Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-10-29
PREMIUMS Won AT
THE COUNTY FAIR

List of Those. Who Drew Premiums
and Amounts at 1919 Fair.
John Ah1strom, spicer-Second on
plate N. W. Greenine apples, 800; third
on one-half peck Red Globe unions,
; so; second on two heads Of cabbage
any variety, 5 .76; third on six heads Of
celery. 5 80; second on two egg plants
70; second on pop corn, 5 so. Total
c. o. Anderson, New London. Rt, l.
Third on two heads Of cabbage, any var
tety, 5 so; second on sorghum, $780,
Total $3.50.
V. Anderson, Pennock-Second on
creamery butter, minimum 80 points,
]. S. Anderson, Atwater.-First of
Percheron stallion. $1,000: second on
yearline Percheron stallion, $500; first
on Percheron mare. $500; second on
Percheron mare, 5000; first on Percher-
on mare. years old, $500; first on year
ling Percheron mare, $500; first on Per-
cheron foal, $500; second on Percheron
foal, $500; first on mare, Standard Bred
trotters, $500; second on mare, Stand
ard Bred trotters. $500; second on two
teams. $500. Total, $71.00.
Peter Anderson, Willmar, Rt. 3-Sec-
ond on one peck Early Ohio potatoes,
5 rs; first on one peck of Melted Gem
potatoes. $1.00; first on Mangel Wurzel
beet, $1.00; first on six stocks of pie
plants, 800; third on largest potato,
5 rs; first on 10 ears White Dent corn,
$500: second on one bushel White Dent
corn, $500; second on display Of farm
forage, 800. Total, $500.
Mrs. Peter Anderson, Willmar, Rt. g.
First on glass of apple jelly. $ so.
O. j. Alvig, Spicer.-Second on plate
of Whitney crabs, s rs.
Nels Anderson, W1llmar, Rt. 3.-First
on Dairy butter, minimum IS points
Curran Anderson-First on Cosmos
AIDA Alguire.-First on special bak-
ing, 5 rs; second on loaf of rye bread
$ so. Total, $1.25.
Thora Alvlg, city.-First on pumpkin
pie, $ rs: first on special baking. $ rs;
Total, $3.50.
Lily Anderson, city.-Second on plate
of Longfellow apples, $1.0O.
Mrs. T. Alvig, city.-First on best
exhibit of jams, $500; second on jar OF
citron pickles, rs; first on one glas.
of pie plant conserve, s so; second on
special baking, 5 rs; second on home
made Angels Food cake, $ so; first on
homemade Sunshine cake. 5 rs; second
on pumpkin pie, 5 so; first on rhubart
pie. 5 rs. Total, $3.50.
Roy Bonham.-Third on pony, $1.00.
Grossard Blomquist.-Third on pony
$1.0O.
A. H. Blinco.-Second on one pin,
dried corn, .35.
Lillian Boyd, city.-First on special
embroidered linen, 5 rs.
Mrs. G. J. Boom. Willmar.-First on
hand woven cotton rug, $ rs; second or
embroidered linen, so. Total $1.25
Bethesda Homes-Third on one peck
Mangel Wurzel beets, so; first on best
display of garden produce. $500. Total
$3.50.
G. ]. Bjornberg, city.-First on plate
Okabena apples, $3.50; second on fatig-
man, 5 rs. Total, $1.75.
Joe G.. Bjornberg, Willmar, IT. g.
Second on comb honey, s1.OO.
chetted lunch cloth, IS; second or
silk quilt, $1.00. Total, $1.75.
Jorgen Bredeson. Willmar, Rt. s.
Second on Anisim apples. 800: first
on plate Forest Garden plums. $3.50
Total, $3.50.
Mrs. Carl Bokken, Willmar, Rt. g.
First on a glass of chokecherry jelly
5 so.
Mrs. l.. L. Barber, Willmar, Rt. A.
First on plate Hibernal apples, s1.00
first on plate Of Hyslop, $3.50. Total
$40.
cial EMBROIDERED linen, $1.00.
Mrs. c. o. Bergquist, Willmar.-Firs1
on canned strawberries, rs; second
on jar of carrot pickles, 5 rs; first or
dark cookies, so; second on rocks
5 rs. Total, $1.75.
Hazel Bergquist, Willmar, IT. o.
Second on loaf of rye bread, $ so.
Esther Benson, 5th St. city.-First or
special baking, s rs.
Amos Bjelkengren, city.-Second or
loaf of homemade rye bread, 5 rs; frs
on special baking. $ so. Total, $ rs
Mrs. Carrie Berg, c1ty.-Second or
hand woven Gotten rugs, s 80.
Gorden Bjornberg, city.-second or
kodak photos Of landscapes. $ rs.
Helen Berklund, city-First on spe
cial embroidered linens, 5 rs.
Pearl Berglund-Thtrd on one-hal1
peck hand picked Navy beans, $ so; sec
special painting, $ so. Total, $3.50.
Frances Berglund, city.-First on ja1
of watermelon pickles. so; first or
special canned goods and jellies, $ so
Total, $500.
Roy Bingham, Atwater.-First OF
$500; first on two horse draft team
$1,000; second on bull, $500; first or
All Ho1steins)
bull, one year old, $780, second OF
heifer. $500; second on bull, one yea1
old and under, $500; second on heife1
calf under one year old. $500; second OF
herd, consisting Of bull, (purebred COW
two year old heifer. yearling heifer
and yearling calf, (pure bred or grades
$500. Total, $4S00
Otto Bergquist.-First on bull three
All Holsteins)
years old or over, $1,000; first on bull
under one year, $500; first on COW
three years old or over, $500; SECOND
on cow three years old Or over, $500
first on heifer two years old and under
$500; first on heifer one year old an6
under two, $500; first on heifer cali
under one year old, $500; first on hero
consisting Of bull. (pure bred COW. two
year old heifer, yearling heifer anc
heifer calf (pure bred and grades $1,000
Total $780,,
Vernon Coss.-second on pony, 5000
Mrs. Lena Christensen, Bethesda
Homes.-Second on wool quilt. $ rs
first on hand wooven rugs,$1.00. Total
$1.75.
Frank Carlson, Pennock-Second or
flax seed, $1.0Q; first on sorghum, $3.50
Total, $3.50.
.. f. Ndluc, w lAlIdF-r 1FSI OH high
bush cranberry jelly, s so
Mrs. Carl Carlson. Willmar, Rt. s.
Second on night gown, cotton, simply
trimmed, $ so.
Rhoda Carlson, Willmar, Rt. 5.-Sec-
ond on tomato jelly, s rs.
]. H. Carter, Spicer.-Third on one
quart of tomatoes, yellow preserving
5 so; third on 10 ears White Dent corn
$500. Total, $3.50.
M. D. Crommett, Spicer.-Third on
largest watermelon, rs.
Anna Crommet.-Second on plate OF
Concord grapes, $1.O0; first on special
fruit, $1.25; second on one-half peck