Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-24
North DdkOfa's Createst
Classified Section 1
Miss EdithlEoward. Havana. n: D.;

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Pillow. stenciled, arts i crafts
First. Mrs. g.. Paulson. 612 Belmont;
second. Mrs. Gus Hiemholdt, 919
Chestnut avenue.
Pillow cases, best pair, hand en-
broidered-First, Mrs. "A. NJ Johnson.
$40 Vernon avenIe: second, Mrs.
Frank Giiby. s. Sixth greet.
Pillow cases. crochetted insertion
First, Mrs. A. Donnely. Ills Sheyenne
avenue; second. MRS. Hugh Ryan, 312
N. Seventh.
Plain hand sewing. best specimen
First, Mrs. J.. w. Woolner, Langdon.
Quilt, crazy, silk-First, Mrs. B. j.
Evans, 303 s. Fourth street: second,
Mrs. v. NJ. Clark, 1o4 Fourth avenue.
First, Mrs. e. j. Babcock. 405 S. 9Th
street.
Quilt, log cabin. wool-First. Mrs.
H. o. Blockstad, Mekinock, N. D..
Quilt. cotton. appliqued-First. Mrs.
c. n. Barnes-303 s. 4th street: Sec
ond, Mrs. John, Foubert, SIT Univers-
ity ave.
Quilt. : cotton patchwork-First.
Mrs. Robert Ambery. city; second,
AIRS. Frank Gilby, city.
. Rug, braided-First, Mrs. c.. f..
Brawner, 1O6 International avenue.
Rug. hand woven in loom-First.
Mrs. L. K. Raymond, ST.. 624 Ninth
avenue; second, Mrs. Eric Bye, 1924
Cheyenne ave.
Rag carpet, hand woyen5on loom
First, Mrs. L. K. Raymond. ST.. ga
Ninth ave.
Spread. knitted cotton-First, Mrs.
Frank fGilby, city.
Spread. c~rochetted cotton-First,
Magalena Larson, 301 Security blk;
second; Mrs. H. L. Hokanson. city.
Table linen, emb. .initial-First Dora
Ml1nNh NrnnkCfNn FNirN - 0ANNAA E
Mrs. Max Reinecke, 817 Walnut st.
Towel, emb., best spec.-First, Mrs.
Dora Munich, Crookston, Mimi: ec-
ond. Josephine Redrebo. Gardner, N.
Towel, emb. initial-First, Mrs.
Frank Gilby, city; second, Mrs. c. N.
Barnes, 303 So. Fourth st.
Towel. emb. initial-First Frank
Gilby. city; second. Mrs. c. N. Barnes,
303 So. Fourth st.
Towel. lace insertion-First, Mrs.
Max Reinecke, 817 Walnut st.; second,
Mrs. B. j. Evans. 303 So. Fourth st. /,
Tatting insertion wedging-First,'
Mrs. c. r. Sylvester. lis Walnut st.:
second, Miss Viola c. Holland. Graf
Tatting handkerchief = First,
Theresa Mayer, e. G.. F., Mimi; sec
ond, Mrs. v. NJ. Clark, 1O4 Fourth ave.
Tatting yoke-First, Daisy Crowser,
500 No. Fourth st.; second, Miss Viola
c. Helland, Grafton, N. D..
Tatting doily-First Mrs; Frank
Holland, Grafton.
Table runner. best spec.-First
Amalia Holland, Grafton, N. D.; sec
ond, Josephine Nedrebo,' Gardner. N.
D.; third, Mrs. A. T.. Carlson, 423 AL
mont ve. fourth, Mrs. John Paulson,
1924 lone ave.
Underwear. hand made-First Mrs.
G. N. Barnes, 303 So. Fourth st.; sec
Old Ladies' Class-Open to Ladies
Over so Years of Age.
Apron, machine made-First, Mrs
e. E. Lee, 610 Chestnut st.
Crochettea lace and insertion
First, Mrs. H. Walter. Emerado, N.
D.; second, Mrs. e. E. Lee, 61o Chest
nut st.
Crochetted lace. flet. best spec
First, Mrs. H. Walters. Emerald, N. D.
Emb.. solid cotton, best spec
First, Mrs. B. j. Evans. 303 So. Fourth
street.
Plain hand sewing-First, Mrs. r.
e. Mosely. 410 Seventh Ave.: second,
Mrs. Ida Sherman, 30S Almont ave.
Lace. knitted. cotton or linen-First,
Mrs. E.. E. Lee, 610 Chestnut St; sec
ond. Mrs. B.. ]. Evans, 500 So. Fourth
street. :
Tatting. best spec.-First Mrs. R. E.
Mosely, 40 Seventh ave.: second, Mrs.
R., Very. Park River, N. d.
Shirt, machine made-Mrs. r. e.
Mosely, 40 Seventh ave.
Drawing work. best spec.-Mrs. E..
E. Lee, 610 Chestnut st.
Junior Class
Apron. fancy-First, Martha Rel
necke; second, Ruth Gaulke, 1902 Bel
mont ave. i.
Bag. fancy. hand made-Lulu
Freeman, 504 Walnut st.
Crochetted lace or insertion-First,
Eva Bolack, city; second, Martha Rel
necke. 81 Walnut st.
Crochetted yoke, best spec.-First.
Miss Ruby Peterson, r. r. No. 1, Box
Sc; second, Josephine Lobsinger, 1914
lone ave.
Darning, best spec.-First, Miss
Sherman, sos Almont ave.; second.
Martha. Reinecke, BIT Walnut St
Reinecke, S17 Walnut St; second
Ruth Gaulke. 1902, Belmont ave.
Handkerchief, hand made-Ruth
Gaulke., 1902 Belmont ave.
Hemstitching = Martha Reinecke,
S17 Walnut st.
622 Second ave.
Pillow, emb., sofa-Martha Rel
necke, 817 Walnut st.
Water Colo1.
Study Of fruit or flowers-Miss
Stella Johnson, 1S No. Sixth street.
Study Of figures or ideal head
Cleary Monley, los Fenton avenue.
Study Of animals-Cleary Monley,
1o6 Fenton avenue
Observation-Disclosures.
Best collection North Dakota views
First, w. c. Palmer, 80 Tenth
street, North, Fargo; second, Mrs C.
F. Wisner, 4O3 So. Third street.
Best pictures, farm Iife-First, W..
c. Palmer, 80 Tenth street, Fargo;
second, Miss Margaret Palmer, 90
Tenth street, NJ, Fargo.
Ink-Sepia-Charcoal.
Pen and ink sketch Of head and
igure-First, Mrs. A. Christensen,
325 Euclid avenue. East Grand Forks;
second.> Margaret Thacker. AIS So.
Fifth street.
Pen and ink sketch Of landscape or
marine-creary Monley, los Fenton
avenue.
Charcoal drawing - Howard ns
Long. city.
Pastel, landscape or still life-Frst
Cleary Monley, 105 Fenton 8
second, Mr.. A Mykleby, 61s Ninth
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