The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-09-28
COMMUNITY FAIR A SUCCESS.
AIpha Sihgea second Annual fai'
Last Saturday.

or was ideal, the attendance came UP
40 expectations. and the e1hipits'
both as 10 quantity and quality, were
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The management worked hard 10
make the fair a success and is deserv-
ing OF the praise accorded them. They
in turn, wish to express their appre'
ciation OF the splendid way In which
the gardeners and farmers OF the
township cooperated TO make the iair
bigger and better than ever
In the womans building, where
flowers, canned fruit and vegetables
fancy-work and home baking were
exhibited, the Alpha Red Cross auxii-
iary also had an exhibit OF work turn
ed out by the members which included
thirty-hye pairs OF socks, several
sweaters. helmets, wristlets, hospital
shirts and surgical dressings. The
la0leS are W w
for this splendid showing.
The Judges OF the various exhibits
were: A. f. Bishop, Iron River; r.
G. Bradley, Menominee; II. Veeser, Al
ha-Vegetables and and Fruits. Mrs
Geo. MCGEE, Mrs Thos, Conlin, Mrs.
Sam Nam, Crystal Falls-Canned
Goods and Baking. Mrs. d. M. Ross
Miss Sadie Fraser, Miss Violet Mar
tenson. Crystal Falls Fancy Work.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. C. Long, Miss Maude
Bennett, Crystal Falls-Boys' Potato
Club, and Girls Sewing club
The Alpha band furnished the music
FOR the day, and in the evening play
ed for dance at the pavilion which
was largely attended and enjoyed by
all present.
Geo. Il. Bishop OF the committee on
arrangements, is deserving of special
mention, for he worked indefatigably
TO make the 1918 fair success, and
his co-workers believe he should be
given due credit.
Most Of the premiums have been
paid, and winners who have not re-
ceived their premiums should apply
to the secretary. Awards we're made
as follows:
Ladies' Department.
Knit Goods-lst, Mrs. Roy White
head: End, Anna Martinson.
Hand Sewing list, Mrs. IL. Gill; I'd.
Mrs. Maynard.
Crocheted work-1t. Mrs. Gremore;
End Mrs. ii. Gill
Domestic Goods-lst, Arcade True
dell.
Drawn work-1st, Mrs. Gill; End,
End. Mrs. Gremore
Embroidery-1s Mrs. H. Gill; End.
Mrs Roy Whitehead.
Machine Sewing LIST, Eldea Benefit.
Tatting list, Marie Weber, 2nd
Mrs. Gust Peterson.
Vegetables.
Ripe Tomatoes-1st Pete Assise
End. c. A. Cassagranda; 3rd, Fred
Dahlgren.
Onions LIST. Pete Asslse End, y
DeAmicis; Ord, J. Osier
Beets-1st, Silvio Rossi; End Capt
Goodney; Srd, Hedge Pierson.
Carrots LIST, GA. Cassagranda 2nt
Arthur Anderson; 3rd, John Charlier
Rutabagas -lst G A. Cassagranda
2nd Fred Dahlgren.
Squash LIST, Peter Holmes; End os.
car Shiera 3rd Pete Assise.
Pumpkin Casper Gollakner. End
Oscar shiera, 3rd Anthony Davis.
Turnip LIST, Pete Johnson; md
Jake Panama
Cabbage (late) list Eugnene Kiep
er; End, Henry Kurtz; Ord, Rose Les
nor.
Cabbage (early) list. Fred Dahl
gren; End, Hedge Pierson
Caulifower LIST, Mat Cotone; End
Hulgar Anderson; Ord, Fred Dahlgren
Cucumbers LIST, Fred Dalghren. q
Mae Hoyman; 3rd, silvio Rossi.
Radishes LIST, J. Holmes 2nd OFT
'Shindler.
Rhubarg LIST Roy Whitehead; End
Pete Assise; 3rd. Fred Dahlgren.
Potatoes (Irish Cobbler)-1st, Ro,
Whitehead. Early. any variety. Isl
Elizabeth Manke; End. Pete Johnson
Ord, Henry Kurtz. sir Walter Raleigl
LIST Pete Assise; End, John Johnson
Late Potato (any Variety list, Jo
tokonek; End. Albert Erickson; 3rd G
A. Cassagranda.
Fruits.
Apples (eariy--1st, Anthony Davis
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