The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-09-26
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where these are known. Excep
where otherwise noted these ar
first prizes.
Best bouquet of cut flowers, 5
in trade at Kearney's, Mrs. Il
Maltby.
Best display of canned goods
Mrs. julius Cess, 5 pounds of cot
fee, Farmers Union.
Canned chicken, Mrs. J.. Cess
A pounds of coffee, J.. H. Coffey
Canned beef, Mrs. Pete Franz
$1.00 cash, A. l.. Rogers.
Sausage balls, Mrs. Martin
Sethre, slab of bacon from Fred
Schafer.
Canned pork, Mrs. Albert Lee, 81
cash, A. L. Rogers.
Canned beef, Mrs. Henry Ferd-
ina, s1.00 cash, M. B. Fargen.
Canned tomatoes, Mrs. o. w. OIL
son, l lb box candy, Norby's
Sweet Shop.
Canned corn, Mrs. Blankenship,
S1.00 cash, Equity Elevator.
Canned Carrots, Mrs. H. ]. Ferd-
ina.
Canned beans, Mrs. Martin Seth
re, $1.00 cash, Imperial Elevator.
Canned peas, Mrs. Schwan, 81
cash, Imperial Elevator Co.
Canned green's, Mrs. Martin
Sethre, $1.00 cash, j. K. Bramble.
Canned Fruits
Home grown canned plums, Mrs.
D.. w. Olson, S1.OO cash, Marion
md Foor.
Juneberries, Mrs. Nels Lund,
Gooseberries, Mrs. Earl Maltby,
Currants, Mrs. j. Heinrichs,
Grapes, Mrs. A. Hanson,
Rhubarb, Mrs. Pete Franz,
Raspberries, strawberries, pears
nd peaches, Mrs. Julius Cess.
JeIlies
Apple jelly, Mrs. Pete Franz,
Currant jelly, Mrs. o. w. Olson,
air half soles, w. P. Shoe Shop.
Grape jelly, Mrs. j. Cess,
Plum jelly, Mrs. Securely, $1.O9
ash, Equity Elevator.
Bread and Pastry
Angel food cake, Mrs. Earl
$1.OO cash, Marion and
COR.
ipice cake, Mrs. Cess, inner tube
: radio tube, Camrud Motors.
Jelly roll, Alma Ediger
Loaf of white bread, Mrs. A.
anson, so lb flour, Fred Bett- '
Loaf of whole wheat bread, Mrs.
Lund, $1.50 in trade, Wolf !
pint Drug Store.
Sugar cookies, Mrs. Henry Pet
son, so lb flour, Fred Bettchen. I
Rocks, Mrs. A. Lund, $3.50 pair
k hose, Cooks. f
Plain rolls, Mrs. o. w. Olson,
If dozen photos, or enlargement,
off Point Studio.
Glover leaf rolls and fancy rolls, ]
rs. o. w. Olson.
Miscellaneous
Butter, Mrs. Nels Lund, box of
pies, N. W. Service store.
Picked onions, Mrs. Schwan.
.howchow, Mrs. VIM. Johnson, T
90 cash, M. B. Fargen. a
Mixed pickle, Mrs. E. Maltby, le
s. Lang, bundle patch. 10,
Dill cucumber pickles, Mrs. H. N
ssen, $500 cash, L. M. Clayton. re
Home made cheese, Mrs. Ediger,
< hose, Stephens Mere. -
Grain NJ
Approved marquis wheat, 1st + O.
$3.50 in trade, j. M. Mus; r,
Henry Peterson, Sack of 4;
1dlings, Treasure State Eleva-
darquis wheat, Spring, Henry
dina, 81, First National Bank -
wheat, Henry Ferdina. ~
Fremont Green, gallon
oil, Farmers Oil station. Of
Rye, Nels Lund. ~
registered Flax, Arnold Lund,
70 cash, First State Bank. 90
'ison flax, Fremont Green, tire
K, Northern Chevrolet Co. No
Jest sheaf of wheat, Earl Malt
oil change, H. Earl Clack Co. co
northwestern Dent Corn, A. P. I'D
7eu, enamel bread box, Stem
McConnon Co. e.,
Minnesota No. % Dent corn, we
list Sand, Gillette razor, White
.elry.
Dent corn, Clarence Bar
$500 trade, Valley Market. ION,
elbow Dent corn, A. P. Bill ]
l year subscription to W. P. he
aid. 4.
Iuaw Corn, c. Bartel, 4 pounds he
F. Small an,
elbow Flint corn, Nick Toavs, dol
cut and shave, o K Barber "
n
.alconer corn, P. A. Goerz, 6 he
subscription to w. P. Herald to
leaf fodder corn, Arnold Lund, wiz
IN of oil, Listerud filling sta ste
of
Vegetables \
beets, o. w. Olson, bat try
charge, Wolf Point Electric the
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