Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1939-09-14
Many Exhibits
At Bruno Fair
Farm Products and Can
ming Heads Large List of
Exhibits at First Fair.

The first community fair in Bruno,
held Wednesday, August %, drew
large crowd and many exhibits, espe-
cially of farm products. Below is
the list of the premium winners, first
place winner being given first, sec
ond prize second, etc:
Farm Products.
SWeepStakes-Mrs Frank Okronelis.
letzko.
Chippewa potatoes-Bob Billman, Rob-
ert Dracy.
Russell Burbank Waletzko Bros, John
ZebraSky.
Early Ohio-E. w. Adams, Hiram Walsh.
Bliss Irlumph-Oscar Bestel Floyd Ca
Warba-Bob Howey, Gene Howey.
Mesaba-Wm. Schrader.
katahdin-Wm. Schrader, second
Green Mountain-Wm. Schrader, James
futile.
Beets-.Bob Billman,, Mrs. sommers.
ParSn1pS-OScar BeStel, Carl Babe.
,Carrots-John Wahlstrom, George Muir
Tomatoes-Carl Babe, Bert Rose.
Navy beanS-Lancer WernoWSki, second.
Green peppers-Bert Rose, Floyd Cahoon
Cucumbers-Floyd Cahoon, Jake Wa
letzko.
Cabbage-John Zebrasky, James futile.
Fodder corn-Hiram Walsh, Steve Purull.
Oats-Don Martinek, John Zebrasky.
Bros.
Wheat-Waletzko Bros, Benjamin Kow-
.:Alfalfa-Waletzko Bros, Mrs Frank
Okronglis.
Clover-Mrs. Frank Okronglis, Hiram
Walsh.
Flax-Andrew Storebo.
Field corn-Waletzko Bros, Lancer Wer-
nowski.
Sweet corn-Jake Waletzko, Ralph
Pumpkin Steve Purull, Oscar Bestel.
Green squash-John Rupp.
yellow squash-John Rupp, second:
AppleS-MrS. Clara Hedin, Charles jack
Crab apples-Charles Jackson, Mrs.
Frank Okronglis.
Yellow onions-Mrs. Frank Okronglis
Red onions@Mrs. Frank okronglis.
White onions-Mrs. Frank Okronglis
Peas-Mrs Lawrence DeMaris, Mrs. Kow-
Wax beans-Mrs. Frank Okronglis, Earl
Calf-Hiram Walsh.
Canning.
Peas-Elaine Fairchild. Myrtle Pearson
Beans-Elaine Fairchild, Myrtle Pearson
>, Carrots-Mrs. Julius Waletzko, Margaret
Beets-Elaine Fairchild, Mrs Lawrence
DeMariS.
Corn-Elaine Fairchild, Mrs ORGY Plat
sted.
Tomatoes-Mrs. Cahoon, Mrs Clara
Marihart.
Squash-Mrs. VIM. Ames, Elaine Fair
Pickles-Myrtle Pearson, Myrtle Pearson
Meat-Mrs. Frank Okronglis, Elaine Fair
child
Greens-Mrs. John Rupp, Mrs. Clara
Mixed vegetables-Mrs. John Rupp. Myr-
tie Pearson.
Ground cherries Elaine Fairchild
Sauerkraut-Elaine Fairchild, second
Raspberries-Audrey Mattson. Mrs. JUL
ius WaletZko.
Blueberries- Clara Marihart, Mrs
Strawberries = Mrs Nedegaard. Mrs
Frank Okronglis.
Crab appies-Mrs. Frank okronglis. Mrs
Cherries-Mrs. Lawrence DeMaris, Mrs
Jeliy~Mrs Leon Beavens, Mrs Ed DOM
ming.
Jams-Mrs Nedegaard, Mrs Oscar Bestel
Pears--.Mrs. Clara Marihart, Mrs. Frank
OkrongliS.
Peaches-Mrs Clara Marihart, Mrs. Ed
Mixed bouquet-Mrs. Ed Wallner, Mrs.
GladioiusEMrs. A. Kuhn, Dorothy Berg
lund.
Baked Goods.
Plain rolls-Mrs. E. L. Barber, Mrs. En-
stead.
Fancy rolls-Wanda Osterkamp Wanda
Osterkamp.
Light bread-Mrs. Wahlstrom, Mrs. Clara
Marihart.
Dark bread-Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. A. Berg
lund.
Angel food-Mrs. Pat Murphy, Mrs.
Hiram Walsh
Light cake-Mrs. Frank Okronglis, Betty
DeMariS.
Dark cake-Mrs. Frank Okronglis, Mrs.
EnStead.
Spice cake-Mrs. Market, Mrs. Frank
OkrongliS.
Cookies-Mrs. Pat Murphy, Mrs. Carl
Anderson.
One crust pie-Mrs. Greene, Mary Stat
ford.
Two crust pie-Mrs. Clara Marihart.
Fancy Work.
Rugs-Mrs. Walsh, Mrs E. J. Miller
QuiltS-MrS. Laying, Mrs. Pat Murphy
Crochet work-Shirley Ann Putnam,
Rina SorenSen.
Embroidery work-Mrs. E. w. Adams,
Mrs. E. w. Adams.
Cut work-Mrs Layne MYRTLE Pearson