The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-16
LIST OR PRIZE WINNERS
.. AT HAAkON COUNTY FAIR

ments at the Haakon County Fair
held in Philip on the 2nd, 3rd and
4th of September:
Grains and Seeds.
10 ears Yellow Dent Corn. NJ.
Williams, first; Mrs. Grace Fair
child, second.
10 ears White Dent Corn-G. F.
Watson, first; C. J. Ward, second.
10 ears Western Dent Corn-S.
c. Olds, first; Robert Horst, Sec
ond.
10 ears any other Dent Corn
r. G. Rowciffe, first; Frank Kur-
ka, second.
10 ears Squaw or Flint Corn
Claude Poss, first; Ernest Clements
second.
10 ears Sweet Corn-Frank Kur-
ka, first; Mrs. H. V. Plopper, Sc
cond.
10 ears Pop Corn-R. G.. Row
cliffe, first; F. A. Babcock, second.
Sample Dent Corn on stalk
J. w. DanieIson, first; J. M. Will
liams, second
Sheaf of Alfalfa-F. A. Babcock
first.
Pint Alfalfa Seed-Helmer Flee
son, first; Eckwald Bros, second
Sheaf Millett-Fred Zelmer, first;
J. n. Millapp. second.
Half peck Millett Seed-Fred
Zellmer, first;
Peck Durum Wheat-C. E. Nor
gan, first; G.. M. Johnson second.
Peck Oats-C. E. Morgan, first;
Mr.. Zellmer, second.
Peck Barley-Robert Horst, first.
Peck Emer (speltz)-Mr. Zell-
mer, first; Theo. Hertenson, Sc
cond.
Pecy Rye Thoe. Hertenson, 1st.
Peck Early Potatoes-John T.
Forsell, first.
Peck Late Potatoes Bug)-Mrs.
Grace Fairchild, first; Byron Fair
child, second.
Sheaf Wheat-H. N. Armstrong,
first; c. f. Morgan, second.
Sheaf Oats-J. H. Millage, first;
Mr., Zellmer, second.
Sheaf Barley. D. Morrison,
first.
Sheaf Flax-B. J. Stanley, first;
Sheaf Rye. d. Morrison, first
Helmer Eleeson, second.
Sheaf Speltz-J. H. Millage, first
Sheaf Sweet CIover-W. S. Shoun
first
Garden.
Half Peck Tomatoes Mrs. H. V.
Plopper, first; F. A. Babcock, End.
Onions 02 specimens)-Mrs. Al
vim Waggoner, first; J. H. Millage,
second.
Turnips (6 specimens)-Robert
Horst, first; Mr.. Zellmer, second.
Rutabagas (6 specimens)-Mrs.
Grace Fairchild, first.
Parsnips (6 specimens)-H.W
Morris, first; Frank Kurka, End.
Beets (tabIe 6 specimens)-E
Bruyn, first; H. w. Morris, second
Beets (stock 6 specimens)-H
w. Morris, first; Mrs. Lorn Taylor,
second.
Hubbard Squash (3)-S. C. Olds
first.
Summer Squash (3)-Mrs. H. v
Plopper, first; Robert Horst End.
Pie Pumpkin (0-Gladys Hunt
first.
Watermelons (3)-E. Bruyn, first
Cucumbers (3)-Mrs. Grace Fair,
child, first; Mr.. Zellmer, second.
Cabbage (3)-Frank Kurka, first
Fl. w. Morris, second.
Navy Benas q pt)-Mrs. ]. w
Jones, first; Robert Horst, second
String Beans Il ptJ-J. c. Sew
erin, first; Mrs. j. w. Jones, End.
Caulifower-Frank Kurka, first
Celery-Frank Kurka, first.
Carrots (table)-Mr. Zellmer, Is
Fl. w. Morris, second.
Lima Beans-J. M. Williams, Is
Peanuts-Mrs. H. V. Plopper
first; J. M. Williams, second.
Swiss Cleard-Mrs. Grace Fair
child, first.
Kahl-Mrs. Grace Fairchild, 1st
Garden Huckelberry-Grs. Grac
Fairchild, first.
Celery Lettuce-Mrs. Grace Fair
child, first.
Satisfy Mrs. H. V. Plopper, 1st
Mrs. Grace Fairchild, second.
Kahl Sabe--Mrs. Alvin Waggc
ner, first.
Carrots Stock--H w. Morris, Is
Radish (winter)-H. w. Morris
first.
Sweet Potatoes-Mr C. N. Ber
son, first.
Squash (Pie)- c. Olds, first.
Fruits and Honey.
Plate Compass CherriesEcl
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