The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-31
MANY LOCAL women
GET H0N0RS IN
FANCY WORK
Mrs. F. ]. Wilkins Bakes the
Best Bread in County
Juniors do Well.

Never a such interest in the wo-
mems department been more evident
than at this years big Grand Forks
Fair association show. Roth in the
culinary and fabrics the display is
complete and the judges who worked
necessarily in making awards all yes
terday afternoon found the task no
easy one. The class of exhibits was
excellent and there We're numerous
remarkable piecs in tn nedlwork that
showd the wonderful skill of the wo-
men of Grand Forks county. The
awards in these two classes are COM
plete and the prize winners follow:
Fabrics.
Apron, fancy. wlite-First. Eurassc
Vessel: second, Annie Connolly.
Apron, work-First. Mrs. E. j. Will
kins; second. Tillic .Alme.
buttonholes. made in six different
materials-First. Mrs. Jean Taylor.
second. Mrs. T. H. Crews.
Cross stitch, best specimans-
First. Mrs. r. NJ. Hugdal; second.
Mrs. H. ]. johnson.
Crochetted shoulder cape or scarf
First. Mrs. F. B. Fcetham.
Crochetted infants sacque-First.
Mary Morris. Grafton; second, Mrs.
croehetted lace. cotton-First.
Maggie Morrow; second. Mrs. Lula
j. Sclhlechter of Tessenden.
Croehetted lace. Irish. best speci-
men-First. Mae Holton: second. Mrs
James Jarvis. East Grand Forks.
~Crochetted cotton or linen doilies-
First. Eurasse VESSEL; second, Mrs.
Clarence Sheppard.
Hugdal; second. Maggie Hope.
Corset cover, hand made-First.
Maggie Morrow: second, Esther Coli
ton.
Drawn work. best speciman-First.
Mrs. VIM. Dryburgh; second. Mrs. \
H. Thrum. Michigan.
Embroidery. centerpiece in white
First. Mrs. VIM. Dryburgh; second,
s. H. Booth.
Embroidery. centerpiece, colored
linen-First. Mrs. T. A. Bydal, East
Grand Forks; second. Mrs. T. ii
Crews.
Embroidery. Wallachain. best spe-
ciman-Second. Anna Paulson.
Embroidery. Hardanger, lunchcloth
First. Mrs. T. L. Lawson; second,
Mrs. Jim Rice.
Embroidery, Hardanger. hest spe-
ciman. other than Observation-Disclosures,
Mrs. Charles Boehlne. Michigan; Sec
ond, Mrs. Doe.
Embroidery, best specilman eyelet-
First. Mrs. John Wolff. Merrifeld;
second. Mrs. F. NJ. Hugdal.
Embroidery. best speciman of eye
let n French shirtwaist-First.
j. Schlechter. F~essenden.
Embroidery. best speciman Shadow
First.
Embroidery, shirtwaist. cotton or
linen-First, Lena Rugtiv; second,
Mrs. r. NJ; Hugdal.
Embroidery. dresser cover, cotton
or linen, white-First. Mrs. John
Wolff. Merrifield; second. Minnie
Embroidery. solid cotton. or linen.
white-First, Eurasse VESSEL; Sec
ond. Mrs. John Wolf. Merrifeld.
Embroidery. silk on linen-First.
A1rs. Chelton.
Handkerchief. point lace-First.
Mrs. Jean Taylor: second, Mrs. Maude
Handkerchief. Honiton lace-First,
Mrs. Jean TAYLOR.
Handkerchief, hand made, fancy
First. Mrs. Ellen Alguire.
Handkerchief. best collection. four
ar more hand-made-First, Miss An
ma Donnelly; second, Tillie Alme.
Hemstitching, best specimen-First,
Mrs. ]. j. Martin.
infants hood. wood: knit, or GRO
chetted-First. Mary Morris, Grafton;
second. Mrs. G. T. Hendrickson.
Infants dress. handmade-First.
Mrs. ]. j.. Martin: second, Mrs. H. C..
Torrance.
Lace. best speciman-First, Mrs. L.
A. Bydal.
Lace, honiton, best speciman--
First, Mrs. Jean Taylor; second. Mrs.
Maude Lee.
Lace. knitted cotton-First, Mrs.
Ellen Alguire, second, Mrs. w. G.
| Wilkins.
Lace. point. best speciman-First,
Mrs. Maude Lee.
Pillow. sofa, fancy-First, w. G.
Wilkins: second. Minnie Paulson.
Pillow. cross stitch. sofa-First. Til
lie Alme; second. Mrs. Violet Hamlin,