Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-09-29
MORE WINNERS OF
PRIZES AT co. FAIR

In addition to the list of prize win
ners at the County Fair in Pine City
on Sept. Is, 16, and II, as published
in last weeks American are those
given below. The name of first prize
winner in each division is given
first, second prize winner second, etc.,
unless otherwise noted.
Vegetables.
Hubbard sauash-W. H. Hamlin. Mrs.
John Percy.
Cabbage Drumhead)-A. w. SON.
mers. Mrs. Bonnie Blank, John Sham
bauer.
Karas. Joe Black, John Mottle.
Cabbage (red)-Mrs. James Karas.
A. w. Sommers.
Squash yellow. Bush-Geo. Akin
son, Mrs. o. F. Swanson.
Squash (stock)-A. w. Sommers. Mrs.
James Karas.
Pumpkins (stockl John Mottle. A.
w. Sommers, Mrs. Gust Olson.
Rutabagas (stock)-Otto Erickson.
| Joe Black
Banana squash-Geo. Atkinson. Anton
Engh.
Parsnips-Mrs. Mike Volta. Joe Bla-
eek
salsify-c. w. Blomberg. N. B. An
derson.
Squash (table)-C. w. Blomberg, An
ton Engh. Mrs. Mike Volta.
Squash (crOokneck)-Anton Engh. A.
w. Sommers.
| A. w. Sommers.
Tobacco lin stock)-A. G. Ballata
! (second).
T PIsD+ GeaR f. a G. Ral R1emnerr
Squash (kitchenette)- Engh
| (second).
Onions. (small white)-A. w. SOM
Beets (table)-Mrs. Russell Bede. John
! Shambauer.
Rutabagas (table) = Mrs. Albert
Hendrickson. Mrs. Ed Fosberg.
Turnips-Mrs. Albert Hendrickson
Kohlrabi-Mrs. E. L. Dahl. c. w.
Blomberg.
Corn lsweet early)-John shambauer.
Corn (sweet evergreen)- A. C..
Kicker Mrs. o. F. Swanson:
Mangels-Otto Auers. John Sham
bauer, Mrs. James KaraS.
| Tomatoes tplum)-MrS. A. G. Ballata.
Mrs. E. L. Dahl.
Tomatoes (pear)-Mrs. A. G. Ballata.
A. W. Sommers. Mrs. o. F. Swanson.
Tomatoes (green)-Mrs. John Soukup.
Mrs A. c. Kicker.
Tomatoes -Cripe).Mrs; James Karas'
Mrs Mike Volta; Mrs. ;rJ Jos Bqk' Swan
Carrots (table)-John Shambauer. AL
bert Petske, Mrs. James Karas.
Carrots (stock)-Mrs. James Karas.
John Shambauer.
Radish (winter)-Mrs. o. F. Swan
son, John Shambauer.
Peppers (green)-A. w. sommers. J.
Peppers (cayenne)-A. w. sommers
Rhubarb-Monte DeForrest. John
ParsIey-Mrs. Mike Volta, Jos. Bla-
eek.
Celery-John Shambauer. Mrs. James
KaraS.
Cucumber tyellow)-J. A. Haines,
Mrs. Russell Bede.
Cucumbers (Japanese) Ode
Cucumber Cpick1ing) w. Blomberg,
Cucumber (table)-Mrs. James Karas,
Mrs. A, H. Olander.
Mrs. o. F. Swanson.
Onions (red)-Ben Anderson. w. H.
Hamin. J. A. Haines.
onions .(yellow)-Ben Anderson. AL
Onions GBermuda)-J. D. Pepin (sec-
ond).
Navy beans-Mrs. James Karas.
wax beans-Irene Stephens (second).
Peas (GOrdOn)-MrS. James karaS
| (second).
Rape-Geo. Atkinson (second).
String beans-JOs. Black. N. B. An
derson.
| Butternuts-Jos. Black (second).
Musk melons-John Mottle, A. w.
SOmmerS.
Sweet potatoes-Jens P. Miller (sec-
ond).
Peanuts-Geo. Atkinson (second).
GarIick-Mrs. James Karas (seconO.
Poppy seed-Mrs. James Karas (sec-
ond).
Boys and Girls Clubs.
The Boys and Girls clubs of Pine
county had exhibits in sheep, hogs. and
poultry. and the work of these boys
and girls is certainly very commend
able.
A boy or girl who can bring a calf,
sheep, or hog to the fair after having
put a whole summers care on the AMI
NAL gets a real thrill when his ami
NAL is awarded prize The best COM
| petition was in the sheep, there being
| nineteen single lambs entered. The