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

Moses, won "a firsts, II seconds
and three thirds in the sheep di-
vision while H. A. Meier Of
Hanska received three firsts,
eight seconds, four thirds, three
fourths and a grand champion
sow ribbon in the swine depart
ment.
Mrs. NJ r. Myers of Redwood
Falls took two firsts, two sec
onds and a third in needle work,
three firsts in household art.
A first and second in farm
produce are represented in the
premium check of Helen McCor-
qucdale of Morton.
Mrs. Ray Niemann of Lamber-
ton won firsts and seconds in
pantry and kitchen and needle
work, second and two thirds IN
household art and three seconds
with farm produce. A first prize
for a pantry and kitchen exhibit
was awarded Irene Neuschwand-
er of Redwood Falls.
Cattle entered by Ole Olman-
sen of ST. Peter were awarded six
first places, two seconds and two
thirds.
Mrs. S. L. Park of Redwood
Falls won a first and three sec
onds in the pantry and kitchen
department and Mrs. George
Prelvitz of Hector received a first
and second in pantry and kitchen,
five seconds in needle work and
three firStS in household art. Six
firsts and 10 seconds in needle
work, three firstS in household
art were won by Mrs. F. F. Page
of Redwood Falls.
Lloyd Pack of Walnut Grove
was awarded five -firsts and two
seconds in horticulture, a second
in farm produce.
One first each in needle work.
household art and horticulture
were awarded Mrs. Paul Martin
of Lucan. Mr.. Martin received
four firsts and three seconds on
his Plymouth Rock chickens and
| two seconds in horticulture.
Farm produce entries won a
first, four seconds and a third for
Harold Mann of North Redwood
and he received a first and sec
ond in the poultry division where
Gilbert Marquardt of Wabasso
got three firsts.
Mrs. Hugh Mckay of Delhi won
a first and second in horticulture
two seconds in needle work and
a second in household art. In
the horticulture division Lloyd
Patzler of Morgan received two
| firStS and second and he was
awarded a first, three seconds and
third in farm produce.
Ruth Pecholt's single comb
Rhode Island reds won her a
championship in the poultry de-
partment.
George L. Quist and Son of La
fayette took IL firsts and six sec
onds with their Poland China
pigs. They won ribbons for the
senior champion boar, junior
champion board, grand champion
: boar, senior champion sow, jun
ior champion sow and grand
champion sow.
Junette Quist of Redwood Falls
| won seven second places in the
needle work division. Ten firstS
and three seconds in household
arts, first and a second in needle
work were received by Mrs.
George Refsland of Sacred Heart
She won a sack of flour from the
A and p store for her prize rolls.
Mrs. Leo Ruder of Redwood
Falls was presented a first and
second in pantry and kitchen,
five firsts ard seven seconds in
fancy work while Mrs. Carson
Rote won a first prize in pantry
and kitchen and Mrs. Nels Rams
of Morgan, two firsts in needH
work.
Helen Rote's painting and other
art work took seven first prizes,
four seconds.
Montevideo's Bernard Ruch re-
ccived ten first places, eight Sec
onds in the poultry division and
w. M. Steinke of Fairfax won
three firsts, three seconds and d
third with cattle exhibits.
Chester Whites owned by Reu-
ben Schreyer of New Ulm were
judged the grand champion and
Junior champion eoars, the senior
champion and grand champion
soWS. He won IL firsts, five sec
OndS and six thirds.
l.. p. Simonsen of Sleepy Eye
exhibited junior champion sow
took three firsts, eight seconds, 8
third and three fourths in the
swine division.
. Also with swine, Lester Schrey-
er of New Ulm won a first, foul
seconds and two fourthS and ir
the same department H. G. Shar-
key of Lynd showed Hampshire
which were judged senior, junior
and grand champion boar, senior
junior and grand champion SOW
He received II firsts, two seconds