Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-10-16
Axel T. Johnson. Raymond, Rte. s.


eron stallion. $1,000.
Herman Kiland, City.-First on Rose
Comb Black Bantam fowls, $1.OO.
Ella Kennedy, City.-Second on COL
lection Of water color paintings, not less
than three.$ so.
Mrs. J. NJ. Kallevig, City.-First on
| special hand needle work, s so
Mrs. B. Kiland. City.-Second on one
dozen carrots for table use. $ rs.
Knut Kiland, City-Third on one
plant Parsley, 5 so.
Mrs. M. ]. Kloster, Spicer-Second
on special baking, $ rs.
| Mrs. H. P. Limperich.-Ftrst on one
| pint string beans, dried before ripening,
| special on canned goods: second on spe-
clal canned goods: third on asters. To-
tai $l.75.
Mrs B. l.. Lundquist Bird Island, Rte
3-Second on cotton rugs, 5 so.
Mrs. Eben Lawson, City-Third on
one quart husk tomatoes, 5 so.
w. a. Lester, Spicer.-Second ON
Standard Bred stallion, $500.
| John Lundgren, City.-second on spe-
cial canned goods 5 rs.
| Mrs. John Lundquist City-Second on
bushel box of Okabena, 400.
Alice Lied, City.-Second on canned
| goods 5 rs.
Mrs. August Lundquist, Willmar.-
First on loaf cake; second on special
canned goods. Total 5 rs.
Villa Lundquist, Willmar-First on
special baking: second on special can
ned goods, 5 rs.
Anna Lindquist, City.-Second on spe-
| cial baking, three prizes, 5 rs.
Hazel Lundquist, City.-First on spe-
| cial baking; second on special baking.
| Total $ rs.
Florence Lundquist, City.-second on
special baking, rs.
Mrs. E. A. Lundgren, Svea-Special
| on hand needle work, 5 rs.
Fred A. Larson, City.-First on Bar
red Plymouth Rock chicks; second on
Barred Plymouth Rock chicks Total
| $3.50.
Agnes Lindberg, Willmar.-second on
| hand made apron, rs.
Mrs. Arvid Larson, Atwater.-First
on special baking, tatting edge table
runner; second on special hand needle
| work. Total $3.50.
V. E. Lawson, City.-Third on Hiber-
| nal apples 5 so.
A. G. Maier, Atwater.-First on Nor
| gan stallion Morgan mare, Morgan mare
2 years old; third on Morgan mare, Draft
team single drivers, hitched, style and
| action considered Total $27.00.
j. P. Madison, City.-First on Stand-
ard bred stallion. on Jack; second on
Percheron stallion; third on Standard
S. E. Magnuson. City.-First on 10
ears sweet corn; plate GAINESVILLE grapes.
Total 1926.
Mrs Mouw, Willmar, Rte 5-Second
on silk piece quilt, knitted bedspread.
Total 5000.
Bertha Maier, Atwater.-First on Nor
! gan mare yearling, Rose Comb Black
Orpington chicks, Single Comb White
Orpinston fowls and chicks, Rose Comb
Black Bantam fowls, Buff turkey fowls,
Buff turkey chicks, best display of pige-
| ons, special on poultry; second on Nor
gan stallion, Morgan mare, Single driv-
ers hitched, action and style considered,
! Rose Comb Black Orpington chicks,
Single Comb White Orpington chicks,
| Rose Comb Black Bantams fowls. To-
tai $3.50.
Walter Monson, New London.-First
on rye; second on single ear Yellow
| dent, 10 ears Yellow dent, pop corn,
Malinda apples. Total $500.
Mrs. j. F. Willard. City-First on
special needle work; second on steamed
graham bread, special hand needle
work, rolled barley flour syrup cookies.
Total $500.
| Mrs. Oscar Melander, City.-First on
cup cakes, canned blueberries; second
| on canned gooseberries, canned sour
cherries, jar sliced cucumber pickles,
one pint chilli sauce. Total $780,
K. Molenaar, Renville, Rte. 5.-First
on crochet bedspread; special on fruit.
Total $3.50.
August Muller, Spicer, Rte. Third
on plate Peerless apples, Virginia crabs;
| fourth on single ear Yellow" dent. To-
tai $3.50.
C. F. Mitchell Cedar, Minn.-First on
Barred Plymouth Rock fowls, Single
Comb White Leghorn chicks, Hamburgs
Silver Spangled chicks; second on Ham
lad oio1
$3.50.
Edward Magnuson, Willmar. Rte. q
Second on plate Virginia crabs; third
on Marquis wheat. Total $3.50.
Dora Moline, City.-Third on vase of
flowers for table decoration. s so.
Lena Munson, Spicer, Rte. 1.-First
on one-half peck hand picked Navy beans;
Second on one-half peck hand picked
Swedish Brown beans. Total $1.75.
Henry Munson, Sptcer,e Rte. 1.-Sec-
ond on two musk melons, largest water
melon: third on 10 ears Yellow dent.
Total $3.50.
Winifred Madison, City.-Two Sec
cends on special canned goods. s 80.
Sigrid Nelson, City.-First on barley
beans in pods, six stocks pie plant
second on nasturtiums, cosmos. vase o.
flowers for table decoration. any othel
breed. dried goods, plate early Straw
berry Crabs: special on flowers. Tota
Elsie Norgren. city.-second on bar
Thomas T. Nelson, spicer.-second o,
10 ears White Dent Corn. $500.
Mrs. Thomas T. Nelson. Spicer.-Sec
) Maurice Nelson, City.-First on on
plant Kale; second on one plant Pars
, ley Total sl.75:
| IF t1nn
one half dozen Carrots for stock, plat
Hyslop Crabs; second on best collection
Of potted plants not less than 4 pots
= pie plate N N minnesota crabs; third o
: plate of Wealthy apples. Total s7.75
Eleanore Nicholson, city-First o.
\ Lille. Noren. city-First on eros
! stitched Dolly. Use.
d Fred Norling. svea:-Thi1d on singl
r. j. Nelson City:-second on knitte
Old Folks Home. willmar, Rte. s.
!. First on largest Hubbard SQUASH. hes
: gest pumpkin. Total $7.75
$ John bitterness, Wi y ar Rte. I. =
It Second on vase of flowers for table d.
n coration. Total Use.
u Second on one pint dried corn, or
pint dried apples. Total SOC.
IT o. H. Olson. Hawick:- First q
cr xnassx R Ssssn T4fh sso9
one peck Rutabagas. Total Soc.
, Selby Ogren, City.-Third on large
beets. Total soc.
NJ Mrs. Thomas Osmundson, City.-Fir
on special hand needle work. Tot
o. Muriel Otterness. City.-Second
e. pillow cases. crochet trimmed. Tot
ID 5Oc.-
sn Ruth Olson, City.-First on one gla
ed pie plant conserve, nightgown. Tot
Il $1.25.H