The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-09-29

County Agent Lenzmeier spent
much time on this exhibit. He fin
ally awarded first place to display
of Minnesota 13, yellow dent).
There was only one prize offered.
Mr.. Lenzmeier placed the first five
in the following order, the first
prize winner being only slightly
better and more matured than the
fifth. They follow:
First-Lorenz Nicholson, Sank
Centre.
second-Geo. Minette, Sank Cen
ire.
Third-George Barner, Sank Gen.
ire.
Fourth-F. J. Minette, Sank Gen.
ire.
Fifth Donald Carpenter.
Palmer House - Radishes, first
prize, Mrs. Jos. Determan.
Sank Centre Funeral Service :
Tomatoes, about 20 entries. First,
Mrs. G. Pauley; second, Mrs. w.
Schley; third, Mrs. Frank Pesheck.
Unger Furniture Co.-Beans, as
sorted variety. First Bertha Dunn
inert.
Hillerud Hardware Co.-Pump-
kin. First, VIM. Lemm, New Mum
ich.
CANDLES Store-Wheat, 1S varie-
ties. First, Norman Baker; sec
ond, Frank Wielenberg; third, Paul
Domke. All varieties winning were
of the Marquis type.
! The Mart-Caulifower, Mrs. Joe
Maley.
Arneson Billiard Parlor-Potatoes,
any variety, "a entries. First. Paul
Winters, Rural New Workers.
OGara Garage Clover seed,
six entries. First, Christ Rhe-
kamp; second, John Kortan.
Haneur Meat Market-Oats, any
variety, II exhibits. First, Gus En-
bloom; second, George Determann;
third, Alois Moening.
Silver Grill Restaurant Turnips,
six entries. First, Vernon Pesh-
eek; second, Mrs. Charles Allen.
John Mondloch Johns Place.
Table beets, % entries. First,
George Dickson; second, Jonas
Eckberg; third, James Pesheck.
| Dahlem's Grocery -Rutabeggas.
First, Oscar Ilgen; second, Jonas
Eckberg; third, James Pesheck.
Gus and George Cucumbers, any
variety. First, Mrs. Carl Pauley;
second, Frank Pesheck.
The Model, Clothing and Shoes
Grapes, and variety. First, M.
Wiener; second, J. B. Hennenkamp.
Mary Ann Shop-Apples, As ex-
hibits; First, Mrs. Alois Moening;
second, Ole Lundeen; third, Mrs.
Harold Gray.
Weiner Shoe Co.-C'ab apples.
First, Bertha Dumme-t; aecond,
Cora Zelger; third, J. B. Hennen-
kamp, Melrose.
G. H. Vandesteeg-C Celery. A. D.
Olson.
]. B. Schoenhoff, Gopher Prairie
Inn-Early Ohio potatoes First
Ben Ravermann, New Munich; Sec
ond, Paul Domke; third, F. j. Mi
nette.
Sigs Clothes Shop-Rye. First,
Mrs. Ilgen; second, John Norman;
third, Mrs. Henry Artz.
Burg Co.-Carrots. First, Mrs.
Jos. Determann; second, H. D. Oh
/ son; third, Mrs. M. Markson.
| S. P. Hansen & Co.-Onions, any
variety, 1S exhibits. First, Joe Det-
ermann; second, A. D. Olson; third,
Geo. Dickson.
A. & P. Grocers-Cabbage. e.
Lambrecht. first; w. E. Hanson,
second; third, o. G. Sorenson.
Erickson, Shoe Co.-Beets. First,
VIM. E. Hanson; second, Mrs.
Gust Quade; third, M. B. MacFar-
land. -
First State Bank-Bundle of Al
falfa. Carl Pauly, first; H. E. Volk-
mann, second; VIM. Troness. third.
Red Owl Grocers = Largest
squash. Jos. LaForge.
F. M. Connely, Meat Market -
Largest watermelon. Paul Dold.
Waldorf Cafe-Pop corn, any
variety. First, Emma Stewart;
second, Agnes Putze; third, John
Gritzmacher.
National Tea Co.-Muskmelons.
First, George Grundmann; second,
A. D. Olson; third, Willis Wallin.,:
Barron's Golden Rule Store -
Sweet corn. First, Leo Nathe.
Main Street Garage-Eggs, Doz-
en- on plate; Joseph zirbes, first,
weight 20 ounces; Mrs. VIM. Schley,
second, weight trifle less than %
ounces; Carl Johnson. third, weight,
26 ounces.
Rydholm Studio-Plums. First,
Frank Pesheck; second, Bes-
sic Nelson; third, VIM. Quade.
Saeger Dry Cleaners - Buck
wheat. First, Gust Quade.
Belmont Hotel - Celery. First,
Mrs. Frederick Mossman; second,
Mrs. Hedin; third, Mrs. Paul Zelk.
Blue Valley Creamery - Patron
delivering cream from longest dis
Itance. First, Archul Becker, Kim
bail; second, Ben Revermann, St.
Martin; third, Roman Fredericks.
Nelson Laundry-Barley. First,
Andrew Hector; second, H. G..
Borgmann; third, Alois Moening.
Potter's Carriage Grasses, any
variety. Carl Pauly.