The Dickinson press., 1917-10-06
PREMIUM AWARDS
MADE AT COUNTY
FAIR AT FRYBURG

his eXh1OlC OF Marquis wheat.
Joseph Joubert was a leading ex-
hibitor at the fair, winning four first
premiums on his tomatoes, sugar
beets, alfalfa and sweet clover, and
three second premiums with his ex-
hlbits of Durum wheat, beans and
peas.
Mrs. Ed. Forester landed in first
place with her turnips, peas and
Rhode Island Red chickens, and took
third prize on an entry of potatoes.
K. E. Julian knocked down first
money with his splendid calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Picken were the
biggest prize winners at the fair.
Between them they won the big
special prize of $500 for the best
dairy COW This contest was one of
the most interesting the judges had
to contend with, there being many
cows in contest. These people also
won first money on their exhibits of
corn, peas in pod, string beans, ducks,
grade cow, lamb, eve, ram and geld
ing. They also took third prize on
their pen of ducks.
Pete Nicholson had a bull, cow and
calf in the entry lines. The bull took
first money, the COW second and the
calf first.
George Heiser helped materially in
filling the exhibit halls and carried
away goodly number of premium tags
his popcorn, flint corn and blue po-
flower and ducks and third with his
avhShi&c 0f hno~c aol naoc
r. L. Lewis won first money with
Mrs. C.. J. White had the winning
squash on exhibit.
John N. Nelson exhibited the best
corn in the stalk at the fair.
VIM. and Mr.. and Mrs. John Biene-
man carried away many premiums
with their large exhibit. First money
for ~cucumbers, N. w. dent corn, driv-
ing team and draft mare went' to
them, as did second money for pump
KING. dent corn, sweet corn, turnips
and beets.
Philip Martain won three first prem
iums on his u flower, flint corn and
velvet chaf, and second money on his
watermelon and cucumbers.
Gus Coulson won first premiums for
Marquis wheat threshed and Mar
quis wheat in the stalk. Mrs. Coul-
son won third place with her citron
entry.
Fred Meisner won first place in two
potato grades.
Sevart Olson took first place for
red onions.
John Hecker exhibited colt that won
second place.
Mrs. H. H. Hafstrom won three
prizes on her exhibits of tatting, GRO
cheting and infants wearing apparel,
and third place in the embroidery ex-
hibits.
Mike Henry exhibited the second
best Early Rose potatoes.
MI. and Mrs. Conrad Hilsendager
took third place with a pillow entry
and first prizes on Percheron colt,
winter wheat, durum wheat and
barley.
Mrs. V. E. Pehrsson was awarded
first place on her white embroidery
and second place for tatting and en-
broidery.
Miss Anna Freer won second prem
ium with her crocheting.
Mrs. Nick Weller took third place
in the splendid crocheting exhibit.
AL. Schwartz won four fat first
premiums, those offered for geese,
ducks, pen Of pigs and boar:
MI. and Mrs. N. E. and Germane
Joubert won first premiums on cheese
and turkeys, second money or cheese
and bread and. third place in the
dairy cow exhibit.
Ada Rue won the $500 premium Of
fered for the best driving horse.
MI. and Mrs. Elmer Zarnes took
first place with carrots, sweet clover
and bread, second place with rolls and
embroidery and third place with cab
bage.
Henry Paasch won second place with
q potato exhibit.
Mrs. Chas. Nelson won three first
premiums with guinea hens, guinea
chicks and citron and second place
with her pen Of turks.
Mrs. j. R. Rich took third place
with her crocheting.
Walter Farrand had an exhibit of
carrots that were given second place
by the judges.
J. Benson had a mare and stallion
at the fair. The stallion took second
place and the mare third place.
Mrs. VIM. Lenox won second place
for canning and third for carrots.
Carl Soluble won first for flax and
a pen of chickens, and second on a
pen Of geese. 49,.
Henry Soluble won first place with
his exhibit Of oats.
T. G. Ecklund exhibited the second
best grade dairy COW.
Harry E~ngelhartson o first for
rutabagas, second for citron and turn
Ups. :
Fred Denham exhibited the. second
best N. w. dent corn.
Chas. Haut won the first beet prem
ium. Nv
@. L. Rapp took first money with
his Durham registered bull. Mrs:
Rapp won first for sofa pillow, second
for tomatoes and third for colored en-
broidery.
J. Craig took first premium with
watermelons and cabbage and third
premium for muskmelon.
Mrs. j. K. Swihart won first place
in the tatting and fruit exhibit de-
partment, second place for crocheting
and third place with her tatting ex-
hibit.
H. Rue exhibited the second best
squash.
Gus. johnson had the best pumpkin
on exhibit and the third best rutabagas.
Joe Fritz was awarded first prem
luna for kohl rabi and third place for
his watermelon.
Mrs. J. w. Fuller took second place
in the. pillow top and infants wearing
apparel departments.
Dave Miller's stallion COPIED the
first premium.