The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-09-30
PRIZE j: WINNERS.
List Of Special, Sweepstake and Special
Prize Winners at County Fair.

fair of the Mile Laos County Agrl-
cultural society, and the names of
winners are given hereunder
G. A. Raiche of Greenbush, and e.
w. Howard each received rocking
chair from the Eyens Hardware Co.,
for having the best half peck OF
clover and timothy seed, respec-
lively.
John Wilhelm of Princeton had the
best collection of potatoes, consisting
of four standard varieties, and re-
ceived the So parlor lamp offered
by A. E. Allen & Co.
Mrs. A. Bryson was the recipient
of the pair of ladies shoes offered by
A. S. Mark & Son for the best dis
play of jellies. -
Robert Clark of Greenbush carried
off the Sc table, lamp offered by G.
H. Nelson for the best collection of
vegetables.
Jas. Brown of Baldwin had the best
display of ear corn, and was awarded
the set of Rogers Bros. 1847 knives
and forks offered by the Galley Hard
ware Co.
Mrs. Louis Rocheford of Green
bush received the water set offered
by the Fair Store for the best dis
play of canned fruits.
Mrs. NJ. B. Anderson of Bogus
Brook was awarded the pair of ladies'
shoes offered by S. Long for the best
display of dairy butter.
AS usual the Princeton Roller
Mill offered two 90 sacks of 100 per
cent flour for the best loaf of bread
and biscuits made from 100 per cent
-four, one SO ID. sack for the second
best, and a 40 Id. sack for the third
best. Mrs. Nose Jesmer of Prince
ton secured the first prize, Mrs. N.
S. Corteau of Greenbush second, and
Mrs. Henry Carlson of Long Siding
third
Albert Gebert won the sweepstake
prize of SIS for the best collection of
vegetables: grain and grasses. John
Wilhelm was awarded 81 as sweep
stake prize on potatoes.
For the hest collection of vegeta-
bles Robt. Clark was awarded first
sweepstake, S.. and Walter Mark
End, So.
Following is list of live stock
exhibitors to whom prizes were
awarded at Mile Laos county fair:
Percheron mare and colt-John
McCool 1st 81; Fred Florn, I'd, So.
Belgian mare and colt-Wm.
Gebert lst, 81; John Byle. I'd, SO.
Trotting strain-Henry Holthus
lst, 81; c. F. McGonagle I'd, So.
Percheron stallion-Geo. Kiel lst,
|$7.
Belgian stallion-W. T. Cromwell
lst, 81.
Draft team-Geo. Orion 1st. $40;
Michael Mahoney I'd, So.
Percheron FLY, years old-Flory
Kempton 1st, IS: Sam Droogsma I'd,
49,
Carriage team-Sam Droogsma 1st,
ISIS.
CATTLE
Shorthorn BULL hnson Bros. lst,
$40.
Shorthorn heifer-Martin Speice
lst, IS.
Hereford bull-Johnson Bros. 1st,
$40. :.
Hereford bull, 2 years old-Sam
Droogsma 1st, 81.
Hereford cows-Sam Droogsma lst
and I'd, SILL.
Hereford yearling heifers-Sam
Droogsma 1st and I'd. SO.
Hereford heifer calves-Sam
Droogsma 1st and I'd, SO.
Holstein bull-P. W. Jensen 1st,
$40; G. N. Parks I'd, IS. -
Holstein yearling bulI-C. Nelson
lst, IS; G. N. Parks I'd, SO.
Holstein bull calves-P. W. Jen-
SUI 1SG anu "a, 10.
Holstein cows-P. W.. Jensen lst
and I'd, S1l.
Holstein heifers, 2 years old-P.
W. Jensen 1st and I'd, 49,.
Holstein heifers, yearling-C. N.
Parks lst, SIS; P. ". Jensen I'd, So.
Ayrshire bull-R. E. Lynch 1st.
$40
Ayrshire bull calves-R. E. Lynch
1st and I'd, SIS.
Ayrshire cows-R. E. Lynch 1st
and I'd, S11.
Ayrshire heifer calves-R. E.
Lynch lst and I'd, So -.
Ayrshire bull, 2 years-R. E.
Lynch 1st, 81
Aberdeen Angus bull-Fred Muir
ply 1st, $40 =
Grade dairy cows-Mrs. F. M. PEN
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