The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-09-30
Pomona Meeting
We'll Attended,


The members Of Seward Pomona No.
85 held their second meeting in Grange
Hall, Baraga township, last Saturday.
the members Of Baraga Grange enter
tanning them. State Lecturer Miss
Jennie Buell. Of Ann Arbor, r. d. Bal
ly Of Gailord, Deputy State Master r.
N. Seward Of Stephenson and County
School Commissioner Clinton delivered
addresses.
The delegates from Baraga, Coving-
ton and L'Anse Oranges elected Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Girard as delegates to
the State Grange.
The following delegates were pres
ent: Baraga Peter Girard, Robert
Price, Edward Mitchell and ]. G. Err
ickson. Covington = Midos Roberts,
Arthur Stenson, Joseph Bea1prey and
Arthur Younggren. L'Anse-C. H.
Anderson, w. H. Turner, Joseph Pi-
card and Joseph Bushey.
Seward Pomona selected Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Anderson as it's delegates
to the State Grange meeting to be held
in Kalamazoo December 18th.
Covington was chosen as the next
meeting place of Seward Pomona, in
January.
During the session the Baraga lodge
exemplified the work in the subordin-
ate degrees to candidates, the work
being proficient.
The supper and free dance given
were we'll patronized and everyone has
nothing but good words for the even
ing's entertainment, but owing to the
inclemency of the weather. many had
to forego the pleasure Of being guests
Of that jolly good bunch of people, the
Baraga Grangers.
The EXHIBITS.
The display of fruits, vegetables,
grains and grasses Of Baraga township
created considerable interest. The ar
ticles shown were Of the very best and
the prize exhibits were sent to the
copper Country Fair.
After looking over the display, the
judges awarded the honors as follows.
Potatoes. Early Ohio, Chas. Walh-
mer first. Early Rose. Chas. LaJoy
first. Chas. Walhmer second. Beauty
Hebram, Andrew Erickson first, John
Stone second. Noname, Peter Girard
first, A. Serard second. National, Pet
er Girard first. Rural New Yorker,
Chas. Walhmsr first, John Stone Sec
ond. Lincoln, A. Sirard first. Sir
Walter Raleigh, Chas. Walhmer first,
John Stone second. Million Dollar, N.
A. Carlson first, VIM. Zilensky second.
Ynoma, Chas. Walhmer first, B. Nett
ner second.
Onions. A. Sirard, 1st.
Oats in grain. N. A. Carlson LIST.
Arvid johnson 2nd.
Buckwheat in grain. II. Lundin 1st.
Spring wheat. Arvid johnson LIST,
Chas. Walhmer End.
Fall wheat. Chas. Walhmer LIST, N.
A. Carlson End.
Rye. Andrew Erickson LIST.
Second growth oats in sheaf. Chas.
Walhmer 1st.
Oats in sheaf. Arvid johnson LIST,
John Stone End.
Fall wheat in sheaf. Red Cross,
Chas. Walhmer 1st.
Spring wheat in sheaf. Peter UNITE
1st.
Barley in sheaf. H. Lundin 1st.
Buckwheat in sheaf. Peter Girard.
LIST.
Green peas in grain. Chas. Walh-
mer 1st.
White peas. Arvid johnson 1st.
Peas on vine. Andrew Anderson LIST.
Red top grass. H. Lundin LIST.
Citron. Andrew Anderson 1st H.
Lundin End.
Celery. H. Lundin LIST.
Hops. H. Lundin 1st.
Red clover. John G. Erickson LIST,
H. Lundin End.
Alsike clover. H. Lundin LIST.
Alsike clover, second crop. H. Lun-
din 1st.
Parsley. H. Lundin lst.
Timothy hay. H. Lundin LIST, John
G. Erickson End.
Timothy, second crop. Andrew An
derson 1st, H. Lundin 2nd.
Dill. H. Lundin 1st-
Pumpkins. Red, B. Neither 1st, A.
Hanson End. Yellow, H. Lundin Let.
Squash. Hubbard, B. Neither lst
Summer, Peter King, lst.
Caulihower. n. Lundin lst John
INowakowski md
Endivs. 3. Nsstnss lst
Purple Top TuruiN ARID johnson
Let.
Whits Txrnip. Arvh Jehnsoa lst
RohIruhk Afvid Jshnssa lst
RstsbagA 3. Luadin ast A. ST.