The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-26
WOMEN'S HANDIWOUK IS
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
Scoring for Half the Articles Entered
ln the WOmen's Department,
Announced.

Mrs. o. sprake, superintendent, i!
authority for the statement that the
ARTICLES submitted for competition. ir
the women's department at the Inter
state fair this year are superior ir
both number and quality to those en-
tered in previous years, and the judg-
ing in many classes was quite diff
cult, owing to the general perfection
Of the articles entered. Judging o.
the handiwork in this department was
begun yesterday morning, and so fai
as completed to date the awards art
Apron-First, Miss Jennie stoskoff
wild Rose; second, Miss Birdie NJ
Apron, Fancy white-First. Mrs
Aida H. Potter, Casselton; second
Mrs w. w. Casseneau, Cando; third
Mrs. H. II. Paulson, Hillsboro.
Fancy Silk Bag-First. Mrs. Aida
H. Potter. Casselton; second, Miss Ivy
Conant, Fargo; third. Miss Birdie NJ
Crocheted Bag-First, L. Hanson
Fargo; second, Mrs. Aida H. Potter
casselton; third, Mrs. c. J. Nord
Tatted Bag-First, Miss Ragna N
Johnson, Kindred; second, Miss Eme-
liza Bergstrom, Glover.
Crocheted Wool Jacket-First. l.
crocheted Fillet-First, Mrs. Aida
H. Potter. Casselton; second, Miss
Goldie Mcdonald, Fargo; third, Mrs
r. A. Erickson, Fargo.
Irish Crochet-Flrst, Mrs. II. L. Her
manson. Fargo; second, Mrs. G. p
crocheted Yoke-First. Miss Ivy
Conant, Fargo; second, Miss Josephine
Nedrebo, Gardner; third, Mrs. VIII
Mcintyre, Casselton; fourth, Miss
Grace e. Briscoe, Fargo.
Crocheted Baskets-Second,M Mrs. H.
II panIGnn EJil1shnrn
Crocheted Luncheon Set - First,
Miss Anna Lyngstad, Halstad; second,
Mrs. H. B. Ashelman, Fargo: third,
Miss Jennie Staskoff. Wild Rose.
Mrs. Aida Potter, Casselton; second,
Mrs. Ingvall johnson, Fargo; third,
Mrs. w. F. Chapman; fourth, Miss
Bessie Conant, Fargo.
Crocheted Bed Set-First, Miss Min
ME Guam, Fargo; second, Mrs. OLAF
French Knot Embroidery in Color
Second, Mrs. Harris Rubel, Fargo.
French Knot Embroidery in White
First. Miss Hazel Babcock, Cassel-
ton.
Embroidered centerpiece - First,
Miss Amelia Alder, Davenport: sec
ond, Mrs. Harriet r. Grasse, Moor
head; third, Miss Birdie Adair, Lis
bon; fourth. Mrs. w. w. CasseneaU'
Embroidered centerpiece in Color
First, Mrs. Alex Thompson, FELTON,,
Mimi; second, Mrs. Hattie Howell,
Fargo: third, Mrs. C. ]. Nord, Fargo;
fourth, Miss Birdie Adair, Lisbon.
Mrs. w. w. Casseneau, Cando; second,
Miss Anna Lyngstad, Halstad; third
L. Hanson, Fargo.
Embroidered Dress Cover in Color
Second, Mrs. D. Parker, Fargo; thiUd,
Miss Marie Ostby, Fargo.
TnnnhAnn Tlnfh-FirEt.
Mrs. Ingvan Johnson, Fargo; second
Mrs. w. w. Casseneau. Cando; third,
Miss Amelia Alder, Davenport.
Embroidered Pillow Cases-FIrst.
Mrs. c. J. Nord, Fargo; second Mrs.
]. NJ. Helsing, Fargo; fourth, Miss
Embroidered Eunehe6n set-Firss
Mrs. o. sprskes Casseiton; secondI
Miss Ethel Andrews, Fargo.
Embroidery in Silk - First. Mrs.
Frank Russ, Fargo; second, Miss Jen-
ME Staskoff, Wild Rose,
Cross Stitch Embroidery - First,
Miss Hazel Babcock, Casselton.
Josephine Anderson. Hickson; -,
Embroidery Initial-First. Mrs: w.
W., Casseneau, Cando; second, Mrs.
Alice Andrews, Fargo.
Berlin Embroidery in Wool-Ffrst,
Miss Annie Gillerstein, Fargo; -
OA~SAA
Miss Agnes Grant, Hillsboro; second,
Miss Jennie Staskoff, Wild Rose.
Hardanger Dresser Cover-Eirst,
Miss Minnie Serum, Halstad, Mimi
second, Miss Hannah Edinburgh,
Moorhead; third, Miss X. Sorlie,
Fargo.
Staskoff, Wild Rose.
Handkerchiefs collection of four)
First, Mrs. G. e. Smith, Fargo; sec
ond, Miss Margaret Krump, Fargo;
third, Mrs. Rose Dehn, Fargo; fourth,
L. Hanson, Fargo.
Infants Hood Qace)-First, L. Han
son, Fargo; second, Mrs. Ingval John
son, Fargo; third, Mrs. w: F. Chap
Infants Hood, Embroidered-First.
Mrs. w. w. Casseneau, Cando.
Infants Dress (hand made)-F1rst'
Mrs. o. Sprake, Casselton; second,
Miss Ivy Conant, Fargo.
Infants Flannel Skirt-First, Mrs.
o. Sprake, Casselton.
Infants Embroidered Sack-Ftrst,
Mrs o. Sprake, Casselton.
A special tatting prize was awarded
with first place going to Miss Lola
Damn, of Fargo, and second to Miss
Ragna johnson, of Kindred.
The scoring has been made for half
of the articles entered, the remaining
entries entered to be graded today.
The judges are Mrs. Franklin Potter