Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-09-08


best J dozen biscuits. loo pounds
Fancy Patent Flour for the best dis
play of baking which must include
at least one loaf of bread, half
dozen biscuits, one cake, two kinds
of pies; all made from Arlington
Mill Flour. This flour for sale by
AupperIe Grocery Co, made at
Arlington, Mimi, from Minnesota
wheat.
JOSEPH T. BENNETT
One 25 pound pail Hess Stock Food
TO owner of best Jersey helfer Calf
exhibited at fair. Same to owner
of best Shorthorn bull calf exhibited
at fair. Same to owner OF best
black Angus bull calf exhibited at
fair. Same to owner of best Here
ford bull calf exhibited at fair.
BAXTER & DRAPER
Special premiums for Grant Co
Cows: For the COW of any breed or
age, owned in Grant Co, producing
the most butter fat, from milking,
Wednesday night, Thursday morn
ing and night, and Friday morning
and night during the fair. Cows
must be on the grounds and MIXED
under the supervision of a com
mittee appointed by the fair asso
citation. The milk to be weighed
and sampled by the committee, and
tested at the Lancaster Creamery.
Contestants may enter as many
COWS as desired, but only one prem
ium will be awarded to a single
party. First premium SIS. 90 suit OF
clothes. Second premium $1,000
suit of clothes.
JOHN SCHREINER & SONS
will give So. 90 in merchandise for
best half-dozen baking powder bis
cults made with Our Own" brand
baking pc wder; 50 90 in merchan-
disc for second best; $1.00 in mer-
chandlse for third best. Our Own"
brand baking powder packed in pint
Mason glass jars at Csc each. For
sale only by John Schreiner q Sons.
ORTON-HALEY co.
Clothiers and Mems Outfitters, will
give fine pair of $3.50 gloves for
the best map of Grant Co, drawn
by boy under 10 years of age. A
fine pair of 81 so mittens for the
best peck of yellow dent corn A
fine So 90 hat for the best peck of
early potatoes. A fine 81 so shirt
for the best peck of white oats.
GOLDSTEIN & TUCK WOOD
will give one pair mems Stoughton
handmade shoes to the person ex-
hibiting at the fair the best 40 or 80
pound tub OF Diary Butter They
will also give one pair @. d. Justrite
81 80 corsets to the lady or girl ex
hibiting at the fair the best hand
embroidered Corset Cover.
T.. F. ORION
will give one half barrel ''Madelia's
Best" Flour to the housewife ex-
hibiting at the Grant County Fair
the best three or more loaves of
bread made from this brand of
flour. He will also give a half
barrel of Purity" Winter Wheat
Flour to the housewife exhibiting
at the fair the best three or more
loaves of bread made from this
brand of flour.
WILLIAM HUGHETT
will give fifteen dollars cash, in
special premiums as follows: For
the best sucking colt on exhibition
al the fair, sired by MEDIATOR" first
prize $40 90, second prize SIS 90.
Premiums to be paid at the fair
grounds as soon as the exhibits are
decided upon.
IRA MURPHY
will give a special premium for
colts sired by Baron Nitron; 1st Sc,
End 81. Colts whose dams were
bred to his stallion in 1908 are
eligible.
THE BOSTON STORE
will give pair of mems $500 DR..
Reeds Cushion Shoes to the one re
ceiviDg the first premium on the
best draft horse colt
L. ALT & SONS
Will give to the person exhibiting
the best quart or two quart jar of
canned peaches in Ats special prem
ium department at the fair, first
prize of one bushel very best can
ming peaches; will also give as a
second prize for same exhibit one
half bushel very best canning pea
cbes.
ORTON'S STUDIO
Karl F. Orion, proprietor Orton's
Studio, will give one dozen cabinet
photographs, value $500, for the
prettiest baby between the ages of
six and eighteen months, exhibited
on the platform in front of the grand
stand at the fair at one o'clock p. m.
on the last day of the fair. Photos
NAV be of baby taking the prize