The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-13

Best piece cross stitch-Mrs. Roy Ks
Potter, first, rs cents; MIS-. A. M
Smith. second. so cents. =
Best embroidered towel-Mrs. J. +
Murtinger. first, 81; Mrs. A. M. Smith,
second. so cents. y
Best embroidered pillow cases-Mrs.
Geo. Stanley, first, 81; Emir Morton,
second, SO cents. II
Best piece punch work-Mrs. A. NJ.
Larson, first, 81; Mrs. F. J. Stumpfs
second. so cents.
Best piece Hardanger-Mrs. DR.. MIL
Ter, first, IS cents; Mrs. D. S. Smith.
second, so cents.
Best piece drawn work-Mrs. c. G,
Reynolds, first, 81; Mrs. ]. e. Metcalt'
second, SO cents.
Handsomest embroidered waist or
dress-Mrs. julius Weber, first, 81.
Handsomest piece hand trimmed q
derwear-Mrs. Geo. Stanley, first. 81;
Mrs. VIM. Gallup, second, SO cents.
Handsomest hand made lunch cloth
Mrs. DR.. Miller, first. 81; Mrs. L.. 4.
Correll. second, so cents.
Best hand made sofa pillow cover
top-Mrs. A. M. Smith, first, 81; Mrs.
DIR. Lier, second, so cents. ~.
Best piece French embroidered eye
let-Mrs. c. Jensen, first, 81; Mrs. A.
G. Bucholz, second, so cents.
Best piece crochet mot WOOD-Mrs.
H. B. Hawley, first, 81; Mrs. Richard
Morton. second, so cents.
Best piece wool crochet-Mrs. A. D.
South, first, rs cents; Mrs. Geo. Stan
ley, second, so cents.
Best piece fancy knitting-Miss Ella
Echternach, first, 81.
Best piece cluny-Mrs. M. G. Kittel,
first. 81: Mrs. M. G. Kittel. second, SO
cents.
Best piece Battenberg-Mrs. J.. e.
Duncan, first, IS cents; Mrs. G.. S.
Churchill, second. so cents.
Best piece point lace-Mrs. g. s.
Churchill, first, rs cents; Mrs. w. r,
Reed. second. so cents.
Prettiest tatting-Mrs. VIM. Gallup.
first, 81; Mrs. w. r. Reed. second. so
cents.
Prettiest fancy bag-Mrs. Andrew
Roden, first, rs cents: Mrs. Peter
Haehn, second, so cents.
Prettiest quilt (not silk)-Mrs. J. w.
Dixon, first. 81; Mrs. G. o. Dalrymple,
second. so cents.
Prettiest silk qulft-Mrs. Richard
Morton, first, 81; Mrs. Kate Woodside.
second. so cents.
Prettiest hand made child's dress
Mrs. w. T. Sprake, first, 81; Mrs. c.
Jensen, second, so cents. =
Best piece hand made needle work
by child 10 to IS years Of age-Myrtle
Schwart, first, 81; Mary Sinner. sec
ond, so cents. Six to 10 years of age
Frances Jeffries. first. 81; Elizabeth
Reed, second, so cents. Children IN
der 5-Marian South, first, 81: Geo. D..
Griffith, so cents.
Plants and Flowers.
Best display of phlox-Mrs. H. L.
Fowler, first. 81.
Best display cut fowers-Miss A. NJ.
Dyer, first, so cents; Miss A. M. Dyer,
second, rs cents. -.
Single Boston fern-Mrs. K. Eyers,
first. so cents. -.
Single rubber pIant-Mrs. NJ. G..
Straus, first, so cents; Mrs. M. G..
Straus. second, 25 cents.
Single asparagus sprengeri-Ken-
meth s. Dunn, first, so cents.
Single Arancaria pine-Mrs. M. G..
Stratus, first, so cents.
Best display sweet peas-Mrs. w.
Bell. first, SO cents. :
Best display asters-Mrs. K. Eyers,
first, so cents,
JeIlies.
Applicants. T. F. Kohler, frst so
cents; Mrs. A. Adams, second %
cents. -
Currant-Mrs. H. L. Fowler, first so.
cents. 49,.
Raspberry-Mrs. Will Laird, first SO
cents. so
Plum-Mrs. H. H.. Walters, first so
l. IA adIIlS SCSOIld 90 NCllNSs
Crabapple-Mrs. T. F. Kohler, first
80 cents: Mrs. C. o. Goodrich, second
25 cents.
Grape-Gertrude Grieger, first so
cents; Mrs. Will Laird, second rs
cents. =.
Peach-Mrs. R. T. Terrence, first so
cents.
Wild plum-Mrs. w. T. Sprake, first
SO cents; Mrs. A. Adams, second Is
cents. e
Preserves. i.
Applicants. Jas. McKinnon, first so
cents; Mrs. A. A. Walker, second, 25
cents.
B1ackberry-Mrs. Will Laird. first
so cents.
Plum-Mrs. Chas. Tritchler, first so
cents; Mrs. M. ]. Ford, second Is
cents.
Raspberry-Mrs. M. G. straus, first
so cents.
strawberry-Mrs. Will Laird. first
SO cents.
Cherry-Mrs. Will Laird, first SO
cents; Mrs. Lulu S. McRoberts, sec
ond % cents.
Pickles or spieed Fruits.
Peach-Mrs. Jas. McKinnon, first so
cents; Mrs. E. Bierbauer, second Is
cents. *"'
Pear-Mrs. M. J. Ford, first SO cents.
Mangoes-Mrs. Will Laird, first SO
cents. ~
Melon-Mrs. w. T. sprake, first so
cents.
Chow Chow-Mrs. w. r. Sprake, so.
cents. "
Chill sauce Mrs. A. Adams. first
so cents; Mrs. C, o. Goodrich, second
rs cents.
Caulifower-Mrg. A. Adams. first 80
cents. n
Chutney-Mrs. Lulu S. McRobertssj
first so cents. :
BAKED GOODS DEPARTMENT..
Pies.
Pumpkin-Mrs. II. l.. Fowler, first
so cents.
Apple-Mrs. M. j. Ford, first SO
cents; Mrs. E. B~ierbauer, second 25
cents. ~.
Lemon-Mrs. ;. Swart, first 80 cents;
Mrs. DR.. Arends, second rs cents. go
Plum-Mrs. e. Bierbauer, first so
cents. +
Custard-Mrs. H. L. Fowler, first, so.
cents. =
Bread and Rolls. -
White bread-Allie Bishop, first SO
cents; Mrs. C. o. Goodrich, second. rs
cents. !
Graham bread-Mrs. E., Bierbauer,
first so cents.
Rye bread-Mrs. e. Bierbauer, first
so cents. *--.
Boston Drown bread-Mrs. G. o.
Dalrymple, first so cents.
Plate of light rolls-Mrs. J. McCaul,
first so cents; Mrs. A. Boysen, sec
ond rs cents.
Special premium awarded by the
Owl bakery and H. M. Washburn for.
best loaf of white bread made from
Golden Link -four, Mrs. VIM. Gill, 100