The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1914-09-11
Fred Lewis won first on musk melon

melon, Citron, table beets, Rhubarb
and late Cabbage, and second on
second on sweet corn, six stalks yell
low dent corn and Hubbard squash.
A, IL. Biggerstaff won first on cui
cumbers, sheaf Of oats. sheaf of katiir
corn, squash and pie melon, and sec
ond on parsnips. pie plant and broom
corn.
Simon, Friday won first on Millett.
Frank limerick won second on six
stalks Of cane.
A. j. Krieger won first on early
cabbage and secohd on table beets
and carrots.
Chas. j. Wagner won second on late
cabbage and turnips.
c. p. Jordan won first and second
on apples and crab apples.
UEbin Cachelin won first on pota-
toes and carrots and second on white
onions, lettuce, egg plant and parsley.
Harry Atwood woh first OH cane.
Frank Vogeltanz won first OH pre-
serving tomatoes, Kohlrabi and sugar
beets and second on tomatoes.
Geo. Dengler won first on ten ears
white corn.
w. j. Palmer won the '$25. in gold
for the best display offered by the
First State Bank of Wood, and II. III.
Biggerstatf won the second prize of
$40 offered by the same institution.
There were eight competitors for
these prizes and all had excellent ex-
hibitS.
Martin Juzek won the first prize
for the best display of garden products
by one exhibitor and A. Jonescheit
was awarded second.
Sam Funk was awarded first prize
for the best display of field products
by one exhibitor and +. B. Egleston
was awarded second.
G, p. Jordan was awarded the prize
for the best display of fruit.
In the Poultry Department the fol-
lowing awards were made:
w. j. Egleston won first on ducks
and Mrs. Malott won second.
Mrs. w. H. Hedrick won first on
White Wyandotte chickens.
Geo. Schanbacher won first on Buff
Orpington chickens and Geo. Mitchell
second. tE. &
j. B. Mitchell won first on Lang
shang chickens.
w. f. Palmer won first on Rose
comb Wyandotte chickens.
A. J. Krieger won first on Plymouth
Rock chickens.
In the Poultry department there
was no competition except in ducks
and Buff Orpington chickens.
The following awards were made in
the Indian department:
Luke Hawk won first on squaw corn
and musk melon.
Dave Eastman won second on ten
ears dent corn.
John Clamont won second Oh water
melons and first on Kaffir corn.
Joe Iyott won first on watermelons.
,Josewh Jackson won first on cane.
Ed Little Bald Eagle won first on
squash and cane.
Lucille Duway won first on the best
bead work.
George Schmidt won first on carrots,
ten ears yellow dent corn,
turnips and potatoes and
and second on squash, and 6 stalks
white corn.
Richard Night Chased won second
on potatoes.
Scott Charging Alone won second
on10 ears squaw corn, Kaffir corn and
musk melon.
On the last day baby show was
held at the Agricultural exhibit
building. In the first class babies
under six months of age there were
but two entries and Donna Jane
Bowersox was awarded first prize,and
Herman Elmer Helleckson was given
i
In the second class babies from six
months and under two years there
were eleven entries and Mildred Irene
Bigler'was awarded first and Margaret
Helen Fort was awarded second.
In one class for Indian babies under
six montes of age there were but
three entries and Lucy Red Bear was
awarded first and Elizabeth Jane
Boyd was awarded second.
In the second class, from months
to two years there were but two
entries and Phillip Fallas was award
ed first and Hemlie Leroy Boyd was
awarded second.
In.the Ladies Department the fol-
lowing premiums were awarded:
Mrs. Shotwell won second on night
gown and Lunch cloth in Class 3.
Mrs. Langley won first prize on
pickles i'm Glass 5.
Mrs. L. c. Wood won first on hand
kerchief in Class l, and first on nap
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