The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-10-26
PREMIUM WINNERS
OF COUNTY FAIR
LIST OF WINNERS IN THE WON.
EMS AND JUVENILE DE-
PARTMENTS
WOMEN MADE A VERY FINE SHOWING
One of the Best and Most Interesting
Exhibits Of the Fair Mas In the
Women's Department

This week we conclude the list of
premium winners OF the Brookings
county fair, presenting the winners in
the women's and juvenile depart
ments. This las one of the best and
most interesting exhibits at the fair
and the ladies are certainly to be
congratulated for their interest in the
fair. Our attention has been called
to one or two mistakes in the lists
published the last two weeks, and we
will be glad to correct the mistakes
If they are brought to our notice. In
transferring the names from the
books errors are bound to Greer in,
but We want everyone who won a
prize to get the proper credit.
This weeks list is as follows:
Woman's Department.
Household Manufactures, Needle and
Fancy Work.
Rug, Knitted. Mrs. F. H. Barton.
Rug. braided. Mrs. F. H. Barton.
Chair pillow any design. NJ.
~Stoltenberg.
Sample button holes, on 6 different
Materials. Mrs. E. NJ. Karr.
Sample of darning, 6 articles-1.
Mrs. G. r. Sanderson.
Best S yards rag carpet, any pattern
Il. Mrs. F.. H. Barton.
Sewing, to be hand work.
Pair pillow slips. Mrs. Helen
Larsen.
Kitchen apron, most PRACTICAL.
Mrs. G.. r. Sanderson.
Handbag for fancy work.. M.
Stoltenberg. 2. Mrs. ]. B. Evans.
Sheet and pillow slip, plain hem
ming-Mrs. Helen Larsen. 2. Mrs.
Frank Neill.
Samples plain sewing, different
stitches used in household sewing and
patching. Mrs. T. L. Chappell.
Sewing, to be machine work.
Child's dress-1. Mrs. H. c. Tepe.
Woman's underclothes, 8 piece set
i. Henrietta Kremer
Quilts.
Worsted, any pattern-1. Mrs. w.
T. Pratt. 2. Miss Emma Bogstie.
Cotton, patch work.. Mrs. e. A.
Hanson. 2. Mrs. T. l.. Chappell.
L~ounging robe or Kimono. any de-
sign-1. Geneva Knutson.
Sofa Pillows.
Embroidered, in outline. Mrs.
R. r. Lees. 2. Mrs. l.. Mitchell.
Embroidered, in long and short
stitch-1. Mrs. r. r. Lees.
Embroidered, in solid-1. Helen
Biersdorf. 2. Mrs. James Temple.
Any design or material not men,
tioned-1. Helen Biersdorf.
Knitted and Crocheted Work.
Knitted mittens in WOOL. Mrs.
Helen Johnson. 2. Mrs. s. A. Evans.
Knitted stockings, WOOL. Mrs.
H. o. Arneson. 2. Mrs. 8. A. Evans.
Knitted lace, 1 yard. Mrs. Lii
liam Smith.
Crocheted table mats-1. Mrs. H.
o. Arneson.
Crocheted Afghan. Mrs. G. R.
Sanderson.
Crocheted doilies, 81. Mrs. Agnes
Johnson. 2. Hilda Karlestad.
Crocheted lace or edging In cotton,
l yard. Hilda Karlestad 2. Mrs.
Helen Larsen.
Crocheted tidy in cotton-1. Hilda
Ksrlstad.
Crocheted shawl, any yarn-1. Mrs.
w. Fl. Roddle. 2. Mrs. Frank Neill.
Crocheted infants sacque-1. Grace
Yankee.
Crocheted yoke. Hilda Karle-
stad.
Lace Work.
Lunch CLOTH. Laura Sexauer.
Center piece-1. Mrs. e. M. Kari.
2. May B. Austin.
Article in hairpin lace-1. Mrs.
Sam Cornell.
Drawn Work and Hemstitching.
Pair pillow slips, drawn work..
Hattie Olsen.
Table cover, drawn work.. c. H.
Knutson.
Handkerchief, drawn work.. Hat
tie Olsen.
Lunch cloth, drawn work.. Hattie
Olsen. 2. Mrs. J. Mitchell.
Center piece. drawn work-1. Mrs.
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