The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-10-26

Frank. " eidkemp, second.
White Turnlps-H. Wander Mel
first.
Beets-P. d. Dykstra, first; Minnie
Worthen, second
Cabbage, early-Knute Aker, first:
F. +. Hanscom, second.
Cabbage, late-White 4 Langell, frs
Peter Haak, second.
j, Cauliflower-Robert Burns, first; p.
: ID. Dykstra, second
j Celery-W. r. Hawke, first and
second.
Sugar Beets-D. F. Smith, first;
:. Aug GOsch, second.
Cucumbers-Mrs. A Tucker, first;
Mr.. Stegnk, second.
Sweet COrn-A. bunker, first; c.
j. Polinger, second.
Tomatoes-J. b. McPhail, first
: Onions-Robert A. Mcleod, first;
VIM. Lauckhart, second
Pumpkins-Enin Baas, first; c. &.
Lund, second.
Squash, Hubbard-Geo. Gustin, first;
Lyle Vail, second, Minnie Worthen,
first special.
Beets Stock-G. J. Polinder. first;
Mrs. Muir, second.
Garden Peas-Geo. Baer first.
: Squash. IL. Burr, first: Mrs A.
w. Wheeler, second.
Kale-Nels Jacobson, first; ARA
Palmer second.
Kale Curley--Mr. Stegnk first;
Mrs. j. d. Helder, second
Sun FlOwer--Mrs. +. r. Allen, first;
P. ID. Dykstra, second.
Rhubarb-Chap Bayes, first; T. II.
Smith, second.
String Beans-Luella Smith, first;
Mrs. l.. NJ. Sprague, second
Field Beans-Geo Baer, first; Mrs
. w. H. Elder, second.
Best Collection of Vegetables grown
by EXhibitor-A. II. Frasier, first;
}. +. Donahue, second
: GRAIN.
Best Sample Oats, Sheaf-T. il.
, Smith, first; Chas Galbraith, seconu.
Best Sample Oats, Tnreshed-M.
Wander Griend, first; Wander Yacht,
and Define, second.
Wheat in Sneaf-T. H. Smith, first;
Is. &. CraDtree, second.
Wheat, Threshed-A. Benson first;
d Garret Wander Griend second
Blue Stem-Vander Yacht and DE
t Line, first; A. Swensen, second.
Barley, Sheaf-A Benson, first.
Y. Barley, Threshed-A. Benson, liist.
Timothy in Straw-Geo. Baer, first.
st. G. &. Osgood, second.
m. Clover in Straw-r. II. Smith, first;
Seis Henderson,, second.
st. Alfalfa, in Straw. r. Bodine.
first; Geo. Baer, second.
IS. Collection OF Grains mad Grasses.
in Sheaf-T. H. Smith, first; Geo
r. Baer, second.
d. Flax-H.. Wander Mel, first.
t. Field Peas-Jake De Baer, first; A.
Benson, second
t; Tobacco, special-H. Wander Mel,
first
n. CitrOns-Wm. Lauckhart, first.
Buckwheat-Mrs. f. Il. Allen, first
IS, CANNED FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
Best Collection of Fruit in GLASSES
H. Mrs. J. e. Curry, first; Chap Bayes.
second.
81 Best Can of Cherries Mrs. J. H.
Banfil, first; Mrs. J. q. Curry, Sec
a. Ond.
ec Best Can of Plums-Chap Bayes,
first; Mrs. j. C.. Curry, second.
:. best Can of Pears-Mrs. }. ..
c Curry. first Mrs. +. h. Wolf, second.
Best Can of RaspberriesA y.
Cloud, first; Mrs. Geo. Worthen, Bec-
ond.
u Best can of Peaches-Eva Bentley,
>, first; Mrs. A. bunker, second.
~ Best Display Canned Vegetables
Mrs w. H. Elder, first; Mrs. A.
- bunker, second.
Best Collection of Jelly in Glasses
- Mrs w. H. Elder, first; +. T.. Hans
j.. com, second.
- Best Collection of Preserved Fruit
. f. E. Hanscom, first; Eva Bentley,
- second.
-. Italian Prunes-B. Meindrinck. first;
~ Chap Bayes, second.
Dried Frut-Mrs c. Boehringer,
- first.
Best Display of Canned Fruits,
Mrs. J. J. Stark, first.
A ART
n. Oil Panting-Mrs. r. r. Helder,
first; Mrs. Shinn, second.
It. Water Colors ELLA Baer, first and
VI second.
Burnt Wood-Mrs. Helder, first and
l.. second.
China Painting-Knute Aker, first;
na Mrs. Helder, second.
Amateur Photographs-A. b. Voss,
n first. =.
n. Specials-Mrs. II. Van Patten, mot
to, first Geo. A. Baer, pen and Ink
n sketch, second.
a- Curios-Mrs. Geo. Bruins, silver belt,
once worn by bride of Norway, 800
years old, first; Bead work, Gertie
Haak, first; Mrs. Rheinhardt, needle
work done by her mother, nearly
~ ninety years ago, first.
a. Baby ShOw-Mrs. A. Pierce, Bell
rst ingham, first; Mrs. Will Heaton, Lyn-
den, second; Mrs. Dick Harry, Lyn-
-g- den, third.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
'ro pest D,snlav OF Finished Eumber-
m, Tnion Mfg Company. Lynden. first.
IF c., - r,u,ad