The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-13
CORN
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BEST colt unQer Z yearS-Pnll AUSTIN,
one $3.50 pair trousers, given by E. B.
Klein.
Best 3 year old draft stallion-Belt
Byram. 81 stallion bride. given by
Sinners Harness store.
Best grade mare any age-Phil Aus
tin, $35 weeder, given by the Frank
Lynch Co.
Grain Department.
Best ten ears Northwestern dent
ond IS.
Best ear Northwestern dent-T.
Twichell, first 81.
Best ten ears Minnesota $50. P.
Dahlen, first $40; Raymond Dahlen,
s..
Best ear Minnesota $50. P. Dahlen,
first 81.
Best ten ears Rustler White dent
]. c.. Krafthefer, first IS; Edward Dit
mer, second 81.
Best ear Rustler White dent-Ed-
ward Dittmer, first 81.
Best ten ears any other variety
dent-(Golden dent), O. P. Dahlen,
first So; Herman HalIand, second 81:
Best ten ears, White Or Yellow flint
Aug. Erbstoesser, first IS; Gust Som
merfield, second SO.
Best ear mite or 1eIlOW Ilnt-
August Erbstoesser, first 81.
Best ten ears pop corn-O. p. Dan
len, yellow ribbon; Mrs. J. *. Burley.
red ribbon.
Best ten ears sweet corn. any variety
A. NJ. Smith, yellow ribbon; Fl. P.
Cooper, red ribbon.
Best ear of corn, any variety-M. A.
Grommesh, first 81.
Sweepstakes, best ten ears n Vart-
ETY. shown-SpeCial premium Of n
$32 c%ultivator, donated by Deere &
Weber Co., awarded to O. P. Dahlen,
Kindred, N. D., on Minnesota 13.
Wheat.
Fife, any variety-Dennis Ford, first
81: John F.. Zimmerman, second 81.
Blue Stem-Jos. Runck, first 81;
Barney Bracht, second 81.
Macaroni-T. E. Meyers, first 81.
Velvet Chaff-Phil Austin, first 81;
NJ. A. Grommesh, second 81.
Winter-Amenia & Sharon Land Co.,
first 81.
~Oats-John F. Zimmerman, first 81;
John Sinner, second 81.
Barley-Phil Austin. first 81; JOS.
Runck, second 81.
Rve-Jog. Runck, first 50; j. r. Wat
son. second 81.
Flax-Wm. Askew, first 81.
Millet-Julius Weber, first 81. .
Red clover seed-Wm. AskeW, FIRST
50; Seth Miner, second 81.
Special Premiums.
Donated by Randall, Gee & Mitchell.
Best peck Of ffe-Dennis Ford. 50.
Rest peck of Blue Stem-Jos. Runck,
Best peck of Velvet Chaff-Phil Aus
tin, S.. a.
Best peck of barley-Phil Austin. S..
Best peck of oats-John F. thinner
man, IS.
Vegetables.
Largest pumpkin-Iver A. Madison,
first 81; Herman Roloff, second oo
cents.
Largest Squash-Miss L. c. Nese-
meier, first 81; second SO cents.
Potatoes-Early Ohio-Mrs. Ii. n
Bulls, first 81; second SO cents.
Early Triumph-Mrs. J. K. Burley'
second SO cents.
Any late variety-Frank Bordner,
first 81; Barney Bracht, second 5O
Onions-Iver A. Madison, first SO
cents; Conrad Schobinger, second 20
cents.
Cucumbers - Theo Miles. first so
cents; Seth Miner, second % cents.
Carrots-Gust Sommerfield, first 90
cents; T. Twichell, second rs cents.
Cabbage-Mike Grommesh, first 81
cents; Mike Nelis, second rs cents.
Tomatoes-Fred White, first 81
cents; H. F. Roberts, second rs cents.
Peppers-Mrs. G.. O. Goodrich, first
SO cents; second rs cents.
Beans - Henry E~itenmueller, first
so cents; Chas. Hasse, second %
cents.
Sugar beets-J. B.. Ries, first SO
cents; Theo Miles, second rs cents.
Mangoes-Jos. Roden, first SO cents;
Tyler Sprake, second % cents.
Apples.
Wealthy-Phil Austin, first so cents;
H. F. Roberts, second Is cents.
Duchess - Martin Larson, first So
cents; w. w. Brown, second rs cents.
Hibernal-Martin Larson, first SO
cents; Miss Bess Cruden, second 20
cents.
Grabs 49, Chas. T%ritchler, first so
cents; VIM. Iwen, second rs cents.
Smith-Mrs. D. s. Smith, first so
cents; Mrs. T. ]. Edwards, second 20
cents.
N. w. Greetings - w. ". Brown,
first so cents; Phil Austin, second %
cents.
Maiden Blush-Emil Boettcher, first
SO cents.
Okabena-W. W. Brown, first SO
cents.
Wolf River-W. W. Brown, first SO
cents.
Charley Moff-wm. Watt, first so
cents.
Special premium awarded for best
plate Of five, any variety, by the Big
Store, one sack flour, to Chas. Trit-
chler.
Canned Goods.
Gooseberries--Mrs Will Laird, first
SO cents.
Pears-Mrs. Will Laird, first so
cents; Mrs. E. Charleston, second %
cents. ..... g., g. sr " ~.
Peaches-Mrs. Will Laird, first so
cents; Mrs. e. Charleston, second rs
cents.
Plums 49, Mrs. Will SIM, first 50
cents.
Raspberries-Mrs. Jas. McKinnon,
first so cents; Mrs. H. II. Walters,
second rs cents.
misunderstanding Will Laird, first
so cents; Agnes Cotant, second %
cents.
Currants-Mrs. Will Laird, first so
cents; second rs cents.
Jams or Buffers.
Apple-Mrs. Frank Bordner, first SO
cents.
Grapefruit S. McRoberts, first so
cents.
Peaches-Kenneth s. Dunn, first so
cents.
Blackberry-Lulu s. McRoberts, first
so cents; Mrs. Will Laird, second IS
cents. s..'
Raspberry-Mrs. A. A. Walker, first
so cents; Mrs. Will Laird, second rs
cents.
Strawberry-Mrs. Will Laird, first
so cents. s&&<
Tomato-Mrs. Will Laird, first 10