The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-07-20

CEINYHSW
Home naads. 10 Ibs. MA. n. q. stew
Pettie Drystad, carbury. MRS. E Roehn
ket Note, frat prize cheese receives
special mention. See writeup..
Srt1ass cn Mss MaIs So E6.a Eoes Ma ST.. - q
Mrs. Z. z. Emerson, Bottineau.
Gaanmelost,, Mrs. q. ]. Lindberg, Mrs
" Math Sveen.
Bacon. home cured, brine. Mrs. VIVA
Williams. Mrs. r. Wilson, MRS. ". g
Bacon. home cured. sugar. mrs. I'D
Boehnke, chas- Whitteron. Mrs. r. VIII
Ham, home cured, brine, Mrs. WI
Williams, Mrs. r. Wilson, Mrs. VIM. g
Ham. home cured. sugar. chas. whit
teron. Mrs. John Kitzman. Willow City
4 Mrs. Ed. Boehnke. ,.=@4& ~ II W. = ~:
Beef, canned, Mrs Carl Wolff. Anna
Lindberg, Mrs. John zitzman.
Chicken. canned, Mrs. Hartman Kaed.
Ing; Kramer, Mrs. Joe senechal. Mrs. r
Sausage, canned, Mrs. Herman Kaed-
ing, Mrs. L. Volbrecht, Mrs r. Wilson
Lard q lbs. home rendered, Mrs. r.
Wilson. .
Goose, canned. Mrs. Hartman Kaeding
Shirley Hotel Special, Chas. e. Whit
CLAss 3. -
Best chicken. dressed for Mimi. mar
ket, Mrs. il. Kaeding. Mrs. volbrecht
Soap, home made, Mrs. L. II. Larson
Bottineau, Mrs. o. P. Svingen, Botti.
neau, Mrs. Ed. F. Boehnke, Kramer.
cI MSiie i bread , ,oaf Mrs A g Marc
Mrs. &. A. Dif Nyst r 1oat Mrs m's L. y volbr eeht
Graham. bread, Mrs. Math Sveen, Max
bass, Mrs. q. A. Ziering, Bottineau, Mrs.
N. I. Dokken. IT,
Math Sveen, Mrs. Ed. Boehnke.
Parkerhouse rolls-Mrs. Chas. Becker
Kramer, Mrs. L. Volbrecht, Mrs. John
Fancy rolls, Mrs. Math sveen, Mrs.
Axel Nelson, Mohall, Mrs. Frank Schultz
re, Bottineau.
Coffee bread. Mrs. Frank schultze,
Raised d%oughnuts, Mrs. Axei Nelson,
Mrs. Frank Schultze.
Bottineau Milling Co. Special for
bread. Mrs. G:J: Lindberg.
Bottineau Milling Co. Special for Par
QUICK BREADS.
Nut bread, Mrs. c. r. Gleason.
hite layer, Mrs. John Il. Kirk, Mrs. w.
Chocolate layer cake, Mrs. w. G.
Stewart, Mrs. VIM. Williams.
ch0sola' Mr loaf iva cake, s icing Mrs Ed
Angel Cake, Mrs. Ed. Boehnke, Mrs.
Axel Nelson, Mrs. r. Costello.
Sponge cake, Mrs. Axel Nelson. Mrs.
AAdIu SWELL, A4dlld
Light fruit cake, Mrs. .: A Fair
weather, Souris, Mrs. c. r. Gleason,
Mrs. r. Wilson.
Dark fruit cake. Mrs. W. G. Stewart,
Mrs. c: W. Greaves. Lansford, Mrs.
COOKIES
Fruit caakies, rolled, Mrs. Chas. Beck
er, Mrs. Albert Stewart, Mrs. w. Will
White caakies. Mrs. P. L. Eide, Mrs.
Math Sveen, Mrs. Carl Wolfe.
Oatmeal cookies Mrs. Math Sveen,
Malta Langhaug.
Mrs. n. 1. Dokken. Mrs. Math Sveen.
Rocks. Mrs. w G. Stewart, Mrs. Arne
Hoyind, Mrs. Ed. Boehnke.
French pastry, Sister Dinnise, LIST.
D%oughnuts, Mrs. N. I. Dokken, Mrs.
Frank Yellen, Mrs. Ed. Boehnke.
F~,attigman, Mrs. P. l.. Eide, Mrs. Lou
is Wall, Mrs. Math Sveen.
Sand bakkles, Mrs. P. L. Eide, Mrs.
Math Sveen, Mrs, G. ]. Lindberg.
Rosettes, Mrs. Ed. Boehnke, Mrs. O.
F. Guttu, Bottireau.
PIES
Lemon pie, Mrs. c.. r. Gleason, Mrs. Ed.
Boehnke. Malta Langhaug.
Pumpkin pie, Mrs. P. L. Eide.
Fudge chocolate. Mrs. R. Costello,
Mrs. l. Volbrecht Malta Langhaug.
AAc11 vi 1CCSo
Fudge, divinity, Mrs. Albert Stewart
Mrs: ]. H. Kirk, Mrs. Christ Melhoff,
Gardena.
Chocolate dip, Mrs. John Kiesow, kra-
mer.
M~arshmallof. Mrs. ]. Kiesow.
tru1t; dignity, Mrs. L. Volbrecht'
Compass cherries, Mrs. L. Pittman
C~urrants, white. Mrs. Math Sveen,
Mrs. Chas. Fuerhelm, Overly.
Raspberries, Mrs. G.. J. indberg.
Plums, Eva Russell, Mrs. Math sveen
Mrs. G. j. Lindberg-
Ground cherries. Mrs. E. F. Boehnke,
Kramer, Mrs. Frank Schultze.
Crab apples, Mrs: G: F; Dugstad Lans-
Citron. Mrs. l.. Pittman.
MARMALADES.
Carrot, Mrs. Joe senecha1, Mrs, Math
Gooseberries, Mrs. G.. J. Lindberg,
Mrs. Gleason, Sr.. Mrs. Math Sveen.
Raspberries, Mrs. G.. J. Lindberg
Rhubarb. Mrs. Chas. Fuerhelm, Mrs.
ho Tdm5 J9haso Mrs. NM NAH Zoe seen ssnechaL.
Strawberry. rs. c. R. Schultze, Mrs.
G. r. Gleason.
Strawberries, canned, Mrs. Gleason,
JELLIES
Crab apple, Mrs. C. F. Dugstad, Mrs.
H. 1. Brusletten, Mrs. L. Pittman.
Current, red, Mrs. r. Wilson
Mrs. Math sveen
G~ooseberries, Tena Stewart, Bottineau
Plum. Mrs. c: r. Schultze.
WILD FRUITS
Best exhibit of 8 jars N. D. fruit, Mrs.
VIM Simon, Bottineau.
NORTH DAKOTA WILD FRUITS
Choke cherry jelly. Mrs. Math Sveen.
Mrs. H. L. Brusletten, Mrs. L.. Pittman.
Pin cherry jelly, Mrs. Math sveen.
High bush cranberry, Mrs. FL. L. Brus-
1etten, Mrs. G. J. Lindberg.
~Juneberry, Mrs. H. L. Brusletten.
VEGETABLES, Canned
hope, Mrs. VIM. Hoopman, Souris, Mrs.
Math Sveen
Corn, Anna Melhoff, Gardena, Mrs. W.
Craig, Mrs: Joe senechal
Beans, Mrs. w. r. Snyder, Bottineau,
Peas. Mrs. Henry wicks, Bottineau,
Mrs. w. r. Snyder, Mrs. c. w. Greaves.
Tomatoes, MRS. Math Sveen
Best collection Of canned greenss Mrs.
Chas. Fuerhelm, Overly.
Best mixture of vegetables for soup,
Mrs. Chas. Fuerhelm Mrs. Joe Senechal.
PICKLES:
Cucumber sour, AArs. r. Wilson.
Cucumber, sweet, Mrs. Carl Wolf, Mrs
Mixed pickles, Mrs. VIM. Craig, Mrs.
G: :; Lindberg, Mrs; F. ;. Ys1ien urs
T.. Pittman
Green tomato, Mrs. VIM. Craig, Mrs.
P. I. Eide, Mrs. r. Wilson.
Watermelon, Mrs. FL. L.. Brusletten
Dill, Mrs. Brusletten
Chilli sauce, Mrs. r. Wilson
Crab apple, Mrs. c.. r .Dugsrad
Picalil1i, Mrs. Fl. ]. Wolf, Mrs. Carl
Wolf, Mrs. Albert Stewart
Best collection Of 6 kinds of pickles,
Mrs. Brusletten, Mrs. L. Pittman, Mrs.
SALAD dressing. cooked, MRS: VIM; 81
mon, Mrs. Albert Stewart, Mrs. G. r.
FRUITS