Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-10-07

Anna swanson-1st on apple jolly,
Soc. S.
J. A.. swanson-2nd on Patterns
Greening apples, 500.
Ole 9anberg-1st on hemstitched
handkerchief, cotton piece quilt: End
on Rural New York potatoes. Total
$3.50. t<'7S
G. A. syverSon-1St on dorsey and
Guernsey bull three years old, bull
two years old, heifer two years old,
heifer one year old, heifer calf under
one year, herd consisting Of bull, COW,
2 year old heifer, yearling heifer and
heifer calf; End on COW three years
old, heifer one year old, heifer calf
under one year; 3rd on COW three
years old, heifer two years old. Total
$500.
Blanche Struxness-1st on crochet
ed doll cap. special, 50c.
Mrs. W. e. somervtlle-1st on Gu.
cumbers for table use, largest cucum-
Der, largest potato, largest squash,
canned plums; End on peppers, Gu
cumber pickles.; 3rd on yellow pre-
serving tomatoes. Total 37.75.
Richard Soderling-2nd on parsley.
$1.oo.
Esther Sorenson-2nd on Cosmos
flowers, 75c. Special.
Mrs. John strandberg- on rag
carpet, ten yards, $1.00.
Carrie Swenson-1st on Wyan-
dottes any variety, $500.
Arthur Sletten-3rd on special cot
ton plant.
Teckla Soderling-1st on punch
work center piece; End on embroider-
ed pillow cases. Total $1.25.
G. A. Soldering on special pill
low cases, SOC.
signe stam-2nd on child's dress,
special, 25c.
Carl skoog-1st on special dough.
nuts, special apple sauce: ind on
special Cross stitched apron, sponge
cake. Total 1925.
Ellen Skoog-1st on crochet collar;
End on coronation center piece. To-
tai $1.00.
Mrs. A. G. Skoog-1st on canned
tomatoes, zoe.
August Jordine list on Poland
Chinas, boar one year old, boar pig
1914 farrow, SOW pig 1914 farrow, SOW
one year old, SOW pig 1914 harrow,
aged herd boar and three sows, young
herd boar and three sows; End on
SOW pig 1914 farrow, SOW pig 1914 far
row; 3rd on SOW pigs 1914 farrow. To-
tai $4,000.
Olive Swanson-1st on collection of
wild flowers, $1.o0.
Mrs. August Swanson-1st on loaf
of wheat bread, SOC.
Mertle Swanson-2nd on best dress
ed doll, &c.
Mrs. @. o. sand-2nd on rocks, CSC.
Mabel Somerville-3rd on nastur-
tiums, Soc.
Mrs. 8. sundberg-2nd on knitted
socks, 26c.
Lydia Salverson-1st on chocolate
cake; Srd on clover plant. Total 800.
Mrs. John Swanson, Jr.-2nd on
canned plums, green tomato pickles,
angel food cake. Total 75c.
Selma Sletten-2nd on French en-.
broidery center piece, Soc.
John r. Swenson-1st on canned
strawberries, 50c.
Mrs. John swenson, sr.-1st on
ehokecherry Jelly, Wild grape Jolly.
canned gooseberries. Total $50.
N. c. Sorenson-Srd on creamery
butter, $500.
A. G. Sand-2nd on photos (kodak),
landscape or lake views In Kand1yOhi
county, domestic animal scene. Total
500.
Joel Thunstedt-2nd on Rouen
ducks, 75c.
Thos. Thompson-2nd on Jewels
Winter apples, $1.oo.
Manda Thompson-1st ON hem
stitched handkerchief, Soc.
Elmer Thompson-srd on hand pick,
ed Swedish brown beans. 76c.
Marjorie Tallman-1st on special
crocheted dolly, Soc.
Margaret Tallman-2nd on special
crocheted dolly, crocheted lace, spec
ial. Total soc.
Gertrude Tallman-1st on Cross
stitched bureau scarf, SOC.
T. Thorson-1st on macaroni wheat,
$500.
Mrs. T. Thorson-2nd on yellow
preserving tomatoes, $1.00.
Mrs. M. O. Thorpe-2nd on wool
piece quilt, soc.
Mrs. J. H. Taylor-2nd on crochet
ed bootees, special, 25c.
Mrs. Vincent-7nd on punch work
center piece, Soc.
Geo. Blinco-3rd on two pic pump
kins, 76c.
Maurice Blinco-1st on two pic
pumpkins, $3.50.
Mrs. E. Wahlstrand-Special End on
strawberry jam, &c.
Jack Wiggins-1st on largest toma-
to, currant Jelly. Total $500.
Mrs. J. A. Wahlstrand-2nd on cro-
Chef dolly, special &c.
n. B.. Zimmerman-1st on Wester.
field onions, Yellow Globe onions, par
ships. Total $3.50.
Sunnyside Club-1st premium on
booth, $500.
Svea Farmers Club-2nd premium
on booth, $1,000.
New London Farmers Club-3rd
premium on booth, $500.
South Edwards Alfalfa Club-4th
premium on booth, $500.
John Pederson-2nd on White Crest.