Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-10-01

PRIZE WINNERS At THE: q
kANDlYOHl COUNTY FAIR
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cucumbers; first, best darning.
LOT, Mrs. ]. Second, knitted
mittens. ~. =.
Daleen, A.-First, flowers, spec
ial. * :.. j >,-.s @G- St.
Larson, Harold-First, asters.
Larson, Mrs. A.-Second, silk
embroidered center piece; first, orr
entail table runner. =. :.
Lundquist, Q. E.-Second, dairy
butter, $500. 81.
Lindholm, Peter-Third grade
mare; first grade foal; second mare
and sucking colt, $1,000.
Larson, Jalmar-First, Hiberna]
apples.
>Martinson, Chas.-Seconds on N.
". Greening and Anis apples, $500.
McNelly, C. L.-First on Rhode
Island Red fowls and chicks; second
and third on R. I. R. chicks; second
or one plant parsley, 1925.
McNelly, Mrs. c. L:--First mixed
pickles; second Oriental table run
ner.
Monson, Mrs. Edgar-First lace
work.
Monson, J. D.-Firsts on ruta-
bagas for table use and water mel
| ons; second cabbage, $500.
| Monson, Mrs. j. @D.-Second on
chokecherry jelly.
Miller, Mrs. Emma-First on best
mending and nasturtiums; second on
best darning.
Mossberg, John-First and second
on Rose Comb Buff Leghorn chicks.
Muller, August-First New Ulm
plums; seconds in Transcendant and
| Hyslop crabs and Anisim apples,
$3.50.
Madison, J. P.-Firsts, harness
stallion and jack; second and third
Percheron stallion. $28.00.
Monson, Albert Second ground
cherries; thirds, Lyman crabs and
parsnips.
Mattson, Theodore-First Ouch
ess apples; third, Long6eld apples
second canned fruits, 1925.
Magnuson, Mrs. Fred-First Light
Brahma fowls.
Monson, Nels-Seconds, water
melons and musk melons; third, poI
Monson, Lena - Firsts, early
strawberry crabs, Swedish brown
beans, wax beans in pods, late rec
tomatoes, plum jelly and green to.
mato pickles; seconds, Whitney
crabs, carrot for table; navy beans
early red tomatoes, and canned ap'
pies; thirds, table beet and picking
cucumbers, $13.25.
Monsoon, Mrs. G.-Second vas,
flowers.
Monsoon, Emma-Second handker
chief tatting.,
Monsoon, Elsie-Second embroid
cred towels.
Matthias, ~Levy-Thirds, Weaver
plums and one plant kale.
Millard, Cifford-First swee
peas.
Willard, Elsie-Second white en-
broidered center piece.
| Monsoon, Amanda Firsts, dar]
cookies and canned ground cherries
two special vegetable prizes.
| Mclaughlin, Dorothy-First, hes
sewing, child under six; second GRO
cheted dolls jacket.
! Mcdonald, Mrs. H. G.-Secon'
watermelon pickles.
| Mcdonald, Jane-Second, asters
Magnuson, Wm.-Second, specia
flower, cosmos.
Monson, Mrs. Fred-First, can
ned raspberries.
Moscrip, Geo.-Three specis
poultry prizes.
Nelson, Mrs. P. J.-First, carrc
: pickles; seconds, lace work and dai
' ry butter, $500.
Nelson, Mrs. N. P.-Firsts, Gu
cumbers for table and best collec
: ton potted plants; seconds, spong
cake, one plant Gale, carrots fc
stock, Weaver plums, and Peerles
apples; third, DeSoto plums. 1926
Nelson, Jessie-First punch work
ed centre piece and crocheted sweat
er; seconds, initial pillow cases,co
onation centre piece and drawn wo1
center piece. $500.
n Nelson, Camilla-Firsts, pune
! work waist and stenciled sofa pi
low; seconds, embroidered sofa pi
low and French embroidered wais
$3.50.
dl Nelson, Agnes - Second, burr
r leather work bag.
e Nelson, Fina-First, punch wo7
lunch cloth; second, embroider'
handkerchief.
ri Nelson, Mrs. Ed-second, slice
cucumber pickles.
Il Nelson, Mrs. P. J:-First, fl
wheat. 200.