The Mankato free press., 1920-09-24

Potatoes, late-John Williams, first;
H. F. Troost second.
Rutabagas-F. e. Morse, first; J. w
Morse. second.
Squash, Hubbard MRS. Adolpt
Heise, frst; Carl Born, second.
Squash, summer-Edwin Lehnert
first: F.. e. Morse. SECOND.
Squash. winter-Mrs. H. G. Young
first.
Tomatoes-Mrs. e. H. Graf, hrst;
Mrs. Charles Brooks. second.
Turnirs--Mrs. Adolph Heise. first:
Charles e. Lea second.
Rhubarb-Mrs. G. w. Watts. first.
Mangel wurzel-Carl Born. frst: L
T. Silkey, second.
Stock, beet other than mangel
wurzel-Mrs. Charles Brooks. first;
Ernest Resner, second.
Pumpkins-Charles 4. Loe, first.
Sugar beets-Mrs. Mary Claridge
first.
Barley-L. T. silkey, first.
Corn, Silver King-Clayton Moses
first; A. D. Mccormack, second.
sCorn, White dent-A. D. McCor-
mack. first: Robert o. Eberhart. sec
ond.
Corn. Silver King-clayton Moses
first; Lou Paulson. second.
Corn. Mimi, No. 13.-Henry Ulmen
first; C. e. Whitney, second.
Largest and Best Collection-Gro.
yer Wilson, first; F. 0. True, second
Best Collection, of Winter Apples
Mrs. George Painter, first; T. H. An
derson, second.
Best Collection of summer apples
Mrs. George Painter. first.
Duchess Of Oldenberg-J. w. Morse
first; T. H. Anderson, second.
Wealthy-Paul GRANDSON, first; Pau
Hilgers, second.
, AnisiM- Mrs. George Smith. first;
J. W: Morse. second.
tTallman's Sweet-Mrs. George Pan
Ben Dayis-Mrs. George Smith,
first.
Cross-F. e. Morse, first
Malinda--Paul Erlandson. first;
McMahon WSiisMMrs. George
Painter, first; Ben Taylor, second.
N. W. Greening-T. H. Anderson,
Evelyn Casper, iseoond. =
st. Lawrence-T. H. Anderson, first.
Utter-T. H. Anderson. first.
Charlamoff-J.j w. Morse. first; F.
q. Morse, second.
Fameuse-F. 3. Morse. first; T. H.
Anderson. second.
Iowa Beauty-T. H. Anderson, first;
Mrs. George Painter, second.
JEWELS Winter-F. o. True, first;
Grover Allison, second.
Longfleld-J. H. Reeves. first; Mrs
George Smith, second.
University-Paul Erlandson, first.
Wolf river-Paul Hilgers, first; T.
II. Anderson, second.
,Yahnke-J. H. Reeves, first. q
Yellow Transparent-J. w. Morse.
Hibernal-Mrs. J. H. Rausch, first; !;
Mrs. John Felber, second.
Okabena-J. w. Morse. first; F. e.
Morse. second.
Patterns Greening iErlandson
first; j. II. Reeves, second.
Early Strawberry-F. p. Morse,
first.
: General Grant-Carl Born, first. !.
Minnesota-Carl Born, first.
Martha Crab-F. e. Watts, first:
Mrs. George Painter, second.
Transcendent. Crab-C. E. Whitney,
first; Evelyn Casper, second.
Whitney Crab-Paul Erlandson, nrst
Evelyn Casper, second.
De sotJ-F. W. Rath. first: J. w.
Morse. second.
/ surprise-Evelyn Casper. first; r.
Weayer-Mrs. George Painter. first.
Wyant-F. w. Rath. first; G. q.
Whitney, second.
Miner-C. e. Whitney, first.
Grapes:
Agawans-J. w. Morse, second.
Brighton. w. Morse, first.
Concord-J. w. Oleson. first; Mrs.
John Felber.
Campbell's Early-Mv. George
Smith, first.
Delaware-Mrs. George Painter.
first
Moor's Eariy-Paul Erlandson first;
j. w. Morse. second.
Niagara. W. Morse, first.
Pocklington-Paul Erlandson, first.
Collection Of three or more-Mrs.
George Painter. first
The Cattle Exhibit
Thomas McGovern superintendent
of the cattle exhibit at the Mankato
fair grounds In a statement of The
Free Press last night expressed hint
self as we'll pleased with this years
showing of cattle. There were 268
head of the finest pure bred cattle to
be seen any where in the state on
exhibition. The cattle department was
by far the greatest exhibit on the
grounds, and among the animals
shown were a great many prize win
ners at the state fair, and the state
Guernsey herd which will be shown
at the national dairy show at Chi
cago Nn October.
The list of awards will be published
Monday.
Three Very Good Days.
The Mankato fair has had thre6 Of
the finest days that could be wished
for, and the weather man Is standing
in high favor with those in charge.
1t Is expected that the gate receipts
will total more than on the first and
second days, and they were excep-
tional days. The grounds were being
sprinkled and faked this morning. and
refuse being hauled away. Booths
were being busted and Strengthened
and fresh flowers being put in vases,
and things in general were being
Frightened up for the last day of the
fair. Crowds began to arrive at an
early hour, some of the visitors ar
irving before everything was in readi
ness. ALI farmers are leaving their
work today and will spend the day
and evening at the grounds, for all
who spend the day find 1t hare, to
leave, for the program Is excellent In
the evening" and the DISPLAY of nre-