The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1917-09-28

5 rhubarb.
, c. j. Jordan was awarded tirsts OF
Duchess apples, Whitney No. p
> apples, and seconds on Anisim apple
and Transcendant crab apples.
VIM. Meyer was awarded seconds OF
citron and pie pumpkin.
Anna Lehew was awarded seconl
on sheaG turkey wheat.
| W. II. Wilson was awarded seconC
on carrots.
L. @. DustrUde was awarded first:
on carrots and Hubbard squash.
NJ II Weed was awarded first on
red onions, yellow onions. white
onions, sheaf wheat, six stalks
haoIine, parsley, le.tuce. endive,
early potatoes and seconds on kafiI
corn late cabbage, table beets, ruta-
bagas, koLlrabi
j. A. Bailey was awarded second on
ten ears yellow dent corn.
Urbin Cachelin was awarded tirsts
on German millett, sweet clover,
fetcreta, sugar cane ten ears sweet
corn, late potatoes. pie pumpkin,
Irhubarb, hill peanuts. pomgranates,
and seconds on fax, pIums, collection
gourds, beans, white onions, red
onions, common millett, hog milIett.
Mrs. l.. G Evans was awarded
second on black eve beans
Frank Kriehn was awarded first
prize on peek turkey wheat.
Frank paseka was awarded irsts on
late cabbage peek, spelts and second
on tomatoes and peek winter wheat.
Carl @. Wilson was awarded first on
ten ears white dent corn, second on
ten ears white flint corn.
John Kreger was awarded first on
ten ears flint corn, and sheaf barley
and second on six stalks wlite dent
corn.
l.. X. Larsen was awarded first on
| Plymouth Rock chickens. and second
on fetereta.
w. II. Loomis was awarded second
on Early OHIO potatoes.
!. G. Cordcllvas awarded second on
trawOerries.
c. =. Moore was awarded frsts on
parsHip5, luu9kmeion, watermelon,
alfalfa, ko!rabi, and seconds on pop
corn and squash.
j. II. Bonser was awarded first on
white navy beans and second on sheaf
spring wheat.
Art Maxwell was awarded first on
sugar beetS. six stalks kaf1ir corn,
Poland China boar, Poland China SOW
and driving team.
Frank lIakl was awarded frsts on
six stalks milo maize, sheaf winter
wheat, hungarian millett, sheaf win
ter rye. ShGaf oats Sheaf huleSS speltz
sheal flax, 20 ears yellow corn, and
second on six stalks yellow corn.
y. 4. Peterson was awarded first on
cucumbers.
Frank Hickman was awarded firsts
on hog miiIett, common millett,
plums and draft team.
John Hellckson was awarded first
on collection Of gourds.
William Uellekson won second on
endiye.
Herman lIelleksOn won frsts on
Strawberries, mangos, early cabbage
j. l.. Scull won tirsts on radishes,
peas, and seconds on watermelons,
peppers, parSnips, onions.
Il. Erikscn won tirstS on tomatoes,
and seconds on celery and peanuts.
Geo. W. sawyer won tirsts on six
stalks flint corn. mammoth squash,
COW pumpkin. and seconds on stock
beets and turnips.
j. l.. Hardy was awarded first on
brood mare, second on draft team and
sucking colt.
James Mitbhell was awarded tirsts
on six stalks yellow dent corn, satisfy.
langshang chickens. seconds OH alfalfa
rad!shes. lettuce.
W. +. Peterson was awarded tirsts
on canteIope celery. grapes, second on
cucumbers.
". l.. HOuseman WaSaWarded firStS
on pop corn, rutabaga, turnips, red
kidney beans, white nayy beans, sec
onds on sweet clover and hubbard
squash.
Ruth Houseman was awarded sec
onds on muskmelon, cantelope, wild
grapes,
lssac Kaufman was awarded first
OH Six stalks white dent corn second
on ten ears white dent corn, ten ears
sweet cntn.
J w. Carter won second on late po-
tatocs.
Howard ]one.cheit won second on
early cabbage.
y Moore won first on sucking colt
| and brood mare.
Robert Mclean won second on COW
! pumpkin
II. q. NanNalkenburgh won second