The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-06
THE PREMIUM AWARDS
AT MELLETTE COUNTY FAIR.

Red Radish, Citron; Second on Sheai
Alfalfa. Sweet Potatoes and Satisfy
Mrs. }. p. Norup 1927 won First on
! Hubbard Squash, Mangles: Second on
Table Beets, Rhubarb, Carrots and
Citron.
| Carl Wilson 1926 won First on 1C
Ears White Corn; Second on 10 ears
Flint Corn.
j. l.. Orr 1927 won First on 10 ears
Pop Corn; Second on Ground Cherries
w. ii. Hedrick won First on Stock
Beets, Cantelope, Navy Beans, Gu
cumbers, Musk Melon: Second on
Sugar Beets, Late Cabbage, Tomatoes
Benjamin Larsen who lives i'm 1926
was awarded the $25 time certificate
offered by the First State Bank of
Wood for the best display of garden
and field products, and NJ. III. Weed
of 1927 was awarded the second prize
OF 80 time certificate.
Carl Wilson of 1926 was awarded
the Corn Trophy Cup for the 10 best
ears of corn exhibited at the Fair.
P.J Fort who held the cup last year
gave Mr. Wilson a pretty close run
for the cup this year as he was award
ed first prize in the Yellow Dent class
but the judges decided that the white
corn exhibited by Mr. Wilson was bet
ser than the 10 yellow ears exhibited
by Mr.. Fort. According to the terms
of the award Mr. Wilson will have to
defend his title to the Cup at next
years Fair.
POULTRY DEPARTMENT.
"A. L. Maxwell won first on Light
Brahma Chickens.
M. II. Weed first, and j. G. Cordell
second on Rhode Island Reds.
l.. X. Larsen first on Barred Ply
mouth Rocks.
j. b. Mitchell first on Black Lang
shangs.
w. II. Hedrick first, and NJ. Ii.
Weed second on Indian Runner Ducks
w. II. Hedrick first on Turkeys.
LIVE STOCK.
A. l.. Maxwell won first on driving
team, and M. II. Weed, second.
j. l.. Hardy won first on Brood Mare
Sucking Colt and Draft Team.
j. l.. Scull won second on draft team
&. b. Moore won first on Bull.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. ID. G. Miller won First on Gra-
ham Bread Second on Chocolate Lay
er Cake, Collection of Sour Pickles.
Mrs. Theo Film, First on Collection
of Jellies.
Mrs. M. II. Weed, First on Lemon
Pie, Plate Cookies, Pound Butter,
Collection Sour Pickles; Second on
Angel Food Cake.
Mrs. j. G. Cordell, First on Angel
Food Cake, Chocolate Layer Cake,
Sponge Cake: Second on Graham
Bread.
Mrs. James Carter, First on White
Bread: Second on Sponge Cake.
Miss Eva Vaughen, First on Carmel
Cake; Second on Pound Butter.
Mrs. j. l.. Orr, Second on White
Bread and Plate Cookies.
Mrs Herman Hellekson was award
eel the special prize for the best and
largest collection of canned vegetab-
les, offered by the Brown Mercantile
Co.
Mrs. Jas. Carter was awarded the
special prize offered by the Brown
Mercantile Co for the best loaf of
bread baked from Dictator or Rose
bud Chief flour.
FANCY WORK AND FLOWERS.
Mrs. ID. &. Miller. First on Collec-
tion 3 Potted Plants, Fillet Crochet
Doilies: Second or Eylet Center Piece
Mrs. Theo. Film. Second on Corset
Cover.
Mrs. j. G. Cordell. First on Fillet
Centerpiece. Fillet Sideboard Scarf,
Filet Towel, Crochet Towel. !
Mrs. Issac Kaufman. Second on Cut
Flowers.
Mrs. JAS Carter, First on Fillet Con
set Yoke.
Mrs. Rhodes, First on Eyelet Center
Piece. Colared Embroidery Center
Piece. Coiored Embroidery Lunch
Cloth.
Miss Eva Naughen, First on fancy
Crochet Corset Cover Yoke Second
Oh Crochet Night Gown.
Mrs. J. w. Vaughen, First on fancy
edged Handkerchiefs, Crochet Hand
Bag, Colored Embroidery Table Run
ner, Crochet Night Gown Yoke, Saith
Embroidery Night Gown.
Mrs. w. II. Hedrick, first on Gu,
Flowers.
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