Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-19

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First. Mrs. Martin johnson, city: nc
1855. Spread. bed. crocheted cot
ton-First, Miss Ida Enger, Daven-
port, n. D.; second, Mrs. Isaac Gran
UNI, Crookston; third, Mrs. Oscar
C~onsineau, Cando.
1867. Table linen, embroidered in-
itial-First, Miss Dora MUNICH Crook
ston; second. Mrs I. N. Lodyen, AL
varado, MINI.
1858. Towel, embroidered. best
specimen-First, Mrs. w. N. Cousi-
neau, Cando; second, Mrs. Agnes
1863. Towel, embroidered in color
First, Miss Alice Hanson, city; sec
: ond, Mrs. C. NJ. Barnes. city.
1870. Towel, embroidered initial
First, Mrs. M. w. Cousineau, Cando;
second, Mrs. Geo. Larson, city; third,
Mrs. G. NJ Barnes, city. +
1571-Towel, lace insertion-First,
Mrs. C.1N. Barnes, city; second, Miss
E.. F~airweather, city. Z !
i 1872. Tatting, insertion or edging
First, Mrs. F. c. zuelsdorf, city,
second, Myrtle Rystad. city; third,
Viola Holland, Grafton; fourth, Miss
Hilda Petersen, Hatton, N. d.
1873. Tatting, handkerchief, best
specimen-First, Mrs. F.. G. FUELS
dorf, city,. second, Mrs. J.. j. Martin,
city; third, Mrs. M. W. Cousineau,
lCando. 4
1874. Tatting, yoke, best specimen
First, Mrs. j. d. Busey, Havana, N.
d.; second, Mrs. e. M. Read, city.
1875. Tatting, dolly, best specimen
No first: second, Miss Hilda Peter
sen, Hatton, N. D. q
1873. Table runner, best specimen
First. Miss Grace Rorke, city; sec
ond, Miss I. N. Lodver; Alvarado,
MINI; third. Mrs. v. F~airweather,
city; fourth, Miss Louise Whiting, city.
1877. Underwear, Handmade, one
piece, best specimen-No first: second,
Miss Emma Eickhorst, Thompson;
third, Edna Weiner, East Grand
Forks, Mimi.
Old Ladies' Glass.
1878. Apron, machine made-First,
Mrs. E. Lee, city; no second.
1879. Crocheted lace or insertion,
best specimen-First, Mrs. e. Lee,
city; second, Mrs. H. Walter, Emer-
ado.
1880. Crocheted lace, flet, best
1 co. N~ |
1881. Embroidery, solid cotton,
best specimen-First, Mrs. B. J. Ev-
ans, city; second, Mrs. Helen Weiner,
city.
1882. Mittens, knitted wool
First, Mrs. P. Nyquist, East Grand
Forks, Mimi; second, Mrs. E. Lee,
city.
1888. Socks, knitted wool-First,
Mrs. 9. CASTOR, Mountain, N. D.; Sec
ond, Mrs. Elizabeth Dalmann, Gardar,
N. d.; third, Mrs. P. Nyquist, East
Grand Forks, Mir:.
1854. Plain hand sewing, best
specimen-First. Mrs. R. E. Mosely,
city; second, Mrs. r. Lee, city; third,
Mrs. B. M. Beebe, city.
1885. Lace. knitted, cotton or
linen-First, Mrs. E. Lee, city; Sec
ond, Mrs. Mosette, city.
1886: Tatting. best specimen
First, Mrs. T. r.. Very, Park River,
N. D.; second, Mrs. D. r. Cramer,
city.
1887. Hemstitching, best specimen
No first: second, Mrs. e. Lee, city.
1888. Shirt, machine made-No
entries.
1889. Drawn work, best specimen
No. entries.
Glass ss-Juntor Department.
1890. Apron, fancy-First, Miss
Ruth Gaulke,. city; second, Miss
Martha Reinecke, city; third, Miss
Stocy Noren, Northwood, N. D.
1891. Bag, fancy hand-made-
First, Miss Caro- Prescott, Fessenden;
second, Miss Doris Lend, city; third,
Miss Hazel Lee, city.
1892. Crocheted lace or insertion
First, Miss Doris Lond, city; second,
Miss Hazel Lee. city; third, Miss
Martha Reinecke, city.
1893. Crocheted yoke, best speci-
Miss Ethel Mautz, city;
second. Miss Hazel Lee, city; third,
Miss Dorothy Webster, city.
1894. Cushion. pin-F1rst-Miss
Lillian klagos, city; no second.
1885. Darndng, best specimen
First, Miss Martha Reinecke, city;
second, Miss Ruth Gaulke, city.
1896. Doll, best dressed-First,
Miss Lucille Getchell, city; second,
Miss Ruth Gaulke, city.
1897. Embroidery, solid cotton, best
!specimen-First, Miss Sarah Suther-
land, city; second, Miss Wayne Voss-
Ter, East Grand Forks, Mimi; third,
Miss Elizabeth Black, city.
1898. Handkerchief, handmade.
fancy-First, Miss Ingeborg Sylvester.
city; second, Miss Verna Bellamy.
Bowesmont, N. D.
1893. Hemstitching, best specimen
First, Miss Doris Lond, city; second,
Miss Martha Reinecke, city.
1900. Plain hand sewing-First,
Miss Elizabeth Gaulke. city; second,
Miss Martha Reinecke, city.
1901. Pillow, embroidered, sofa
First, Miss Regina Sander, city; sec
ond, Miss Lillian Klagos, CITY.
Glass S8-Culinary.
1886. Bread, Boston brown-First.
Marion Lond, city; second, Mrs. O.
OVERLY, city.
1887. Bread, nut-First, Mrs. A. e.
Eastland, city; second, Mrs. A. F. Nc
Ilraith, city.
1888. Bread, white-First, Mrs.
Adam Geddes, city; second, Mrs. p.
Saumer, city; third, Mrs. j. s. Milne,
city: fourth, Pearl McIlraith, city.
1888. Bread, graham-First, Mrs.
N. F. Jondahl, city; second, Mrs. Al.
]. Hultgren. East Grand Forks.
1890. Bread, whole wheat-First.
Mrs. w. Barclay, city; second, Mrs. ".
e. DeLong, city.
1881. Cake. chocolate Alling-No
entries.
1892. Cake. solid chocolate-First.
Mrs. Geo. Larson, city; second, Mrs.
A.. j. Hultgren, East Grand Forks.
1888. Cake, angel-First, Miss Min
ME Fagot, Forest River; second, Mrs.
Geo. Larson, city.
K. n. Knutson, East Grand Forks:
second. Mrs. Geo. Larson, city.
1893. Cake, sponge-First, Mrs.
Geo. Larson, city; second, Ragna
Peterson, city. go
l1O2. Cake, ginger-First, Mrs. G.
b. Nisbet. Fisher, MINI; second. Mrs.
Walter Barclay, city.