The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-09-14
ADDITIONAL WINNERS
AT FAIR ANNOUNCED

DIVISION H-VECETABLES
Class Potatoes:
Green Mountain-First, w. B.
Stewart; second, Olea Felland; third
w. B. Stewart; fourth, H. L. Ar.
mold; fifth, J. N. Skrivseth; sixth
Ralph Kingsbury.
Triumph-First, Oscar J. Hanson
second, LA. Gould third, Lee Hiltz;
fourth, H., L. Arnold; fifth, r. G,
1ngersot;t;; sixth, Mrs. Arnold I,t John n:
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Russeet-F'iirrsst, Peter Frost; sec
ond, Robert Forslund; third, 4J.' Ri
Lewis; fifth, M. Rygg; SIXTH Otto
Heink. 2sis1. -. 6 80 s~<5 stt'a a. ,
Irish Cobbler-First, J. H. Lewis
second, G. I. Goodmanson; third, Al
bert Moen; fourth, M. Rygg.
Early Ohios-First, Harry Carl.
son; second, Frank Walberg; third
Lee Hiltz; fourth, Nels Willet; fifth
A. Hazen; sixth, Ole Gennes.
Any other variety-First, Lee
Hiltz; second, A. w. Hoskins; third,
A. Hazefl; fourth, Robert Forslund'
Clas. 2-Table Vegetables:
Rutabagas-First, Ora Whiting
second, Mrs. Caspar Knapp; third,
Arthur Volkman.
Carrots, hang-First, Mrs. ]. D.
Hamlin; second, Nels Willet; third,
Lee Hiltz.
Carrots, half long-First, Mrs. W
Schultz; second, E. r. Lee; third,
Mrs. C. Knapp.
Carrots, Ok Heart-First, Lee
Hiltz; second, J. J. McCurdy; third,
A. L. Miner.
Turnips-First, Lee Hiltz; second,
Ora Whiting; third, J. B. Redding.
Beets, round-First, Lee Hiltz
second, J. B. Redding; third, Caspar
Knapp.
Parsnips-First, Lee Hiltz; second,
Nels Willet.
Cucumbers, large, ripe-First, J.
B. Redding; third, H. A. Fladham-
mer.
Cucumbers, large, green-First,
Ralph Kingsbury; second, L. A.
Gould; third, Mrs. Chas. Barclay.
Cucumbers, large, white-First,
Mrs. A. L. Brooks; second, Mabel
Schroeder; third, L. A. Gould.
Cucumbers, picking Mrs.
Chas. Barclay.
Peppers, green-First and second,
Otto Brose; third, Lee Hiltz.
Peppers, red-First and second,
Mrs. Max Lubbock; third, c. F.
Schroeder.
Salsify-First, Nels Willet; sec
ond, L. A. Gould; third, Mrs. ]. D..
Hamlin.
Cla.s 3-Tablc Vegetables: : e,t
Cabbage, early-First, Mrs: Frank
Rohrer; second, Albert Moen; third,
C. F. Schroeder.
Cabbage, late f1at-First, Albert
Moen; second, Craver & Lamon;
third, Arthur Volkman.
Cabbage, late round-First, Mable
Schroeder.
Cabbage, red-First, Mable schroe-
der.
Caulifower-First, E. R. Lee.
Muskmelon, Rockyford-First, A.
J. York.
Muskmelon, any other variety
First, S. M. Schaak.
Muskmelon, banana-First, F. c.
Graft; second, s. M. Schaak.
Swiss Chard-First, Nels Willet;
second, E. R. Lee; third, Lee Hiltz.
Watermelon, round dark-First,
S. NJ. Schaak:
Watermelon, round white-First,
George Abraham.
Watermelon, oblong, dark-First,
Fobert Forslund. i,
Watermelon, Wills, sugar-First,
F. C. Graft.
Watermelon, any other variety
First, S. NJ. Schaak; second, Robert
Forslund; third, A. J. York.
Citron, preserving melon-First,
A. J. York; second, A. C. Graft; third,
Mrs. Chas. Barclay
Citron ,(a)-First, Peter Brooks;
second; Arthur Volkman; third, Mrs.
A. L. Brooks. =
p Egg Plant-First, Lee, Hiltz.
Kohl Rabi, white-First, Mrs. VIM.
Schultz; second, Mrs. A. L. Brooks;
third, S. M. Schaak.
Kohl Rabi, red-Second, Lee Hiltz.
Collection Of Herbs-First, Lee
Hiltz. -
Class 4: ss%
Squash, green, Hubbard-First, J.
B. Redding; second, Ralph Murphy; ;
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