Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-10-16
-7HE WALMAR BUSINESS COLLEGE And SCHOOL OF TECRAYY
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Mrs Fred Danielson Willmar.-Firs,
on knitted sweater, Red Cross garmant
800. '>''''oAe
Mildred Evans.-First on fancy an.
rons. $ rs "p'
Melvin Ecklund. Willmar, Rte. -
rlrst on Rhode Island Red Single Comb
" ' TWO mead cabbage, six heads
telery. largest cabbage; second on ora.
halt dozen parsnips; third on one neck
f'arly Ohio potatoes. two ripe cucnm.
oers TOR picking. Total s675
Arthur r. Erickson, Willmar, Rte 2
-lhlrd on dairy butter. $500.
hertlne Ellefson, City.-First on Gro.
,i'e' trimmed pillow cases, knitted bed
spread special hand needle work Tots,
$2.75. "o'N' Ao'a'
Hls. oscar Erickson, Kandiyohi.-
r'rst on crochet trimmed doilies, rs.
y. hkpIad, Sp1cer Rte. 1-First on
pate EARLY Strawberry crabs: second m
one-half peck hand picked Navv haans
plate n. w. Greetings, plate Transcen.
dent crabs. Total 1915.
Maoel Ekblad. Spicer. Rte 1.-First
on one quart husk tomatoes. sl.OO
Mrs. EckWal. Willmar-First on sna-
clal hand needle work; second on an
oroldered doilies, initiated towels To
tai $l.75
Latimer Eckblad, willmar, Rte H.
lhlro on largest cucumber, 5 so
Elsa Ecklund, Willmar, Rte. l.
Third on stocks pieplant, s so
Mrs VIM. Englund, City.-First on
special baking, 5 so.
Gilbert Erickson, City.-First on
mite Nyandotte fowls second on
White Wyandotte chicks $500.
Agnes Enger. City.-First on rye
bread so ~
Mrs. John Freed, Willmar.-Second on
tattlng edge table runner, crochet bed
spread. Total $1.35.
Mrs. o. A. Foster, City.-First on one
nan peck table beet, one dozen carrots
Tor table use jar spiced grapes lar
crab sweet pickles, jar mixed PICKLES
one pint chilli sauce, one glass straw
berry jam, one glass jam; second on Jar
carrot pickles. one glass carrot CON
serve. Total $3.50
Mons Flesland. New London.-First on
~ ears Yellow dent corn, Sweepstakes
~ ears; third on single ear Yellow
dent. Total $780,
Oscar Fauchald, Willmar, Rte. s.
FIRST on fife wheat one peck Maneel
Total 1925
Elmer Forssell, City.-second on one
half peck table beet rs.
Mrs. Findley, Spicer-First on pre-
served tomatoes, canned vegetables, col
lection of not less than kind grown in
THIS county; second on six peppers, can
ned beans, jar chopped pickles, fish.
Hyslop crabs, special on fruit; third on
one peck Rural New York potatoes. To-
tai 1915.
l. R. Griffin, City.-First on Single
Comb Black Orpington chicks, $500.
Ervil Gustafson, City.-First on White
Plymouth Rock fowls, S1.OO.
Mrs. J. Garwell, Jr., Willmar.-First
on special baking; first on special can
ned goods. Total $1.OO.
Harold Hennings. City-Second on
Jewels Winter apples, 800.
Mrs. Geo. Harstad, City.-First on
rolled barley flour syrup cookies, rolled
oatmeal nut cookies, jar green tomatoe
pickles.; second on canned ground cher
ries, jar beet pickles. Total $500.
Martin E. Hoffman, Willmar-First
on Single Comb Black Orpington fowls,
Red Black Breasted Game Bantam fowls
and chicks; second on Single Comb
Black Orpington fowls and chicks. To-
tai $500
Mrs. Hudson, Newland, Minn-First
on one peck any variety potatoes, $1.O0
Mrs. P. L. Henschien, New London
First on dairy butter, $500.
Phoebe Hendrickson.-Second on spe-
cial hand needle work, two prizes, 5 rs
Alice Howard, Spicer.-First on spe-
cial hand needle work, 5 rs
Mrs. Peter Hoglund, City.-First or
Cosmos flowers; second on rolled bar.
ley syrup cookies, cotton piece quilt
Total $500
Mrs. J. c. Herby, Willmar-First or
special hand needle work; second or
canned goods. Total 5 rs.
Mrs. Louis Hedlund, City.-Second or
special canned goods. rs.
Mrs. c. Hook, Willmar.-First on spe
cial canned goods, 5 so.
Sophia Haines, City.-First on Mas
las. Total $2.75.
Esther Hanson, City.-Third on ont
dozen carrots for table use, $ so.
Helen Hoglund, City.-Second on hant
needle work, 5 so.
NJ. H. Hermanson, City.-First' on ja1
watermelon pickles; second on canned
| corn, special on canned goods. Tota
$1.O0.
Mrs. l.. Isdahl, Willmar, Rte. L.
| First on special hand needle work, 5 rs
| Selma Iverson, Willmar, Rte. H.
First on lace trimmed table runner tw,
specials on hand needle work. Tota
s1.75.
| Henry Johnson, Atwater, Rte. s.
First on bull 3 years old or over, bull
| year old and under 2, bull under
| year, cow years old or over, heifer
| years and under 3, heifer one year ant
under two, heifer calf under one year
herd consisting of bull (pure bred) GOV
| 2 year old heifer, yearling heifer AM
heifer calf (pure bred or grades) al
Aberdeen Angus (beef); Sweepstakes o.
l ~ &
Shropshire eve 1918 lamb, grade ewes
grade lamb (ewe or wether); second O.
bull under one year, cow years old o
| over, heifer under one year, all Aber
deem Angus, Shropshire ram 1918 lamt
Shropshire eve one year or over, grad
ewes, grade lamb; third on Aberdeen An
gus COW, 3 years old or over, Shropshir
ram one year or over, Shropshire ew
1918 lamb. Total $1,000.
Sivert Johnson, City.-Third on plat
Malinda apples, so.
peck Burbank potatoes; second on on
peck any variety potatoes, largest cal
bage. Total $3.50.
Esther Jordin, New London.-First o
machine made apron, special on han
needle work; second on special han
work; second on special hand need
work, special on hand needle work. II
tai $1.75.
Jens Johnson, Willmar, Rte. 4.-Far
on largest beet; second on one peck Nal
gel Wurzel beet. Total $1.75:
| Grace Jonk, Responsibilities on CO
lection of water color. paintings not lei
| than three, 5 rs.
o. H. Johnson, Willmar, Rte. 5.-F1r
on plate Transcendent crabs; third {
plate Okabena apples. Total $500.
Mrs. Alfred Johnson-First on wo
piece quilt. Total 800.
ii P. P. Johnson. Wi1lmar, Rte. 3.-Fir
| on special canned goods; second on fan
l aprons. Total $1.O0.
ii Helen Jenness, City.-First on six pc
pers, $1.00.
II Mrs. Henry Johnson, Willmar.-FiI
on one-half peck Yellow Globe onio1
/ one-half dozen parSnipa one quart