The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-10-21
Butter

Pickles
Sliced Pickles: Mrs. Schwan,
list, S1.OO cash; Mrs. n. Lund;
Mrs. Schwan,
Dill Pickles: Mrs. J.. Cess, S1.OO
cash; Mrs, Schwan, Mrs. M. e.
Olson.
Picked Peaches: Mrs. J. Cess,
1st.
Picked Beets: Mrs. Me. Olson,
1st, S1.O0 cash; Mrs. Schwan, 2nd;
Mrs. n. Lund, 3rd.
Green Tomato Pickles: Mrs. }.
Cess. list, S1.OO cash; Mrs. M. E.
Olson, End.
Watermelon Pickles: Mrs Nels
Lund, S1.OO cash.
Canned Fruits, JeIIies, Jams
Jam: Mrs. Nels Lund, LIST, 81
box of candy at Kearney's; Mrs.
J.. Readicker, End; Mrs. J. Cess,
3rd.
Marmalade; Mrs. Cess, 1st, Mrs.
Hutchinson, 2nd, Mrs. N. Lund,
Bird.
Crabapple Jelly: Mrs. M. E. Oh
son. list, box candy from Norby's
Sweet Shop; Mrs. J. Readicker,
2nd, Mrs. J. Cess.
Assorted Jellies and Syrups:
Mrs. NJ. e. Olson, 1st, years sub
scription to Wolf Point Herald;
Mrs. Readicker, End; Mrs. M. e.
Olson, 3rd.
Canned Peaches; Mrs. ]. Cess
list. 800 cash; Mrs. H. c. Peter
son. End; Mrs. F. Ferbe, Bird.
Berries: Mrs. Cess, LIST, S1.OO in
cash; Mrs. Cess, End; Mrs. M. E.
Olson.
Home Grown Plums: Mrs. P.
Goerz, list, 1 gal house paint, Kelly
Hardware store; Mrs. Schwan,
End: Mrs. j. Readicker, 3rd.
Canned Crab Apples: Mrs. Sch
wan, list, $3.50 barber work at
Coulter and Chamberlain's; Mrs.
N. Lund, End; Mrs. NJ. E. Olson
3rd.
Mince Meat: Mrs. Cess, list,
bottle of toilet water from Huxsol
Drug store; Mrs. Nels Lund, End.
Canned Meats
Canned Chicken: Mrs. j. Cess
list. 5 lbs of coffee from McAllen's.
Canned Beef: Mrs. M. E.Olson,
list. $500 pair ladies' shoes from
Cooks; Mrs. J. Cess, End, Mrs. N.
Lund, 3rd.
Canned Vegetables
String Beans: Mrs. Schwan, LIST,
s1.OO cash; Mrs. Hutchinson, End;
Mrs. n. Lund, 3rd.
Peas: Mrs. F. Zerbe, 1st, sgt.
aluminium kettle donated by Stem
nes-McConnon; Mrs. Cess, 2nd;
Mrs. Hutchinson, 9rd.
Sweet Corn: Mrs. ]. Cess, LIST,
S4.OO lady's hand bag from J. G.
Penney Co. store; Mrs. j. Cess,
End; Mrs. Hutchinson, Bird.
Greens: Mrs. M. E. Olson, LIST,
gas filter given by Camrud Mo
tors: Mrs. Schwan, End; Mrs. n.
Lund, Bird.
Cold Pack Cabbage: Mrs. E.
Maltby, list, 3Ox3h inner tube
from NJ. Fargen, Mrs. Schwan, End
and 3rd.
Canned Carrots: Mrs. n. Lund,
list. cash: Mrs. H. C. Peterson.
Rhubarb: Mrs. Readicker, 1st,
S1.OO cash, Mrs. N. Lund, End.
Relish: Mrs. Schwan, 1st, S1.OO
cash: Mrs. Schwan, End; Mrs.
Hutchinson, 3rd.
Fancy Work
Fancy Work: Mrs. A. Johnson,
list. $500 in cash; Mrs. A. John
son, End; Mrs. H. Ferdina, 3rd.
Cut Powers: Mrs. o. w. Olson,
1st; Mrs. A. F. Lund, End.
Special Prizes
Best 10 ears of sample corn: o.
". Olson, prize 3Ox3h casing do
mated by Ablin Bros.
Best display of vegetables from
one farm: $500 in trade at G. j,
Robbins store.
Best grain and corn display: Joe
Giersdorf, half ton of Wyoming
coal, given by Stone Transfer.
Best peck of marquis wheat:
Ferd Zerbe, $500 in trade at Volt
Nero. Co.
Best display of canned goods;
Mrs. j.. Gees, one pair %overshoes,
donated by the Fad.
Largest family at the Fair: Nels
Lund, $500 cash donated by Wolf
Point Grain Company.
Besides the merchandise prizes
listed above, cash donations were
made by different individuals and
firms as follows: First National
Bank, S5, First State Bank, SIS,
Rogers Pool Hall, 81, Del Witt,
81, Wolf Point Grain Co., So; Shir-
if Anderson and undersheriff
Council, SIS, L. NJ. Clayton, 50, Neil
McFarlan, So, w. ]. Hardie, 81,
Thos. R. Forbes, 81, Frank Ban
mister, SIS, Sig Lund, IS, KurtE
Cream Station, 50, Ole Erickson,
SO, Skaters Meat Market, one slab
Of bacon.
Thank Business Men
The committee in charge of the
AIR are grateful to the business
e vxyolf Do;,+ Co., thar do