Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

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The final program of the Mid-Winter |
Fair is taking place this afternoon,
and is atti2tipg many. The farmers
convention doing heap Of good and
the work IL the different departments
the work in the dieerent departments
Of farm life.
Greatest interest however, is attach
ed to- the awards made in the various
departments stsr exhibits and many are
honored with prises for superior dis.
plays. y.
The following awards have been IN.
nounced: s:;,.s. SO.
Following are the awards made in
the cooking department.. Judges Mrs.
Van Liew, J. Horne and Sadie Taylor:
White Bread-First, Mrs. A.. L.
johnson, Devils Lake, $40 hat; second,
Mrs. T. Maloney, Webster. ss pounds
of -four; third, Mrs. Charles Gilbert
son, Devils Lake, 40 pounds of aonr..
Graham Bread First, Ms. D. Meal.
lister. Grand. Harbor, IS pounds Of /
graham aeur; second, Miss Schmidt. !.
Crazy: drayasnak King book. j q.
! Rys Bread ,Fspt, Mrs.; Il Gfee,nbere:
Deria Laks, ies pound sef aosiil.;; ssster I
ond, MIS-, 4. Hanson, Devils 1a,s. m
i Rassin$ Bread siirst, Ma I. Gasrun+
Deyib Lake, a6 pounds ef:aonr. IS
Nut Bfe4a sIat; III. ars;: III i; n WWiili.n- o..
son, DsyvAiis Lake, $50 podtnds ii. sdour..ss
:.:=Rolle- I. f,ss,} .Mra. x::stJ!t Ta1ord; Dew.
lis Lake, $500. Second; .tMiss' Schmidt
crary; dress mailing II book, ::"'; - <:
| s. Baking Powder Biscuits =. fs: Z Ne:
vell, Devils Lake, :dlessmaaaKinnlgg booEi::
Apple Pie Fret, Mrs. T. Maloney..
Webster one :year's: subscription to
! the Journal; second; Mrs.. /. Fullerton,
Devils Lake, one years subscription
to the Journal:
Mince> Pie.Ars r, adaloney, dress.
making book; second, Mrs. II, Fuller.
ton, same. =: .
Lemon Pie-4Mrs. j. Maxson, Devils
Lake, dressmaking book; second, Thel.
lima Anderson, same. -
custard J. j.: h. Aa1son, one
year, s subscription ia; iJopraal: ~ 8
/ Sponge cake;-'A Mrs. A.: Alexander;
Journal one yesrr; second, ,Adrs: Q. Rsb.
.illard, ribbon; third, Mrs. Tom Ma
loney, riobon.s -
Layer cske&First, Mrs. Carl Hook
800; second, Miss Schmidt, ribbon.
Mahogany Cake-Mrs. J. H. Maxon
ribbon. :"
j Cookies-ri1st, Mrs. F. Brendlin, 5t
fpounds aour; second, Mrs. A. g. Taf
!: Eford, ribbon; third, Mrs. AL. John
son. ribbon.
Fruit Cake-M1s. A. L.. johnson, 81
Doughuuts-Mrs. E. Fenelon, 25 lbs
Of -four.
Summer Sausage-Mrs. John Lawr
Ience, Lawton, $500.
Canned Fruits.
Plums-Mrs. 8. A. Eann, Devil
Lake, $l.oo; second, Mrs. D. McAllis
ter, ribbon; third, Mrs. A. Alexander
ribbon.
Currants-Frst, Mrs. A. J. Tufford
$1.OO.
!, June Berrios-Mrs. A. G. Tufford
drossmaking book; second, Mrs. Ro
bert Mckay, ribbon.
Gooseberries-First, Mrs. John Lang
8 Webster, $l.0o; second, Mrs. Tom Ma
b loney, ribbon;
a Raspberries Mrs. D. McAlister, 81
u second, Mrs. Gus Miske, ribbon; third
!. Mrs. A.. Alexander, ribbon.
q Strawberries-Mrs. A. G. Th6ord
one year Journal; second, Mrs. Thoma
Maloney, 41.oo.
;, Best collection of Jellies-Mrs. Pet
h er Glerum, 5000; second, Mrs. I. Ful
q lerton, $1.oo; third, Mrs. D. McAliste
( stock book.
n Best collection Of Canned Fruits
IS First, Mrs. r.. Mckay, Grand Harbo,
k $500; second, Mrs. A. G. Tuhord, 81.
third, Mrs. G. P. Gunderson, $l.oo.