Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, October 8, 1913, Page 10

SPAGE EIGHT Marble Mention _—————————————S F. D. Long of Virginia was in the village Wednesday. A baby boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John xarson Sat- urday. Miss Katharine Doran spent the week end at her home in Grand Rapids. Geo. C. Gilbert of Virginia spent the week end in the village with his family. Miss Mary Harrington of Chis- holm was the week end guest of the Misses Young. Miss Gertrude Bawden spent the wweek end with her aunt, Mrs. Thos Edwards of Virginia, Mrs. Bollinger and daughter, V: ginia, have been Mrs. D. M. Ver- milyea’s guests recently. Mrs. R. G. Krueger went to her old home, Odessa, Minn., Tuesday on account of the illness of — her mother. Mr. Albert Munson who repre- sents the Bergesen Candy company of Superior, was a caller here Wednesday. Mr. Wm. Spinning was the guest of his nephew, C.S.Chase, Wednes- day. Thursday; Mr. Chase went to Virginia with his uncle who mede final his homestead near Bear River. proof on Walter Elder received a severe in- jury while working on the drills at the Arcturus Friday morning. His arm was broken and necessitated his going home to Grand Rapids that evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. & Staacke and little daughter, Catherine, were greeting old friends here Saturday and Sunday and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Vermilyea. Sun- day evening they went to Coleraine to visit Mr. and Mrs. Durant Bar- clay, leaving for home on Monday morning. Mrs. Emily Moffatt! spent several days in Grand Rapids last week, the guests of Mrs, Harry Lawrence. Mr. Jolin Helmer of Duluth was in the village Wednesday. Mr. Helmer was looking over mining properties he owns near Calumet. The Holel Marble is soon to be} reopened. The furnace has been | overhauled and Mr. Butler has ar- rived to take charge of the hotel which pleases the Marble people very much. Marble Church Notes. Sunday school—10 a m. Mr. Wickmann desires that all interested in forming an adult bible class meet with him at the Sunday school hour. A helpful and interesting course of work is be- ing planned and the class should fill an important place in the Sun- dav school. Junior League will be held at 7 o'clock and the members are urged to bring their bibles. Evening preaching service at 8 o'clock. Invented A Horse Shoe. In the last report of patents is- sued to Minnesotans through the agency of D. Swift & Company of Washington is mention of one for Carl T. Zettervail of Brainerd. The report says simply a horse shoe. A good many homes in Grand Rapids have horse shoes nailed over the door for good luck and this item may be of interest to them as it might happen to be an article that would bring better luck than the ones heretofore used. nt order of the commisisoners. ‘hat many wolf occording io a rec board of county The reason given is hides brought to the auditor's of- fice were really caught in border- ing counties where the bounty is Jess per head. The state bounty which isthe same as that paid by the county, will be continued. Last year $5,953 was paid in wolf bounties in this county, half of which came from the county and the other from the state. May Take Over Road. An item which comes by way 0i | Hibbing will be of interest to our readers and that is that the Great Northern railroad will soon take over the Swan Lake Logging com- pany’s logging road running north from Chisholm through Sturgecr Lake and to extend the line tq Cook. The rumor is backed up by the appearance of Great Northern surveyors this week who are work- ing over the proposed line from CLASS 1—DIVISION D. Wncet— sentry Truempler, Deer Riv- er, first; P. P. Elliott, second. d. Biliott, eesend. ceavelle, Arst:: P. P, cl wu. C. Alfaifa—v. ¢. Gravelle, first; EB. A, Arnold, second. Tame Grasses—U. Barley—Jas. Bickley, first; Gravelle, second. Rye—Henry Truempler, first;'U. C. Gravelle, second. Speltz—Henry Truempler, first; U. C. Gravelle, second. Buckwheat—U. C. Gravelle, first. Flax—v. C. Gravelle, first. Oats—Henry Truempler, first; P. P. Elliott, second. Dill—T. H. Shoaff, special. Tobacco—T. H. Shoaff, special. Kall—T. H. Shoaff, special. C. Gravelle, first. Cc. CLASS 2—DIVISION D. Millet—U. C. Gravelle, first; Henry Truempler, second. wos Com op Corn— Thnothy Seed—Jas. Bickley, first; U. C. Gravelle, second. Clover Seed—Jas. Bickley, first. ae Sunflowers—T. H. Shoat, aeons: two quarts—B. S. Booth, first; J. no Hendricks, second; Henry Truempler, third. Peas, two quarts—U. C. Gravelle, first; B. S. Booth, second; Mary G. Ful- ler, third. Winter Wheat—U. C. Gravelle, eae Spring Wheat—P. P. Elliott, first; C. Gravelle, second; Jas. Bickley, third, Rye—U. C. Gravelle, first; C. K. Mun- ay, second. Barley—Jas. Bickley, first; U. C. Gra- velle, second. Oats—P. P. Elliott, first; C. G. Ander- son, second; Henry Truempler, third. Speltz—J. C. Hendricks, first; Cc. Gravelle, second. Ruckwheat—P. P. Elliott, first; R. E Webb, second; Henry Renemplery third; Henry Truempler, specia Flax Seed— Sravelle, first; Henry Truempler, second. Dent Corn— Flint Corn-- CLASS 3—DIVISION D. Potatoes. Early—P. P. Elliott, first; B. S. Booth, second; Jas. Bickley, third. Late—Jas. Bickley, first; T H. Shoaff, second; U. C. Gravelle, third. 10—Eariy Ohio—P. Eliiott,_ first; Jas. Bickley, second; M. S. ‘Booth, White Flint—C. K. Mundy, first; Ed. u Lawler, second. Yellow _ Flint—Esther first; J. C. Hendricks, Booth, third. Wm. Thumb Pop Corn—W. G. Ful- ler, first; Mary J. Fuller, second; B. S. Booth, third. White Rice—Jas Bickley, first. Wild Blackberry Jelly—Hlsie Thorn- berry, first. Pin Cherry. Jelly—Lily Behrens, first; Bertha Quackenbush, second. Cranberry Jelly—Addie Litchke, first, Margaret Weight, second. Plum _ Jelly—Blanche Bickley, first. Raspberry Jam—Gladys Affleck, first. White Currant Jelly—Gladys Affleck, first; Blanche Bickley, first. first; Blanche Bickley, second. Thornberry, second; 8. Red Currant Jelly—Doris Hofer, first; Leah Dibbert, second. Blueberry Jelly—Elsie Thornberry, first; Clara_Audette, second. Canned Raspberry—Dora Lalliberti, first; Clara Audette, second. Wild Strawberry | Jam—Alalia Dib- bert, first. Cucumber Pickles—Beulah Nesbit, first; Margaret Wright, second. Oil Cucumber Pickles—Helen Gilbert, first; Marie Richert, second. Pickled Onions—Ina Aha, first; Verne Wright, second CLASS 3— Display of | Asters—Doréthy Holum, first; Muriel Meyers, second. Display of>Pansies—Kenneth Affleck, first; Dorothy Holum, second. Display of Zinias—Gertrude Rich- ert, first. Display of Peas—Gertrude Richert, first. Display of Verbenas—Gertrude Rich- ert, first. Display of Strawflowers—Gertrude Richert, first. Cook Book—Myrtle Gilfillan, first; Eee Labelle, second; Clara Ryberg, t hird. Collection of Austin, first; Mary Austin, first; Mary Buell, second. Dressed Doll—Doris Hofer, first. Doll Dress—Ina Aho. Hammered Brass Ruth Paulutsky, first. ontneree Brass Box—Ina Aho, sec- on Hammered Brass Candle Sticks— Ruth Paulutsky, third. South American Relief Map—Sylves- ter! DeLaittre, first; Blanche Gould, sec- Sweet uell, first. Cigar Holder— hird. 10—Carmen—Mrs. Mary fuller, first; third ‘ Jas. Bickley, second; A. M. Sisi Withdraws Wolf Bounty. 10—Burbank—P. P. Elliott, first; Mrs. St. Louis county will no longer | Mary Fuller, second; W. ‘J. Fuller, buNty Of 87.5 rown | 10—Rural New Yorkers—W. J. Ful- pal ae $3 Ps diese a S bs, | $7" first; Mrs. E. Partridge, second; A. id *3.00 per head for CuDs,|M. Sisler, tnird. 10—'T mph—w. C. Gravelle, first: P. - iat, second; Mrs. Mary hire Cobler Potatoes—T. H. Shoaff, spec- ial; H. A. Wardell, special. CLASS 1—DIVISION ©. Display Table Beets—U. C. Gravelie, first; E. A. Arnold, second; Mrs. E. Partridge, third. Display Carrots—Ed Lawier, first; 7 > saa second; C. L. E. Ellefson, ir Display Parsnips—Mrs. E. Partridge, first; C. L. E. Ellefson, second; B. S. Booth, third. Display Tomatoes—T. H.__ Shoaff, first; B. S. Booth, second; Miss Florence Burlingame, third. Display Cabbage, three heads each— B. S. Booth, first; Ed. Lawler, second; Jas. Bickley, third. Fuller, Turnips—U. C. Gravelle, first. Display, Onions—J. ‘ Hendricks, first; U. C. Gravelle, second; Mrs. C. E. Wright, third. Cauliflower—Mrs. Geo. W. Sawyer, first; T. H. Shoaff, second; R. E. Webb, ird. Celery, Apio—T. H. Shoaff, first; B. S. Booth, second. Celery, White Plume—T. H. Shoaff. Vegetable Oyster—J. C. Hendricks, first; B. S. Booth, second; T. H. Shoaff, third. Table Rutabagas—T. H. Shoaff, first; . L. Lalliberti, second; C. L. E. Ellef- son, third. CLASS 1—DIVISION E. fiubbard Squash—T. H. Shoaff, first; Mrs. E. Partridge, second; Mary G. Ful- ler, third. Boston Marrow Squash—U. C. Gra- velle, first; Mrs. E. Partridge, second. Summer Squash—Jas. Bickley, first; Pao Booth, second; Morris O’Brien, Jr., r Chisholm to Cook. Tt is believed that there may be |no extension of the line to Cook this ye but that the Grea Northern will take over the log- |ging road and that machine shops will be put in at Chisholm this fall. _—_—_—_—_ Pie Pumpkins, three each—U. C. Gra- | velle, first; Mary G. Fuller, second; T. | H. Shoaff, third. | Marble Head Squash—H. A. Wardall, rst. Musk Melons—E. Audette, first; B. S. oth, sceond; Mrs. C. E. Wright, tl | Watermelons—B. S. Booth, first; Jas. | | Bickley, second. Citron Melon—B. Audette, first; C. K Mundy, second; Medard Audette, third. _ Apples—John Hepfel, first; P.’P. El- | liott, second. Crab apples—John Hepfel, first; P. P. Elliott, second. PRIZES AWARDED AT THE ITASCA COUNTY FAIR September 25-26- CLASS 1—DIVISION allion under one year—P. P. st Ss with colt—Leroy Wheaton, years old—U. C. Gravelle, lliot, second. one year old—Otto Gildermeis- cond team in second. > years old—A. M. Sisler, —DIVISION A. colt—F. O. ear dag first. two years old—U. C. Gra- Draft harness—Ler Wheaton, oy re, t Mare wit Driver velle, fil years old—Mike McAl- Sawyer, second; Ed. M. Sisler, first. ears old—Russell Mc- ank McAlpine, second. eT erie i B. stered bull over three’ years— Otto Gildermeister, first; F. 0. Hilke, second. Cow—Otto Gildermeister, fi Hilke, second. pier ming Registered Heifer, under two years—Ed Lawler, first. Heifer, under one year—E. Dorothy, first; F. O. Hilke, second. - oat under one year—F. O. Hilke, rst. CLASS 2—DIVISION B. Registered bull, over three years, Holstein—J. D. Hinegartner, first. Registered bull, between one and rand years, Guernsey—A. M. Sisler, rst. Registered bull between one and three, Holstein—J. Hinegartner, rst. Grade Bull, over three years—Lero; ‘Wheaton, first. . i Grade ‘Bull, between one and three years—P. P. Elliott, first. Bull Calf—Jas. Bickley, first; A. M. Sisler, second. Cow—L. Courtemarch, J. D. Hinegartner, second; . Sisler, third; Russell McAlpine, ‘fourth. Heifer in milk, under three years—P. P. Elliot, first; S. Booth, second; preven Zeininger, third; Lloyd Mundy, ourth first; M. Heifer, under two years—Barbara Stark, first; J. Hinegartner, second; << ickley, third; A. M. Sisler, fourth. Heifer calf over six months—P. P. Elliot, first: Jas Bickley, second; Geo. Sawyer, third; B. S. Booth, fourth. CLASS 1—DIVISION C. Sow, over one year, Gravelle, first. Sow, under one year, *Graveile, first. ar, under one year, Gravelle, first. Boar over one year, Gravelle, first. Bacon—v. C. Bacon—U. C. Bacon—w. C. Bacon—vU. C.| fi 7, 1913 Pen of six pigs—Jas Bi 3 Leroy Wheaton, eeconds ee arate ‘LASS 2—DIVISION C. over one year—vU. C. C.K. Mundy, second. Ram, velle, first; Gra- Gravelle, K. Mundy, second; E. Ewe, over one year—U. C. first; E K. Mundy, second. ye, under one year—C, U. C. Gravelle, ty a a am, under one year—C. F ae M y, bg oe orothy, second wend ioc of four Ewes, ov — ® Mundy, first. er ione Laas CLASS 3—DIVISION C. Barred Plymouth ‘Rot jarred lymout! ocks, old,—R. Webb, Nashwauk, first; W. J. Fuiler, second; Bertha Quackenbush, third. Barred Pylmouth Rocks, young—H. A. Wardell, —ry Bertha Quackenbush, second; C. L. Le Febre, third. White Plymouth Rocks, young,—Ed. Lawler, first. Vhite prvandottes, young,—B. S&S. Booth, first; (old) B. ‘Booth, second. Plums—P, P. Elliott, first; John Hep- fel, second. Cherries—P. P. Elliott, first. Grapes—P. P. Elliott, first; John | Hepfel, second. Butternuts—E. Audette, special. Biggest Squash—Mrs. BE. Partridge, first. Everbearing Strawberry — T. H. Shoaff, special. Everbearing Raspberry—H. A. War- dail, special. CLASS 2—DIVISION E. | Field Pumpkin—Jas. Bickley, first; B. Booth, second; Audette, third. anglewurtzles—P. P. Elliott, first; Gravelle, second. first. Sugar Beets—B. S. Booth, first; Mrs. E. Partridge, second; E. Audette, third. Stock Sugar Beets—P. P. Elliott, first; L. Courtemarche, second; Andrew Lundquist, Swan Lake, third. Stock Carrots—P. P. Elliott, first; J. eS Hendricks, second; E. A. Arnold, rd Rutabagas—P. P. Elliott, first; E. Au- dette, second; E. A. Arnold, third. Display Millet—U. C. Gravelle, first; Henry Truempler, second. Fodder Corn—R. E. Webb, first; P. P. Elliott, second; W. J. Fuller, third. CLASS 1—DIVISION E. Display _ Cucumbers—B. _S. _ Booth, eae T. H. Shoaff, second; Ed. Lawler, ird. CLASS 1—DIVISION F. Ginger Cookies—Mrs. Geo. W. Saw- yer, first. Oatmeal Cookies—E. H. Dorothy, first; Mrs. Geo. W. Sawyer, second. Doughnuts—Mrs. Geo. W. Sawyer, Columbian, young—R. E. Webb, first. Buff Orpington, young—Max H: Bar- ber, Nashwauk, first; yee Roecker, second; Verne ‘Wright, third. Buff Orpington, old—Elmer Roecker, first; Verne Wright, second. White Orpington, young—C. H. Dick- inson, first; Elmer Roecker, wecona. Black Orpington, young—C. H. Dick- ingon, geen b B: Single com rown Leghorn, — E. — _Nashwauk, first peed ose comb Brown Leghorn, young— T. H. Shoaff, first; R. i webb, yaecond. Rose comb, Brown Leghorn, old—B. s. Booth, frst ie ha ‘ae second. ma ite Leghorn, 25, Max H. Barber, first. . Sigcid Single comb, White Leghorn, old— Wes J. Fuller, first; Verne Wright, sec- Single comb, White Leghorn, young —R. E. Webb, first; Mary G. Fuller, second. Brahma, young—L. Courtemarch, ong ed Campines, old—C. H. Dickin- son, first. Silver Campines, young—C. H. Dick- ne hite Mi Minorcas, =. a ‘an ae ‘cas, young—H. A. War- Ancona, young—H. A. Wardall, first. Rose Comb Rhode Island het ed —Morris O'Brien, Jr., firs’ ‘Webb, second. Single comb, Rhode Island Red, young—Morris O’Brien, Jr., first; R. E. Webb, second; L. Courtemarch,’ third. Bronze Turkey, old—D. C. Anderson, Bronze Turkey, young—D. C. Ander- sovnite i k Lloyd =r e Turkey—Llo: undy, fi Becsee. O. Hilice, rst wide ae ekin Ducks, youn, ~R. E. Webb, first; B. S. Booth, second. Rouen Ducks, young—Ed. Lawler, first; Armand Leroux, second. Boar, over one year, Lard—Leroy ‘Wheaton, first. Sow over one year, Lard—Leroy “Wheaton, first. Sow, under one year, Lard—vU. -Gravelle, first; E. H. Dorothy, aan Robert Hane, ‘third. Boar, under one year, Lard—E. H. Dorothy, first. Indian Runners, Ducks, old—Ken- neth Russell, first; T. H. Shoaff, second. first; Mrs. Van Dyke, second. Cocoanut Cookie—Miss Mae Johnson, Nashwauk, special. Rocks—Mrs. Geo. W. Sawyer, s) Bowl of special. Pumpkin Pie—Mrs. first; Mrs. H. A. Lemon Pie—Mrs. Apple Pie—Mrs. first; Mrs. B. S. Rolls—Mrs. Mrs. C. ecial. see eeeee —Myrtle yo nson, c. E. Wright, Wardall, second. E. Wright, first. Geo. W. Sawyer, Booth, second. Geo. W. Sawyer, first; E. Wright, second. CLASS 1—DIVISION F. White Bread—Mrs. Geo. a er, H Miss Alice Tyndall, second. ‘gbisaey? Graham Bread—Mrs. Repp, first; Mrs. Geo. Sawyer, second. Nut Graham Bread—Miss Alice Tyn- —_ special. Rye aeons D. C. Anderson, first; Mrs. Geo. W. Sawyer, second. Nut Bread—Mrs,. Van Dyke, Cole- aeine, first; Mrs. Geo. W. Sawyer, sec- Raised Nut Bread—Mrs. C. E. Wright, special. a ‘ake—Mrs. Geo. W. Sawyer, "Devil's Cake—Mrs. Van Dyke, Cole- raine, first. Fruit, Cake—Mrs. Van Dyke, Cole- ome first; Mrs. Geo. W. Sawyer, sec- "Gottee Chas. special. Layer Cake—Mrs. Geo. W. Sawyer, ae Mrs. B. S. Booth, second. mace Cake—Mrs. Van Dyke, special. Chocolate Cake—Mrs. Geo. W. Saw- yer, second. White Cookies—Mrs. Geo. W. i paalln first; Mrs. H. A. Wardall, second. Chocolate Cookies—Mrs. Geo. W. Sawyer, first. aoe Cookies—Mrs. D. C. Anderson, Cake—Mrs. Forest, CLASS 2—DIVISION D. | ‘Biggest Pumpkin—Mrs. E. Partridge, | fi aoe oNAtrican Relief Map—Celia Francisco, | Relief Map—Mae McLean, Burope rs! North American Relief Map—Viola Staly, first. Asia Relief Map—Neltha Francisco, ar atealla Relief Map—Juitha Fran- cisco, second. 2 z Set of Maps—Muriel Fish, first. History 0: Anderson, first. Itasca Booklet—Irving Longmore, first; Delphine Langhausen, second. Original Story—Mary Buell, first; Dora Lalliberti, second. gen BpOeIee on Wheat—Clyde Presnell, f booklet on Lumber—Mildred Gould, Booklet on Potatoes—Gladys Cong- don, first; John, Paakili, second. Booklet’ on Spices—Verne Wright, rst. Booklet on Corn—Frances Brusewitz, rst. Booklet on Poultry—Irving Long- more, first. Booklet on Trees—Della Congdon, rs' Booklet on Wild Flowers—Della Congdon. Collection Maps—Clara Ryberg, first; Ruth Labelle, second. Collection | Weeds—Jessie Labelle, first; Hilda Ryberg, second; Ralph Bun- nell, special; Myrtle Gilfillan, special. South ‘American lap — Margaret Benzing, first; Lillian Voigt, second. African Map—Celia Francisco, first; Viola Staly, second. North American Map—Celia Francis- co, first; John Francisco. co, first; John Francisco, second. affia—Mary Buell, first; Ralph Sis- ler, second. Footstool—Ernest Bickley, first. Nail redler | Washburn, Fred Ranger, second Chicken Coop—Ralph Sisler, first; Millard Washburn, second. Fireless Cooker—Mabel Harry, first. Collection of Wood—Millard Wash- burn, first. Bird House—Robert Dorothy, first. Rattan Basket—Clayton Washburn, first; Millard McLaughlin, second. Rock Collection—Willis McLaughlin, first. CLASS 6—DIVISION K. Booklet on Minnesota — Clayton {| Washburn, first; Millard Washburn, second. Booklet on Cattle—Francis Mullins, first; Clayton Washburn, second. A Crayon Drawing—Bertram Gendun rst. Water Color—Bertram Gendun, first; eagles Lee, special; Mildred Lee spec- first; ial Light Apron—Susan Pogue, special. Patch—Eva Rapawy, first; Barbara Stark, second. fi Wool Chart—Delphine rst. Local Scene—Celia Francisco, first. Cross Stitch C. P.—Ina Aho, first. P Crochet Napkin Ring—Barbara Stark, rst. Embroidered Collar—Gertrude Rich- ert, first. Crochet_C. P.—Clara Audette, first. Pillow Cases—Gertrude Richert, first; Beatrice Burke, second. Crochet Wash Cloth—Barbara Stark, rst. a Night Gown—Esther rst. Pin Cushion—Marie_Richert, first. Cherry Tree—Rose Etta Bacon, first. Hand Bag—Edna Kleinstenher, first. Dresser Scarf—Theresa Hepfel, first; Bath Golla, second; Gertrude Richert, third. Towel—Theresa Hepfel, special. Sofa Pillow—Addie Litchke, first; Dorothy Holum, second; Elsie Thorn- berry, third. Towels—Verna Meyers, first; Riley, second. Apron, Fancy—Gladys Affleck, first; ge Audette, second. Langhausen, Addie Litchke, second. Apron, Kitchen, hand made—Julia Raparoy, first; Shirley Longmore, sec- ond. Street Dress—Elsie Thornberry, first; White Dent, Minnesota 23—W. J. Ful- Indian Runners, ducks, young—R. EB. Webb, first; C. L. ‘LeFebre, second; Geo. Russell, third. Belgian Hare—Fred Smith, first. Rabbits—Abel Corno, first; Booth, second, Edward Remer, third. ler, first; Mary J. Fuller, second; U. C. Gravelle, thi Yellow Dent, Minnesota 13—1 Cc. Gravelle, first; oS gee nce Mrs. Ey ‘Partridge: second One. att | velle, third.” ea ica Blanche Bickley, second. House Dress—Helen Fraser, first. Handkerchief—Ina Aho, first; Addie Litchke, second. Jabot—Addie Litchke, special. Button-holes—Addie Litchke, special. Crochet Trimming—Addie Litchke, first; Esther Thornberry, second. Stockings, Darned—Verna Meyers, first; Ina Aho, second. Mittens Olga Kauppi, first. y, Apron—Ruth Sargent, special; Lillian ‘Bchoheld, special. CLASS 2—DIVISION K. White Bread—Helen Gilbert, first; ES LeRoux, second; Dora Lalliberti, third. Loaf Cake—Helen Gilbert, first; Ina Aho, second; Dora Lalliberti, third. Gingerbread—Blanche Bickley, first. Layer Cake—Dora Lalliberti, first; 4 Le Roux, second; Anna Root, third. White Cookies—Elizabeth Forest, first; Blanche Bickley, second; Muriel Meyers, third. Dark Cookies—Blanche Bickley, first; Leah Dibbert, second. ‘Assorted Candy—Alaliea Dibbert, first; Elsie Thornberry, first. first; Elsie Thornberry, second. Pie, Pumpkin—Alaliea Dibbert, spec- ial. Potatoes. Comet—Medard Audette, first. Triumph—Earl Franks, first. Earl, Potatoes—Ralph Sisler, first; Medard Audette, second. Early Potatoes, six weeks—Medard Audette, first. Burbank—Medard Audette, first. Carmen—Sandy Fraser, first; Millard Washburn, second. | ee npr sake Franks, first. Summer oer ee Audette, first; Ervin O’Brien, second Biggest Squash—Verne Wright, first; Dora Niberti, second. Rutabagas—Hugh Betts, first; Ralph Sisler, second. Turnips—Verne wet first. Sunflowers—Verne Wright, first. Stock Beats—Verne Booth, arse first. Display Beans—Noel Salat —Noel Booth, first. Com="Thevesa Hepfel, first; Ed- win tin, secon Parse Corn—Tom ‘raumb—Noel Booth, Minn. No. Earl Franks, 23—Verne Wright, first; second. INTENTIONAL DUPLICATE EXPOSURE uilt Blocks—Goldie | first Local Community—Esther i Thornberry, } Nellie | pron, Kitchen—Gladys Affleck, first;|" ©; inn. No. 13—Frances Bluntach, firs! we ei Bevin N. ‘ _ rvin O’Brien, first; e Wr t. second. VGadian orn—Ervin ime dia first; Herbert Maturen, seco’ Ww. Dent vue Went, ast. are weet Corn—-Erest Bickley, Hubbard Squash—Medard Audette, first; Edwin Martin, second. Squash—Kenneth Russell, special. Pum TS Fe ge predee Quackenbush, red Lee, fem Carrots—Millard iescaaa ;, Wilfred Cochran, secon seat, Wiitked Coe Audette, Aret; wil- fred Cochran, second. Waterme! ree Wright, first; Noel Booth, second. “Gourds— erne Wright, first; Addie, Litchke, second. oe CLASS 1—DIVISIO! Beans, Navy—Roy Bickley, first; Me- dard Audette, second. Beans—Blanche Bickley, first. Beets, table—Medard Audette, first; Verne Wright, second. be pa hee A Wright, first; Medard Audette, secon Cabbage—John Jones, first; Medard Audette, second. CaullfiowerAfitdrea Lee, first; Mar- ian Webb, second. Cucumbers—Noel Booth, first; Ralph Sisler, second. Endive—Colin Murchie, first. Onions—Roy Behrens, first; Verne Wright, sccond; Verne Wright, specials. Stock Carrots—Verne right, first; Mildred Lee, second. Musk Melons—Medard Audette, first; Blanche Bickley, second. Tomatoes—Marian Webb, Nashwauk, first; Verne Wright, second. Peas—Noel Booth, first. ASS 2—DIVISION K. Collection of Recipes—Elsie Thorn- berry, first. Tomato Jam—Verne Wright, first. Raspberry Jam—Alaliea Dibbert, Plum Preserves—Verne Wright, sec- ond. ac H. B. Cranberry Jelly—Marian Webb, ‘st. Cherry Jelly—Blanche Bickley, first. Ras| berry r Jelly—Alaliea Dibbert, secon Wild Jelly—Helen Gilbert, third. Canned Raspberry—Clara Audette, first. "Canned Wild Plums—Marie Richert, second. Canned Raspberry—Blanche Bickley, ber Bickley, Carag *Ppium Butter—Beulah Nesbit, special. Canned Crab Apples — Margaret Wright, special. ‘a Conned Beans—Beulah Nesbitt, spec- Mixea Pickles—Beulah Nesbitt, spec- jal. Btutted Peppers—Verne Wright, spec- al Chow-chow—Beulah Nesbitt, special. Peach Conserve—Helen Gilbert, spec- ial. Mixed Pickles—Verne Wright, special. Pickled Carrot: ra Audette, first; Verne Wright, second. peanned ranberries—Clara Audette "Golden Bantam Sweet Corn—T. H. SR aa, eehant Partridge, second; eb r Early Minn. Sweet Corn—T. H. Shoaff, first; Jas. Bickley, second; Mrs. E. Part- ridge, third. Plum Cherry—Blanche Wool. Shropshire Sheep. Pelt. Collection of Plants—Mrs. Frank Richert, first. Individual Farm Hxhibits—Lakewood Farm, first, 450 points; P. P. Elliott farm, second, 440 points; Pine Grove farm, third, 400 points; Ferndale farm, fourth. Township Exhibits—Deer River, 540 joints and $10 for high score; Arden- Borat, 460 points and $10 for design and arrangement; Harris, 440 points. A, M. Sisler wins the State Dairy- men’s Association cup this ie Gen Amateur Photograph— Saunders, special. Water Color, Fruit—Mrs. G. E. Hoep- er, special. a. ec Color, Flowers—Anita Niles, rs Water Color, danitleca pe? Viorsace Burlingame, first; Rue Beaty special. ‘Water Color, Marine View—Florence Burlingame, second. CLASS 2—DIVISION F. H. B. Cranberry Jelly—Mrs. Thomas Russell, first; Mrs. D. C. Anderson, sec- Jelly—Mrs. E. Audette, Grape Jelly—Mrs. H. A. Wardall, first; Mrs. E. Partridge, ie on Cranberry firs' Gooseberry Jelly—Mrs. A. War- dall, first; Mrs. E. Partridge, second. Pin Cherry Jelly—Mrs. D. C. Ander- son, first; Mrs. E. Audette, second. Plum Jelly—Mrs. A. A. Meyers, first; Mrs. Frank _ Richert, second. Rhubarb Jelly—Mrs. C. E.| Wright, first; Mrs. E. Partridge, ay Raspberry Jelly—Mrs. B. S. Booth, second. Strawberry Jelly—Mrs. E. Partridge, first; Mrs. E. Audette, secon Ground Cherry Jam—Mrs. B. S. Booth, first; Mrs. C. E. Wright, second. Grape Jam—Mrs. H. A. Wardall, first. Plum_ Preserves—Mrs. Van oe first; Mrs. C. E. Wright, second. Raspberry Jam—~ Martha Hilke, first; Mrs. E. Partridge, second. Pha aarecns Jam—Mrs. E. Partridge, | Tomato Preserve—Mrs. C. E. Wright, first. ‘Apple Butter—Mrs. Geo. W. Sawyer, first; Mrs. E. Partridge, second. Plum Butter—Mrs. C. E. Wright, | first; Mrs. E. Partridge, second. Chilli Sauce—Mrs. Shoaff, first; Mrs. C. E. Wright, second. Chow Chow—Fimer Roecker, first; | Ellen Trainir, second. Marmalade—Miss Florance Burlin- | game, special. H. B. age Butter—Mrs. D. C. «\nderson, ecial. | Jomato Gatsup—Mrs, Thomas Rus- se. frst; B.S. Booth, sec nd Sot oie Mes. E. Partridge, rsi Blueberries—Mrs. Wilkie, . Geo. W. Sawyer, secon.i. ‘anned Currants—Mrs. Jas Bickley, . Booth, second. Gooseberries—Mrs. Wilkie, Grapes—Mrs. E. Partridge, Ground Cherries—Mrs. Wil- first; Martha Hilke, second. Raspberries—Mrs. _T. Shoaff, first; Mrs. Wilke, second. Canned Strawberries—Mrs. Russell, first; Martha Hilke, second. CLASS 2—DIVISION F. Canned Beans—Mrs. Ed Larson, first; Mrs. T. H. Shoaff, second. Canned Corn—Mrs. first; Mrs. E. Partridge, second. Canned Peas—Mrs. C. E. Wright, first; Mrs. Wilkie, second. Canned Tomatoes—Mrs. A. M. Mey- eee first; Mrs. Geo. W. Sawyer, sec- ond. Dried Sweet Corn—Mrs. Geo. W. Sawyer, first special; J. C. Hendricks, second special. Canne Burlingame, special. Canned Wild Dewberry—Miss Flor- ence Burlingame, special. Canned Plums—Mrs. E. Audette, — Marion Webb, Nashwauk, sec- on Tomato Jam—Mrs. C. E. Wright, eg Mrs. Wm. Obert, Deer River, sec- noe erGitron Wright, Garten Lemon Pie—Mrs. C. E. Wright, special. ae eoeags Raspberry—Mrs. B. S. Booth, ‘Abnle Nees Roecker, first; Mrs. C. E. mgcon Crab Angie: aes rs. E. Partridge, first; Mrs. Van Dykg, second. Choke Cherry Jel (—Mrs, Van Dyke, first; Mrs. D. C. Anderson, second. June Berries, ae E. Au- dette, special. Wild Blackberry, . * canned—Mrs. E. Audette, special. Preserves—Verne Geo. W. Sawyer, | Mushrooms—Miss Florence | eet _ Cucumbi Picklgs = are Frank Richert, first; ‘Mrs. T. Mixed Cucumber Pickl Kie, first; Mrs. C. E. Wrigl oe Mrs. Wi Horse aan Guowiaber” Pickles— Mrs. C. E. ‘ht, postal. Rica Pinte rs. |. Larson, spec- Beil Pickles—Elmer _Roecker, first; — T. H. Shoaff, second. Crab apie Pickles—Mrs. Geo. W. | Sawyer, | Melon Pickles—Mrs. E. Partridge, | second. Ripe pacar ee E. Au- dette, firs! rs. T. H. Sho: cond. Mustard Plekles—-Mrs. Thom Rus- sell, first; Mrs. Wilkie, second; Mrs. Chas. Larson, special. Onion Poop nage E. Audette, first; Mrs. C. Went, second. Stuffed Bouperees rs. C. E. Wright, | special. Green Tomato Pickles—Mrs. E. Partridge, first; Mrs. Wilkie, second. Choke Cherry Cordial—Miss Flor- ence Burlingame, first. Raspberry Juice—Mrs. Arthur Iteu, first. CLASS 1—DIVISION G. Butter—C. L. E. Ellefson, first; Mrs. Jas. Bickley, second; Mrs. P. P. El- | liott, third. Cottage Cheese—Mrs. Geo. Sawyer, first; Mrs. B. S. Booth, second. ~ CLASS 1—DIVISION H. Cross Stitch Apron—Mrs. John Hep- fel, first; Mrs. Frank Richert, second. Fancy Apron—Mrs. Fred _ Carson, first; Miss G. H. Endahl, Coleraine, second. Lace Trimmed Apron—Mrs. Frank Richert, special. Linen. Bag—Mrs. O. J. Niles, first; Anita Niles, second. \ Bessie Campbell, ‘ilk , Bag—Miss . Gary, special. Bed_Spread—Mrs. Ed Carson, first; Mrs. Shipman, second. mee en ork—Miss Bessie Campbell, Embroidered Centerpiece—Mrs. Fred Carson, first; Mrs. G. E. Hoeper, sec- ond; Mrs. Chas. Aitken, third; Mrs. 8. M. Brandon, Deer River, special. Drawnwork Conterniess—aeee, Cora Sarles, first; Mrs. Fred Carson, second. Crochet Centerpiece—Martha Hilke, first; Mrs. John Hepfel, second. Corded _Centerpiece—Mrs. Chas. jones first; Mrs. Fred Carson, sec- ond.. j Crochet Collar—Mrs. 0. files, \ first; Mrs. H. CLASS_1—DIVISION Embroidered Collar—Mrs. H. A. War- dall, first. Tatted cease special—Mrs. Fred Carson, special. Collar and Cuff set—Mrs. Mor Wheaton, first; Mrs. Shipman, secon Collar and Cuff Set, Embroidered— Miss Lucretia Dickinson, first. Jabot Crochet—Mrs. Mary Wheaton, rst. |. Jabot, Embroidered—Mrs. Mary Wheaton, first. Tatted Handkerchief—Mrs. Cora Sarles, first; Mrs. S. M. Brandon, Deer River, second. Embroidered Handkerchief—Miss L. Guthrie, first; Mrs. C. E. Saunders, | Ardenhurst, second. Infant Sack— Infant Bootees—Mrs. H. A. War- dall, special. Infant Dress—Mrs. L. Denar, first; Mrs. Mary Wheaton, second. Embroidered Dresser Scarf—Mrs. Chas. Aitken, first; Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson, second. Lace Dresser Scarf—Mrs. John Hep- fel, first; Mrs. Arthur Iteu, second. an Knitted—Lace—Mrs. H. A. Wardall, ecvchetted: tace Amite Niles, first; ee S. M. Brandon, Deer River, sec- on Darned Lace Set—Mrs. Fred Carson, first. CLASS 1—DIVISION H. Lace Tatted—Mrs. Shipman, first. Collection Tatted Lace—Mrs. Ship- man, second. Embroidered. Lunch — Cloth—Mrs. Chas. Aitken, first; Miss G. H. Endahl, second. Lace trimmed Lunch Cloth—Mrs. Wm. P. Nesbitt, first; Mrs. G. E. Keen- an, Deer River, second. Lunch Cloth Battenberg—Mrs. Ed. Larson,.-special. Table Cloth—Mrs. Mary Wheaton, first; Mrs. Geo. Becker, Jr., second. Lunch Cloth—Mrs. O. J. Niles, spec- al. Table Cloth—Mrs. Tresider, special. Embroidered Centerpiece, Colored— Mrs. Mary McCormick, first; Mrs. Arthur Iteu, second. Lace Trimmed Cutains—Mrs. _ Ed. Larson, first; Mrs. Shipman, second. Bi ny Skirt—Mrs. Chas, Larson, special. Ppressed Trimmed with Irish Crochet —Mrs. Mary Wheaton, special. Point Lace Jabot—Miss | Dickinson, special. | Mittens—Mrs. Wm. P. Nesbitt, first; Ses Cc. E, Saunders, second. Embroidered Night Gown—Mrs. H. A. Wardall, first; Mrs. Chas. Larson, | second. : Lace Trimmed _ Night Gown—Mrs. Wm. P. Nesbitt, first. Pair Embroidered Pillow Case—Mrs. Lucretia ‘Cc. T. Kennedy, first; Mrs. Frank Rick- | ert, ‘second; Mrs. Fred Carson, spec- ial: Mrs. Chas. Aitken, special. Pair Lace Trimmed Pillow Cases— . Shipman, first Lace Trimmed with Initial— Shipman, first. Embroidered Sheet and Pillow Case Set—Mrs. C. T. Kennedy, first; Mrs. Wm. P. Nesbitt, second. Drawn Work Sheet and Pillow Cage Set—Mrs. Fred Carson, first; Mrs. Cora iam second; Mrs. Ed Larson, spec- ial. Lace Trimmed _ Sheet. and_ Pillow Case Set—Mrs. C. T. Kennedy, first; Mrs. Shipman, second. Pillow Case—Mrs. C. E. Saunders, special. Sheet—Mrs. Chas. Larson, special. Sofa Pillow, Silk—Mrs. Arthur Iteu, neat Mrs. C. E. Saunders, second; Mrs. J. Niles, special. ©. Suiits, Wool—Mrs. Mary Wheaton, first; Mrs. Frank Richert, second. CLASS 1—DIVISION H. Quilt, Cotton—Mrs. O. J. Niles, first; Mrs. Frank Richert, second. Rugs, Woven—C. G .Anderson, first; P. A. Peterson, second. ee Cover—P. A. Peterson, Stockings, Knit—Mrs. C. E. Saund- —_ first; a John Johnson, Black- er secon ‘Socke—-Mrs. Eda Spi first; Mrs. Mary Wheaton, second SL eo Knitted—Mrs. c. EB. Saund- re Knitted—Mrs. C. E. Saund- spec- firs Shawl, ers, first; Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson, sec- ond; Eva’ Slade, ‘special. 8 Table Mats Crochet—Martha Hilke, rs' Dresser_Mats—Martha ag first. Table Runner—Miss G. H. Endahl, first; Mrs. C. E. Saunders, special. Towel, Embroidered—Mrs. Eliza- beth Gibson, first; Mrs. C. E. Saund- ersfi second. Towel, | Drawn-work—Mrs. Cora Sarle, first. Towle, eerie Ee sa Eliza- beth Gibson, second. Towel, Special—Mrs. C. E. Saunders, special. Embroidered (Waist—Mrs. C. E. joc a first; ‘Mrs. Biizabeth Gibson, secon Sona Waist—Helen Weitzle, speci "Brawn Work Waist—Helen Weitzle, Faimbroldened Dress—Miss Lucretia Dickinson, first. Crochet Waist—Anita Niles, first. DIVISION I. Set of six Plates—Ruth Beckfelt, first; Anita Niles, second. Plaque—Anita_ Niles, first. Plate—Mrs. » E. Hoeper, first; Ruth Beckfelt, second. Specimen of Lustre—Ruth Beckfelt, first; Anita Niles, second. Vase—Ruth Beckfelt, \ firs’ Anita Niles, second. Cotes, Set—Ruth Beckfelt, first. Berry Set—Anita Niles, special. eg Dish—Anita Niles, special. Su; & Creamer—Ruth Becktel elt, first; v Anita Niles, second. Blueberry Jelly—Mrs. E. Audette, | rat; Anita Nile specia vide PRhubarb -Preserye—Mrs. ‘Thomas| Ostmesl’ Dial pany Cee an Bilton ‘Breacrye—aitre. H. Partridge. | 4s Wooa vals elon Presery: rs. E, Partridge. are yood—} ori Syrup—Mrs. D. C. Anderson, | firs it sarctea of ees ae race spec: sket, Hand —Mrs.) is PPickied Beans—Mrs: Geo. W. Sawyer, | erson first | VOT > +o feats Mrs. T. Shoaff, second. ve H. ickled page ee age 2 Relish rn Wilkie. ‘special. et e, Sour Cucumber Pickle — Martha Hilke,, first; Elmer Roecker, second. Oil Cucumber Pickles—Mrs. E. Part- ; Ellen Trainer, second. Leather—Anita pe ethos ni Niles, first. first; Mrs. E. Partridge, sae Brass Work—Bessie Campbell, spec- Jewelry—! special. ewelry- Sees | Coea Teffe, first. ™