The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-09-06
Flower Show
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Exhibit List
Third Annual Event Larger
Than Any of It's Pre-
decessors
DANCE IS SUCCESSFUL
Decorations Splendidly Ar
ranged-Prize Winners
List Published

Sauk Centres third annual Flow
er Show was decided success
from every angle, and was well at
tended throughout both days, Fri
day and Saturday, August 31st and
Sept. LIST.
The show this year was over
twice as large as any Of the pre-
vious events, and the exhibits were
Of better quality. Over 300 entries
were made in all classes, proving
that greater interest In flower cul-
ture can be developed through this
activity.
The decorations arranged by the
committee were splendid. A fence
with floral decorations was erected
around the large space set aside
for the exhibits at the entrance Of
the armory. The arrangement at
the left side as folk entered was
planned to represent a garden Of
shrubs. A tank of gold fish, and
water lilies was placed within a
bower Of shrubs, with grasslike
fioorcovering for other shrub and
flower decoratives. The flowers en-
tered for contest were placed on
long tables, and the whole scheme
carried out a summer garden view.
The dance held Friday evening
was not as successful as the COM
mittee desired, but nevertheless, be-
sides paying the expense Of the or
chestra, a small sum was left for
other expense.
The committee Is to be commend
ed for the effort set forth in MAX
ing the show the success 1t proved
to be.
Judging took place Saturday
morning. The judges were: Miss
Irene Richards of the Home School;
Mrs. c. e. Bohall and Mrs. George
Rien. The winners selected are as
follows:
First Glass Gladiolus-Best single
spike Of lavender, pink, white red
and yellow-(Pink) LIST place, Irwin
Nelson; 2nd place, Vernon Weeks;
(White) LIST place, L. A. Walker;
Red) LIST place, Mrs. Frank Segrin;
yellow LIST place, Mrs. Walter
Gritzmacher.
Second lass Gladiolus-(Bou
quet Mixed) LIST place, L. A. Walk
err; End place, Mrs. Art Rosenwald;
Bird place, Roy Scott.
Zinnias-(Giant, 8 blooms) LIST
place, Mrs. George Sieben; End
place, Helen Minette; Bird place,
Pete Michels; honorable mention,
v. L. Burgess.
Zinnias-( 8 blooms) list,
Mrs. r. e. Cooper; End place, III. G..
Rydholm; Bird place, Mrs. G. e. Eek
berg.
Zinnias-(Dwarf, IL blooms, 1st)
place, Mrs. Geo. Sieben; 2nd place,
Mrs. Dewey O'Gara; Ord place, Mrs.
John Hansen.
Asters-(C hrysanthemum variety.
LIST place, Vera LeSuer; End place,
Mrs. G. e. Eckberg; Bird place, Mrs.
II. Johnson.
Asters-( Ragged edge) list place,
Mrs. j. Hansen; End place, Mrs. II.
Johnson; Bird place, Mrs. II. john
son.
Nasturium-1st place, Mrs. T.. o.
Lea; End place, Mrs. M. J. Fleming;
Bird place, Mrs. Dewey OGara.
Phlox-1st place. Mrs. TART Rosen-
wald; End place, Mrs. Dewey
O'Gara; Bird place, Mrs. c. E. Eek
berg.
Delphinium-1st place, Mrs. w.
r. Brown: End place, Mrs. Art Ros-
enwald.
Verbena-1st, Alberta Prasch.
Cosmos-1st, place, Mrs. Wallace;
End place, Mrs. M. J. Fleming; Bird
place, Mrs. G. e. Eckberg
Sweet Peas-1st place, Mrs. Hol-
comb; End place, Mrs. Holcomb;
Bird place, Mrs. ]. Hansen.
Bachelor Buttons-1st place, Aud
rey Brechen; End place, Pete Mich
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