F. Ransom, Plymouth
Rocks; Mrs. Bryson, white Brahmas;
81 Mott, Plymouth Rock chicks: Ross
Foltz, bantam and chicks and bronze
turkeys; L. Bridge, white rabbit and
six young.
| fhEOER VES, Ell.
The entries in this department were
not numerous, but the varied assort-
ment OF jams, jellies, pickles, etc., was
all of the highest quality Among
the exhibitors were Mrs. A. Bryson,
Mrs. Frank Libby, Alma Roos, Mrs.
D. Raiche, Mrs. G. A. Raiche, Mrs.
NJ. Edmison, Mrs. F. s. Mitchell,
Mrs. Louis ROCKFORD, Mrs. Nc
MINI, Mrs. NJ. AK, Mrs. P. Clark
and Mrs. E. Winsor.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
There were but four exhibitors in
this department, viz. Mrs. F. A..
Lowell, fve-pound jar butter: Mrs.
A. Bryson, fve-pound jar butter;
VIM. Scheller, two packages lin
burger cheese: Henry Scheller, two
bricks full cream cheese.
BREAD, PASTRY, ETC.
The display in this department was
small, but what was there was of ex-
cellent quality. There was Boston
brown bread by Mrs. F. A. Lowell,
jelly roll, doughnuts, etc., by Mrs. l..
ROCKFORD. Boston brown bread by
Mrs. David Raiche, eleven entries of
cookies, bread, cake, rolls, etc., by
Mrs. A. Bryson and cake by Mrs. F.
B. Mitchell.
FRUITS AND FLOWERS.
A larger Or better selection of fruits
was never seen at Mile Laos
county fair. The apples, especially,
were worthy of particular note. The
display included collection OF
apples by Chas. Judkins: Duchess.
Wealthy and crab apples, Mrs. Minnie
Betzler: Concord grapes, John Teutz:
four varieties crab apples, Duchess
and Wealthy, F. A. Hedberg; Ben
Davis, Duchess and Wealthy apples
and cranberries, Mrs. David Raiche:
Wolfrine and Duchess apples, Nels
Robideau; Concord grapes, Mrs.
Warnings; Duchess and crab apples,
Mrs. M. AK; Duchess apples, M. S.
Rutherford; two varieties crab apples.
Mrs. Bertha Anderson.
In flowers there was an attractive
display of house and garden plants,
consisting of superb collections by
Mrs. Robert Clark, Mrs. Andrew
Bryson and F. G. Foltz and magnif-
lcent fern by DR.. F. L. Small.
HONEY AND SUGAR.
The exhibits in this department were
as follows: Eastwood, white clover
and sweet clover honey, August
Gerth; maple sugar and syrup, VIM.
Marsh; maple syrup, Mrs. D. Raiche:
maple syrup and sugar, Mrs. C. A.
Raiche; maple syrup and sugar, Nels
Robideau: maple sugar, Mrs. L.
! ROCKFORD.
WOMEN'S EXHIBITS.
Hastily arranged in this department
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