The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-08-31

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ere won by Mrs. Robert Bellig
of Wabasso.
Mrs. Frank Belshaw of Vesta
took prizes in four departments,
a first in pantry and kitchen, a
first and second in needle work,
two thirds and fourth in house
hold art and a second in farm
produce.
Mrs. James Baum of Walnut
Grove won three first premiums
with needle work and three Sec
onds and Mrs. Bert Bellig of San
born received seven first prizes
with fancy work.
With grain exhibits Erwin
Bruess of Echo took two firsts and
two third prizes.
Duroc Jersey pigs entered by
Paul R. Current of Comfrey won
six firsts and two second places.
He had the junior champion boar,
grand champion boar, senior
champion sow, junior champion
sow and grand champion sow.
Richard Current of Comfrey took
four firsts and two second prem
iums in the same class.
A. first in reedle work was re-
ceived by Mrs. c. Cherry of Red
wood Falls. Another familiar
name on the premium payment
books is that of Mrs. Gertrude
Collins of Renville. She took
seven firsts and eight seconds in
pantry and kitchen, first in
horticulture, a third in dairy and
a second in farm produce.
A first and second in pantry and
kitchen, a first and five seconds
in needle work were awarded Mrs.
Allen Conner of Redwood Falls
while Mrs. A. E. Cady of Morgan
took firsts in pantry and kitchen
and a first award in needle work.
A first and two seconds in fancy
work were received by Mrs. Mary
E. Warner of Redwood Falls.
Mrs. Milton Jensen of Lucan
won a first and second with pam
try and kitchen entries, two firstS
and five seconds with needle
work, four firsts and three seconds
in household art and four firsts
and three seconds in horticulture.
Art work entered by Marie
! Jacobson of Delhi was judged first
in two classes, second in one. She
won two firstS in pantry and
kitchen and three seconds. Mrs. c.
L. Johnson of Redwood Falls won
q first in household art.
A ribbon for senior champion
, boar in its class was taken home
! by Matt Kramer of VeSta. His
tswine was judged first in two
, classes, second in two and third in
seven.
Mrs. William Keltgen of Olivia
won seven first and eight seconds
in pantry and kitchen, two frsts,
/ three seconds and a third in farm
produce.
Two firsts in needlework went
to Mrs. Charles Kuenzli of Red
| wood Falls. Louise E. Kratzke of
Lamberton won IL firsts, three
seconds in pantry and kitchen,
three firSts in needleWork and a
first and second in household art.
A sweepstakes ribbon in needle
work, five firsts and two seconds
were presented Mrs. William
Koehne of Morgan while Mrs. B.
j. Kirkhoff of the same village
won first in fancy work.
Arthur Klucas of Montevideo
won two firsts in horticulture, q
first and second in farm produce,
10 firsts and Is seconds in poul-
try competition. He had the
champion Hamburg silver spangL-
ed chickens and Narragansert
turkeys Mrs. Lulu Kohler Of
Redwood Falls won three firsts in
poultry.
Fourteen firsts and 81 second
prizes in pantry and Kitchen;
three firsts and two seconds in
needle work and six firstS, three
seconds and two thirds in house
hold art, three firstS and two
thirds in horticulture and IL firsts
and 10 seconds in farm produce
were won by Mrs. William Leach
of Bird Island.
Mrs. William Langholz of Wan
da received six frsts and the same
number of seconds in pantry and
kitchen, a first in horticulture,
two firsts and three seconds in
farm produce and four firsts and
two seconds with her White Wy
andotte chickens.
A Kasota exhibitor, Clayton