Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-10-06
Premium Winners at 1916 Rusk Co. Fair

Worden, second; Mrs. A. J. Win
nige, 1 second.
&c exhibitors, 371 entries.
Educational
Open to all Glasses of Schools
Virginia Tate, firsts; Elizabeth,
Ryall, 3 firsts; Susan Siglin, 2
firsts, second; Margaret Wegner,
2 firsts; Mrs. Lille Goode, first,
2 seconds; Walter Helm, first, 1
second; Elmer Anheir, first, 1
second; Anna Sedmihradski, 2sec-
onds; Ester Kehl, 2 seconds; Olym-
| pi Elbow, first; Emma Fond, 1
first; Bruce Smith, first; Elmer
Schug, 4 first; Rohrig, 1 first;
Floyd Sabin, first; Lanys Simon,
4 first; ZELDA Connor, 1 first; Miss
Merklin, 1 first; Leona Zimple, 1
first; Violet CCurttis, 1 first; Ruth
Shattuck, first; Thelma Christen-
sen, 4 second; Miss Lee, second;
Musgrove, second; Mildred Han
sen, second; Hazel Leighty, sec
ond; Elda Mccain, second; Al
freda Rohrig, second; Mary Nc
Knight, 1 second; Lucy Diamond,
| 1 second.
Open to High School and Train
ing School.
Miss Musgrove, 1 first, second;
Miss Lee, first, second; Leone
| Zimple, 2firsts, 4 second; zelda
Connor, first, second; Floyd Sa-
bin, 4 first, second; Elmer An
heir, 1 first, second; Miss Mer-
kiln, first, 1 second; Dorothea
Pickering, 4 first; Oakman Upper,
first; Walter Helm, first; Edna
! Huxtable, first; Fred Wood,
first; R. B. Woodwork, 1 first;
Virginia Tate, first; Arthur No
votne, first; Lucy La Blanc,
first; Margaret McNair, second;
| Anna Sedmihradski, second; EN-
ma Fond, second; VIM. Goocher,
4 second; Bruce Smith, 1 second;
| Ralph Hebard, second; Clarence
j Wegner, second.
Fifth and Sixth Grades
South Side School, firsts; Miss
King, firsts, second; Vina Mar
| rier, 4 first; Miss Grow, first;
Miss NoteWare, 2 seconds.
i Fourth and Fifth Grades
! Miss Lightbody, 2 firsts, 1 second,
Miss Nelson, first, 2 seconds Katie
Wisniewske, 1 first; Miss Crow,
1 first; Agnes Purcell, 4 first; Dom
ma Barry, 4 first; Elna Fish, Sec
oRd; Carl Skilbred. second.
| Third Grade
Miss Noteware, s firsts, second;
Gladys Delhi, 4 first; Miss Grow, 2
seconds; Robert Dietze, 4 second;
i Almond Haney, 1 second.
Rural Schools
Dorthea Pickering, 6 firsts, 1 sec
ond; Gertrude Shoop, 2 firsts,
second; Harold Weston, 2 firsts 4
second; Elizabeth Ryall, 2 firsts;
Leon Pickering, firsts; Mrs. Lille
Goode, first 4 seconds; Alfred
Rohrig, first, second; BESSIE
Tate, first, 1 second; Kennith
Matzinger, first, second; Isaac
Ryall, first; Hilda De Pew, A first;
Evelyn Hasson, first; Ida Gunder-
son, first; Elma Nelson, 1 first;
Carrie Gunderson, 4 first; Mike
Rusek, first; Jessie Sergent, 1
first; Edna Wellhausen, first;
Clarence Wegner, 4 first; June Rol-
Inns, 4 first; Harry Peterson, first;
Robert Dietze, first; Pauline
Deerwester, 1 first; Oscar Lund-
gren, seconds; Alfred Rohrig, 1
second; Violet Rollins, 1 second;
Alice Bollman, 4 second; Mary Do
sedel, 1 second; Margaret Wick 4
second; Allen Plummer, second;
Flora Peterson, second; Beatrice
Sibly, 1 second; Carl Skilbred, 4
second; Dorthy Drake, 1 second;
John Plummer, 1 second; Philip
Mehle, second.
155 exhibitors, 4O3 entries.
Potato Clubs
Green Mountain PotatOes-first,
Ladysmith Potato Growers Associ-
alton; second, Bruce Potota Grow
ers Association; third, Weyerhau-
ser Potato Grower Association.
Rural New Yorker Potatoes-first,
Ladysmith Potato Growers Associ-
alton; second, Weyerhauser Pota-
to Growers Association.