The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-08-31
County Fair Prizes
Widely Scattered

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household art.
Mrs. Ed Duncan of Redwood
Falls entered household art ev-
hibitS which took four first, three
second and one third premium.
A vegetable display arranged by
Mrs. William Dahmes of Redwood
Falls won a first place.
Outside Winners
A Vernon Center man, John
Belgard took 10 first, one second,
five thirds and fourth prize with
swine exhibits.
With poultry entries, Floyd Dye
of Montevideo took three first,
four second prizes.
Art entries which included
sculpture won Grace Mary Eder-
er of Morton three first prem
iums.
A champion single comb white
Leghorn was listed to Claude
Ever of Bird Island. He won
seven first and four seconds in
poultry competition.
The premium check received by
Mrs. Otto Flom of Delhi repre-
sented first and two second plac-
es in pantry and kitchen, first
and third prize in household art
Mrs. Martin Freise of Redwood
Falls received a first and a Sec
ond place in pantry and kitchen
contests.
Thirteen firsts and 10 seconds
in the poultry division was the
fair record of Aurelius Fletcher Of
Olivia.
Sheep exhibited by c. E. Good
year of Redwood Falls received
eight first places, six seconds anc
four thirds in the open class. Ir
! the division for registered breeds
from Redwood county only, Good
| year took Is firSts.
Mrs. Kenneth Gaffney of Del.
hi was the recipient of a first anc
a second premium in needle anc
fancy work. Two firsts in needle.
work, a first and two seconds il
household art were presented Mrs
| Theo. Grams of Echo.
Mrs. H. E. Greene of Redwood
Falls garnered a first in fancy
/ work and another blue ribbon il
| the horticulture department
Familiar among cattle exhibit
ors here, Hillesheim Brothers o
Sleepy Eye won eight first ano
| two seconds. Reuben Holstein OF
Tracy took two third places with
his sheep.
With entries in four depart.
ments, Helen Hoover of Redwood
Falls received payment for two
first in pantry and kitchen, {
first in household art, a second il
/ horticulture, four firsts and three
/ seconds in farm produce.
A first premium each in pantry
and kitchen and needleWork, {
second in household art, two first!
and second in horticulture, sew.
en- firsts, five seconds and a thirc
in farm produce were the prem.
ium awards of Mrs. Charles Hoop
ner of Delhi. Patricia Hoepner re-
ceived a second place in pantry
and kitchen, a first and four Sec
onds in needlework, three firsts
four seconds and a third in house
hold art and two seconds in poul-
try.
Needlework made by Mrs. O. c
Harang of BelvieW received two
first places and two seconds. Mrs.
Harang also received two second
awards in household art.
Entries of Laura Housman o.
Delhi were judged a first and two
seconds in needle and fancy work
three firsts and second in house
hold art.
A first in horticulture, and 6
first and a second in farm pro-
duce were received by John H. B
Henderson of Redwood Falls. Ri
chard Hoover entered farm pro,
duce which was awarded three
first, four seconds and a third.
Poultry exhibited by the Hill
bert Hatchery of Redwood Falls
was judged first in three instanc-
eS, second in one.
Mrs. David Jacobsen OF Delhi
won two first and four seconds in
pantry and kitchen judging, two
seconds in needle and fancy work
A first in pantry and kitchen,
first. four seconds and third in