Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-10-09
PRIZE lVERS
AT THE KANDIY0HI COUNTY
FAIR, 1912.
Continued from last weekly

e: VEGETABLES.
There were more than 300 entries
in the vegetable department, repre-.
|senting about 60 varieties. There
were 81 entries Of potatoes, 13 Of
onions, % of cabbage, % Of toma-
toes, Is of carrots, etc, with q mum
Der Of new and little known varieties
These exhibits did not include those
of the schools Of the county. The
prize winners We're:
One Peck EARLY Ohio Potatoes
Ole R. Sletten, LIST; Peter Anderson
End; M. O. Flesland, 3rd.
One Peck Burbank Potatoes-Aar-
on Carlson, LIST; Ole Rasmussen, End
J. E. Carlson, 3rd. 49,
One Peck Early Rose Potatoes
Mrs. Mary Hagen, LIST; Nels Mon
son, End; Albert Norling, 3rd.
One Peck Rural New York Pota-
toes-Mrs. W. E. Somerville, LIST; Al
bert Monsoon, End; Aaron Carlson,
Bird.
One Peck Melted Gem-John Berg
man, LIST; Peter Anderson, End; P.
H. Frye, 3rd.
One Peck Any Variety-M. O.
Flesland, LIST; Ed. Christopherson,
End; H. Craswell, Ord.
Display of Potatoes (not less than
5 varieties)-Henry johnson, LIST.
IL Peck Wetheusfeld Onions-P.
H. Peterson, LIST; Louis S. Moline,
End.
70 Peck Yellow Danvers Onions
John Ahlstrom, LIST; Thomas Es-
trem, End; Harold Hennings, 3rd.
~ Peck Red Globe Onions H.
Peterson, LIST; John Ahlstrom, End;
Mrs. Helen Campbell, 3rd.
- Peck Turnip Blood Beet-Mrs.
P. j. Nelson, 1st; Mrs. Helen Camp
bell, 2nd; Mrs. Mary Hagen, 3rd.
One Peck Long Blood Beet-Albert
Monsoon, LIST.
One Peck Mangel Wurzel Beet
Nels HORT, LIST; A. P. Brandt, End;
N. P. Nelson, 3rd.
One Peck Rutabagas-Mrs. C. A.
Johnson, LIST; Aaron Carlson, End ;
Albert Norling, 3rd.
One Peck White Turmips-High
School Agri. Dept, 1st; P. H. Frye,
End; Aaron Carlson, 3rd.
- Dozen Carrots, for Stock-Nels
Hort, LIST; N. P. Nelson, End; John
KaIlevig, 3rd.
One Dozen Carrots, for Table, Any
Variety-Mrs. Mary Hagen, LIST; L. j.
Edgren, End; Freddie Brohm, 3rd.
- Dozen Parsnips-Charlie Mel
son, LIST; P. A. Ecklund, End; Chester
Galliford, 3rd.
One Quart Picking Cucumbers
(Gherkins) John Ahlstrom, LIST;
Mrs. W. E. Somerville, End; Albert
Norling, 3rd. ..5>s -.
Two Head Cabbage, Any Variety
Hugh McRae, LIST; Aaron Carlson,
End; High School Agri. Dept, 3rd.
Two Watermelons-Nels Monson,
LIST; Mrs. D. Monson, End; Jennie o.
son, 3rd.
Two Musk Melons-John ALL
strom, LIST; Mrs. Helen Campbell,
End; P. A. Eklund, 3rd.
Six Head Celery, Any Variety
P. A. Eklund, LIST.
Two Egg Plants-Mrs. Helen
Campbell, LIST.
Six Peppers, Any Variety Mrs.
Helen Campbell, lst; John Ahlstrom,
End; John Bitterness, 3rd.
Three Kohl Rabi-Mrs. Mary Hag-
en-, LIST; A. Dokken, End; Sigfrid Nell
son, 3rd.
- Peck Hand Picked Navy Beans
Henry johnson, LIST; Nels Monson,
End; John Ahlstrom, 3rd.
12 Peck Swedish Brown Beans
John Ahlstrom, LIST; Oliver Erickson,
End; L. J. Edgren, 3rd.
Ten Tomatoes, Early Red-Mrs. D.
Monson, LIST; P. H. Frye, End; Mrs.
Helen Campbell, 3rd.
Ten Tomatoes, Late Red-L. J.
Edgren, LIST; Louis Halvorson, End |;
P. A. Eklund, Bird.
One Quart Tomatoes, Yellow Pre-
serving-Nels HORT, lst; John Wick
lund, 2nd; L. J. Edgren, 3rd.
One Quart Tomatoes, Husk
Ground Cherry)-Martha Larson,
1st; Mrs. W. L. Noren, End; Mrs. D.
Monsoon, 3rd.
Cucumbers for Table Use-John
Ahlstrom, LIST; Albert Monsoon, End ;
Mrs. W. E. Somerville, 3rd.
Parsley, 1 Plant in Pot-Max
Sherman, LIST.
LARGEST SPECIMENS OF GAR
DEN VEGETABLES-NOT
DEFORMED.
Largest Beet-C. L. McNelly, LIST.
Largest Cabbage-G. J. Bjornberg,
LIST.
Largest Cucumber-Mrs. Ernest
Person, LIST. ..-
Largest Onion-John Ahlstrom,
LIST; Harold Hennings, End:
Largest Watermelon-Nels Mon
son, LIST. ..- -s:.:,. 4.
Largest Potato-Albert Monson.
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