The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-09-05

bull ear under 8 On y H.
second and third, sohre + sons
81 90 and 81. 90. g
Bull calf under six months: First.
second and third, F. Sohre & Son;
SO 90, 50. 90 and $1.50 4
Heifer calf under six months: First,
Sohre & Son.. So 90; second, N. r..
Grass, $3.50; third, Frank Wildes,
Lake Crystal, $3.50.
Guernseys.
Bull three years or over: First,
Chas. Virgins, Lake Crystal, $40. 90
Bull one year: First, George Rich.
ardson, Garden City, 5000; second,
T. C. Norman, $500; third, H. r.
Howard, Lake Crystal, SO. 90.
Best cow, three years or over:
First, T. C.. Norman, $1,000; second,
George Richardson, $500; third, T.
C. Norman, $500.
Heifer two years old: First, T. C.
Norman, So. 90; second, George Rich
ardson, $500; third, Chas. Virgins,
81. 90.
Heifer, ,ne year: First, T. C. Nor
man, 500; second, T. C. Norman,
81. 90.
Heifer calf under one year: First,
George Richardson, $500; second.
Chas. Virgins, $500.
Bull calf under one year, First, Fl.
r. Howard, $500; second, Chas. Wig
gins, So 90.
Bull calf under six months: First.
T.. C. Norman, $500.
Heifer calf under six months: First
Chas. Virgins. SO. 90; second, T. G.
Norman, $500.
Grade Guernseys.
Cow three years or over: First.
Georie Richardson, $500; second
and third, H. E.. Jepson. $500 and
ST. 90.
Swine, Poland China.
Boar under six months: Second
Eberhart Bros, Good Thunder, $500.
No first prize.
Sow under six months: First and
second, Eberhart Bros, $4.00 and
81. 90.
Duroc Jerseys.
Boar, one year or over: First,
Lester Fleming, $500.
Boar, six months and under one
year: First, Lester Fleming, 81 90.
Sow under one year: First, and
second, Lester Fleming, $500 and
So 90.
Sow under six months: Lester
Fleming, first and second, $500 and
$500.
Chester White.
Boar six months and under: First,
John Kriel, Lake Crystal, $4.0 90.
Sow six months and under: First,
John Kriel, 81 90.
o. /. c. hogs.
Boar one year and over: First, e.
A. Burk, $500.
Sow one year or over: First, E.
A. Burk, $500.
Sweepstakes on boar and SOW,
Lester Fleming, $500.
The Watonwan Farmers club, the
largest club in the county and num-
bering about two hundred members,
was awarded $50 prize for its ex-
hibit. There was no competition.
The Poultry Department.
In the poultry department some OF
the largest exhibitors who won first
and second prizes we're Grover Viii
son of Garden City, geese and ducks
and Rhode Island Radss uarvey Gill
man, who exhibited Black and Buff
iOrphingtons, Picking ducks, Toulouse
geese, Chinese geese and LINDEN
White geese were also on exhibition.
Grover Wilson of Garden City had
the largest display in the fruit de-
partment, having eighteen varities of
apples and numerous other fruits;
Earl Van Sykle of Garden City ex-
hibited eighteen varities Of apples;
Mrs. T. R. Tilton, Lake Crystal,
fifteen varieties: Ezra Buckles, four
teen varieties. First and second pre-
miums We're awarded to these and
other exhibitors. In all thirty five
different varieties of apples were dis
played.
Henry Robel, ST., of North Mankato
was awarded first premium for the
best COLLECTION of vegetables.
Earl Van Sykle was awarded first
prize on his collections of grains; R.
Childs, Good Thunder, first on his
collection of corn.
An interesting collection of grains
was on display, which was sent to
the fair by former residents of Gar
den City and surrounding country,
who are now in Iowa.
Pig Raising Contest.
In the boys and girls pig raising
contest the first prize was awarded to
Haysen Buffer of Garden City. The
first prize is short course at the
state farm The pig was shipped to the
fair yesterday afternoon. The young
owner won a trip to the state fair
last year, and will visit the state fair
tomorrow; second prize, 81 100 cash.
was won by Alvin Storrs of Amboy.
whose pig will be sent to South st.
Paul to the fat ctoc'- show; third
prize, S., was won by Clyde Nc
Cormack, Garden City.
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