Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, October 8, 1913, Page 9

FP. D. Long of Virginia was in vthe village Wednesday. A baby boy arrived at the home -of Mr. and Mrs. John xarson Sat- eurday. ¥ Miss Katharine Doran spent the ~qweek 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 ~week end with her aunt, Mrs. Thos Edwards of Virginia. Mrs. Bollinger and daughter, Vir- ginia, have been Mrs. D. M. Ver- amilyea’s guests recently. Mrs. R. G. Krueger went to her old home, Odessa, Minn., Tuesday Marble Church Notes. Sunday school—10 a m. Mr. Wickmann desires that interested in forming an 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. all 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 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 msde final proof on his homestead near ’Bear River. 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. Sur 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. John Helmer of Duluth was in the village Wednesday. Mr. Helmer was looking over mining properties he owns near Calumet. The Hotel Marble is’ soon to be reopened. The furnace has been overhauled and Mr. Butler has ar- Tived to take charge of the hotel which pleases the Marble people ‘very much. _—_——_ 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. ; fast fenry Truempler, Deer er, Maret: P. eae second. ogg kar second. Arnold, seco: Tame Gravelle, Rye— Gravelle, secon Gravelle, secon: Oats—Hi adult | Elliott, second. Withdraws Wolf Bounty. pay a bounty of $7.50 on grown wolves anu £3.00 per head for cubs, ing counties where the bounty is less 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 ot 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 Chisholm to Cook. It is believed that there may be no extension of the line to Cook this year, but that the Great Northern will take over the log- ging road and that machine shops will be put in at Chisholm this | fall. St. Louis county will no longer |Mary Fuller, second; W. 1—DIVISION D. Riv- U. C. Gravelle, first; P. ig Aifaite —U...C. Gravelle, first; E. es—U. C. Gravelle, first. pene ie Bickley, first; U. C. d. mry Truempler, first;*U. C. Speltz—Henry “Truempler, first; U. C. Buckwheat—U. C. Gravel first. Sees Cc. Gravelle, first. ‘enry Truempler, first; P. P. iT. H. Shoaff, special. - Tobacco—T. H. Shoaff, special. Kall—T. H. Shoaff, CLASS 2—DIVISION D. Millet—U. C. Gravelle, first; Truempler, second. Breet, Corn— ‘op Corn— Timothy Seed—Jas. Bickley, first; U. C. Gravelle, second. Clover Seed—Jas. Bickley, first. meeney: Sunflowers—T. H. Shoat, ‘3 first; 7 Beans. two quarts—B. S. Booth, Hendricks, ~ second; Henry Cc. Gravelle, Cc. Remon third. 3. re cae quarts— first; B. S. Booth, second; Mary G. Ful- ler, nica heat—U. C. Grayelle, first. Sorine WheatP. P. Billott, first; U. Henry Spring Wheat—P. ©. Gravene, second; Jas. Bickley, thi ‘ird. .C. Gravelle, first; C. K. Mun- dy, eco vaeeond Bickley, first; U. C. Gra- velle, second. Oats—P. P. Elliott, first; C. G. Ander- son, ; Henry Truempler, third. Speltz—J. C. Hendricks, first; U. C. Gravelle, second. Buckwheat—P. P. Elliott, first; R. E Webb, second; Henry ‘Truempler, third; Henry Truempler, Spectel Flax Seed—u. Gravelle, first; Henry Truempler, second. Dent Corn— Flint Corn-- CLASS ceo tail ad ‘otatoes. Early—P. P. Elliott, Ray B. S. Booth, second; Jas. Bickley, rd. Late—Jas. Bickley, frst: T H. Skoaff, second; U. C. Gravelle, third. 10—Hariy Ohio—P. 'P. Eliott, first; Jas. Bickley, second; M. S. Booth, third. 10—Carmen—Mrs. Mary fuller, first; Jas. Bickley, second; A. M. Sisier, third 10—Burbank—P. P. Elliott, te Mee. . Fuller, 10—Rural New Yorkers—W. J. Ful- ist strats oe ae Partridge, second; A. nire 10—Triumph—U. C. Gravelle, first: P. occording to a resent order of the|p “‘mniott, second; Mrs, Mary Fuller, ‘dof county commisisoners. Stas Potatoes—T. H. Shoaff, spec. The reason given is ‘hat many wolf| ial; H. A, Wardell, special. " hides brought to the auditor's of-| pispiay ‘Table Beets—U. C. Gravelle, ‘ice were really caught i: rder- | firs A. Arnold, secon rs. 5 fi lly ht in border- | first; E. 1d, Mr: Partridge, third. Display Carrots—Ed panies, first; Jem ickley, second; C. L. Ellefgon, Display_Parsnips—Mrs. E. pectidee first; C. E. Ellefson, second; 3B. Booth, third, pisclay Tomatoes—T._ H. oaft, first; Booth, second; Miss piorenes Burlingame, third. Display Cabbage, three heads each— B. S. Booth, first; Ed. Lawler, second; Jas. Bickley, third. Turnips—U. C. Gravelle, first. mashiey, Onions—J. .. Hendricks, first; U. C. Gravelle, second; Mrs. C. E. Wright, third. Cauliflower—Mrs. Geo. W. Sawyer, el T. H. Shoaff, second; R. E. Webb, rd. Celery, Apio—T. H. Shoaff, first; B. . Booth, second. “Celery, White Plume—T, H. Shoaff. Vegetable Oyster—J. C. Hendricks, Peale B. S. Booth, second; T. H. Shoaff, re Table Rutabagas—T. oe oe Pass A. L. Lalliberti, second; E. Elief- son, third. & CLASS Oe TON, E. ubbard 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; iba Booth, second; Morris O’Brien, Jr., rd. Pie Pumpkins, three each—U. C. Gra- velle, first; Mary G. Fuller, second; T. H. Shoaff, third. mare Head Squash—H. A. Wardall, rst. Musk Melons—E. Audette, first; B. S. Booth, sceond; Mrs. C. E. Wright, third. Watermelons—B. S. Booth, first; Jas. Bickley, second. Citron Melon—E. Audette, first; C. K. age ms 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 25-26-27, 1913 CLASS 1—DIVISION A, Grade stallion under aes Elliot ae one year—P, P, lare with ane Wheaton, Colt under one —] first year—Leroy Wheaton, colt—Leroy two vears old—U. C. Elliot, second. re one year old—Otto Gildermeis- d team Draft Wheaton, second. Mare, three years old—A. M. Sisler, in harness—Leroy first. CLASS 2—DIVISION A, mane with colt—F. O. pee, first. river, two yea —U. - wen arse years old Cc. Gra Mond ape nye years old—Mike McAl- ne, first; Geo. Sawyer, awler, third. ret Meme Driving team—aA. M. Sisler, first, Driver, three years old—Russell Mc- Alpine, ae Frank McAlpine, second. CLASS 1—DIVISION B. Registered bull over thre Otto Gildermeister, first; I. 0. Hilke, second. 3 Cow—Otto Gila ice Otto, Gildermeister, first; F. 0. Heifer, under two art’ years—Ed Lawler, Heifer, under one year—E. H. Dorothy, first; F. O. Hilke, second. Bull, ‘under’ one year—F. 0. Hilke, first. Rogistaee tai eee B. ere ull, over three years, Holstein—J. D. Hinegartner, first. e Registered bull, between one and he’, years, Guernsey—A. M. Sisler, Registered bull_ between on Gnive. Holstein—J. D. insesctase rst. Grade Bull, over three yea) Wheaton, first. eeorey eree: es Bull, between one ars—P. P. Elliott, first. ie wee “Bull Calf—Jas. Bickley, first; A. M. Sisler, second. id J. D. Cow—L. Courtemarch, Hiinegartner, second; M._ Sisler, third; Russell McAlpine, fourth. Heifer in milk, under three years—P. P. Elliot, first; .. Booth, second; EAS Zeininger, third; Lloyd Mundy, ‘our’ Heifer, under two years—Barbara Stark, first; D. Hinegartner, second; Jas. Bickley, third; A. Sisler, fourth. Heifer calf over six months—P. P. Elliot, first; Jas Bickley, second; Geo. Sawyer, ing, B, S. Booth, fourth. LASS 1—DIVISION C. Sow, eae one year, Gravelle, first. Sow, under one year, Bacon—U. C. “Gravelle, first. 7 Boar, under one year, Bacon—U. C. ~Gravelle, first. Boar over one year, Bacon—U. C. “Gravelle, first. Boar, sr one year, Lard—Leroy ‘Wheaton, first. Sow over one year, Lard—Leroy ‘Wheaton, first. w, under one year, Lard—vU. C, Sow, -Gravelle, first; B. Dorothy, second; Robert Hane, ‘third. Boar, auene one year, Lard—5. H. Dorothy, first. Bacon—U. C.| firs Pen of six pigs—Jas Bi Leroy Wheaton, eecouds yee eee pe cdatyas ay DIVISION Cc. * ne year—U. C. - volte. trate c. K. ‘Mundy, second: ae , over one year— first; C. K. Mundy, second, — CTavelle: Ewe, under one year—C. K. Mundy, U. second; E. H. first; U. C. Gra Doréthy, thira year—C. nee Mundy, Dorothy, second. i: Ram, under one Piribektotid ock of four Ewes, seat gr Bwee Over one year. CLASS 3—DIVISION Cc. Barred Plymouttt Ro kk: 1d,—R. ‘ocks, = Webb, Nashwauk, first; Wed.” Fuiles, second; Bertha Quackenbush, third. a, barred Pylmouth Rocks, young—H. Wardell, first; Bertha Ronee ush, Second GL Le’ Febre, third. mo’ — Lawler ast yu ocks, young,—Ed. e vandotios, ‘oun, B. Booth, first; (old) B. s. “Booth, second. Columbian, Solent sg E,. Webb, first. bers Naaierauie ave eee Ende , 7! r second; Verne Wri ght, th rd. nee Buff Orpington, S1d—liner first; Verne Wright, second. White Orpington, 'young—C. H. Dick- noe Ort fear’ Roecker, second. n, i —C. H. - nee first. sags young: H. Dick. Single com! rown Legho: RB. ‘Webb, Nashwauk, ‘First, Sait ie! Titeee comb Brown Leehorn, T. H. Shoaff, first; R. Webb, second. Rose comb, Brown Denternt old—B. 8. Booth, first; 7. EL fiona ne second. se com! e — max Es Barber, wits eghorn, young: sete com ite Leghorn, old— ae: Fuller, first; Verne oH eiske, sec- Roecker, Is; 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. —ee Squash—Mrs. E. Partridge, Everbearing Strawberry — T. H. Shoaff, special. Everbearing Raspberry—H. A. War- dail, special. CLASS 2—DIVISION E. Field Pumpkin—Jas. Bickley, first; B.S. Booth, second; E. Audette, third. Manglewurtzles—P. P. Elliott, first; U._C. Gravelle, second. ne Biggest Pumpkin—Mrs. E. Partridge, eisat 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. Se Senaricks, second; E. A. Arnold, 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. ets ae Cucumbers—B. S. Booth, PES H. Shoaff, second; Ed. Lawler, 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, first; Mrs. Van Dyke, second. Cocoanut Cookie—Miss Mae Johnson, Nashwauk, special. Rocks—Mrs. Geo. W. Sawyer, special. Bowl of «.—Myrtle Johnson, pecial. Lae rg Pie—Mrs. C. E. Wright, Wardall, second. first; Mrs. H. A. Lemon Pie—Mrs. C. E. ‘Wright, first. aeons ‘W.| Sawyer, Apple Pie—Mrs. first; first; Mrs. B. S. Booth, second. Rolls—Mrs. Geo. W. Sawyer, young—| Mrs. C. E. Wright, second. CLASS 1—DIVISION F. White Bread—Mrs. Geo. Migs Alice ‘Tyndall, fret raidalbieia Graham Bread—Mrs. Repp, first; Mrs. Geo. Sawyer, second. Nut Graham Bread—Miss Alice Tyn- pone special. e pre aa D. a _Single ¢o comb, White Leghorn, young Fess Mrs. Geo. W. sawets, aeomnan ae Webb, first; Mary G. Fuller, Nut ae Van Dyke, Cole- Brahma, young—L. Courtemarch, 7 apa ter iabies whl vor sosllyer Campines, old—C. H. Dickin- waent, s eter re oe inSilver, Campines, young—C. H. Dick-|nrst es’ “Ske Mrs. Geo. W. Sawyer, fat rst og Cake—Mrs. Van Dyke, Cole- hite ‘Minoreas, young—H. A. War-|raine, first. dall, firs’ Fruit Cake—M Vi Ancona, young—H. A. Wardall, first. Mra. Geo. W. Bower, sec: _ Rose, Comb Thode Taland Hed, youne| sage, ‘Tet: Mrs. Geo, W. Sawyer, seo- Fi ES s O'Brien, Jr., first; R. E. Webb, x oes Cake—Mrs. Chas. Forest, Single’ comb, Rhode Island Red, Layer Cake—Mrs. Geo. W. fewest young—Morris O'Brien, Jr., first; R. E. Webb, second; L. Courtemarch, third. Bronze Turkey, old—D, C. Anderson, Brake Turkey, young—D. C. Ander- soFrnite Turk: e Tur! —Llk Geese. Gili, drat Mundy, first. ‘ekin ucks, e, i. My first: B. 8. Eo i 7 ee ouen Ducks, g—Ed. a first; Armand pa popes: noth ie agatt wet a Ae Shall ose | sal Ree Seco! ussell, first . oaff, second. . Indian Runners, ducks, young—R. 5. Gravelte, bore Aided mas UG.) Webb, first; C. L. LeFebre, agree Geo. esota, 13—U. Cc Russell, third. a Gravelle, s fret Sp BBG atts 4 n Hare—Fred Smi Eelainn Here, vee us wu Booth, second, Baward ats ae onlay Me pyried Zoo first; Mrs. B. S. Booth, second. Spice Cake—Mrs. Van Dyke, precial. ocolate Cake—Mrs. Geo. W. *eWinite Cookies —M e Cookies—Mrs. Geo. W. Sawyer, first; Mrs. H. A. Wardall, second. Chocolate Cookies—Mrs. Geo. W. wer, first. Ginger Cookies—Mrs. D. C. Anderson, CLASS 2—DIVISION D. White Dent, eee 23—W. J. Ful- oa Yellow. Fil ec Piuit—Reth R peed MEP tbctemer rage — Wm. Thumb by Corn— & Ful- ler, first; Mary Buller, second, A aS Booth thira White Rice—Jas Bickl Wild Blackberry rag ‘Thorn- berry. & rst. in Cherry. iets aly Be Behrens, Srat; Berths Sreskene ush, 8 eGranberty de ‘Aadie Litchke, first, Mareeret eight, second. q fam. Jelly-eBlanche Bickley, first. Rasp berry Jam—Gladys leck, fg White Currant Jelly—Giadys Afflec! first; Blanche Bickley, first. econd. ‘Doris Hofer, Dibbert,_second. Blueberry ‘Jelly—Eisie, ‘Thornberry, first; Clara_Audette, second. Canned Raspberry—Dora Lalliberti, ee Clara Audette, second. Wild Strawberry Jam—Alalia Dib- gee heulan Nesbit, first; Margaret Wright, second. Oii Cucumber Pickles—Helen Gilbert, first; Marie Richert, second. Pickled Onions—ina Aha, first; Verne Wright, second CLASS 3— Display of Asters—Doréthy Holum, be Muriel Meyers, second. Lag lay of>Pansies—Kenneth Affleck, firs rothy Holum, second. Display of Zinias—Gertrude Rich- ert, first. Display of Sweet Peas—Gertrude Richert, first. Display of ‘Verbenas—Gertrude | Rich- ert, first. Display of Strawflowers—Gertrude Rae first. ok Book—Myrtle Gilfillan, first; Ruth Labelle, second; Clara Ryberg, rd. Collection of Quilt, Blocks—Goldie fir Austin, first; Mary Buell, firs' Austin, first; Mary Buell, peed: Dressed Doll—Doris Hofer, first. Doll Dress—Ina Aho. Hammered Brass Cigar Holder— Ruth Paulutsky, first. nkgpessece Brass Box—Ina Aho, sec- ond. Hammered Brass Candle Sticks— Ruth Paulutsky, third. South American Relief Lage ear A be 2 DeLaittre, first; Blanche eeArican Relief Map—Celia Francisco, ‘ives- sec- fp urope Relief Map—Mae McLean, "North American Relief Map—Viola Staly, first. Asia Relief Map—Neltha Francisco, firs' Australia Relief Map—Juitha Fran- cisco, second. Set of Maps—Muriel Fish, first. History of Local Community—Esther Anderson, first. Itasca Booklet—Irving Longmore, a pals hine Langhausen, second. Story—Mary Buell, first; lalliberth, second. on Wheat—Clyde Presnell, on Lumber—Mildred Gould, on Potatoes—Gladys Cong- don, first; John, Paakili, second. nxeooklet! on Spices—Verne Wright, Booklet on Corn—Frances Brusewitz, rst. Booklet on Poultry—Irving Long- Dove Ltn first. Booklet ‘st. more, first. pee on Trees—Della Congdon, rs Booklet on Wild Flowers—Della Congdon. Collection Maps—Clara Ryberg, first; Ruth Labelle, second. Collection Weeds—Jessie cota first; Hilda Ryberg, second; Ralph Bun- nell,’ special; Myrtle Giiniian, ‘special, American 1p — Margaret patettie: first; Lillian Voigt, secon: African Map—Celia Francisco, Viola Staly, second. North American Map—Celia Francis- co, first; John Francisco. co, first; John Francisco, second. Raffia—Mary Buell, first; Ralph Sis- ler, second. Footstool—Ernest Bickley, first. Nail Box—Millard Washburn, Fred bps? second. Chick Coop—Ralph _ Sisler, Millard ‘Washburn, second. Fireless Cooker—Mabel Harry, first. Collection of Wood—Millard Wash- burn, first. Bird House—Robert erst first. Rattan Basket—Clayton ashburn, first; Millard MeLaugh ‘in, second. Rock Collection—Wil rst. CLASS 6—DIVISION K. firs Booklet on Minnesota — Clayton Washburn, first; Millard Washburn, second. Booklet on Cattle—Francis Mullins, first; Clayton Washburn, second. Crayon Drawing—Bertram Gendun "Water Color—Bertram Gendun, first; Mildred Lee, special; Mildred Lee spec- al. Light Apron—Susan Pogue, special. Patch— MY Rapawy, first; Barbara Stark, second. Wool Chart—Delphine Langhausen, rst. Local Scene—Celia Francisco, first. Cross Stitch C. P.—Ina Aho, first. Crochet Napkin Ring—Barbara Stark, rst. Embroidered Collar—Gertrude Rich- ert, first. Crochet C. P.—Clara Audette, first. Pillow ies, toe Richert, first; Beatrice Burke, second. NESvobes. Wash Cloth—Barbara Stark, a Nient Gown—Esther Thornberry, Arata Cushion—Marie_Richert, first. Cherry Tree—Rose Etta Bacon, first. Hand rp aie Kleinstenher, first. Dresser Scarf—Theresa Hepfel, first; Sd Golla, second; Gertrude Richert, rd. Towel—Theresa Hepfel, special. Sofa Pillow—Addie Litchke, first; Dorothy Holum, second; Elsie ‘Thorn- berry, third. Towels—Verna Meyers, first; Nellie Riley, second. Apron, Fancy—Gladys Affleck, first; Clara Audette, second. ‘eae ron, Kitchen—Gladys Affleck, first; e Litchke, second. Aetpron, Kitchen, hand made—Julia BEDETOy first; Shirley Longmore, sec- Street Dress—Elsie Thornberry, first; fi 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 ene first; Esther fests oy ahd second. Sto is ‘erna Meyers, ond. Mittens —Olga auppl, first. y, Apron—Ruth Sargent, special; Lilian ‘Schofield, special. CLASS 2—DIVISION K. "| Burlingame, bag) Rue Beaty & ° lis McLaughlin, ne d sie first; Wil- “Verne Wright, first; ; kley, first. + ee Sy atte, first; ht, seco! nd. ver hah een first; jan. bb, second Cucumbers—Noel Booth, first; Ralph Sisler, second. Endive—Colin Murchie, first. Onions—Roy Behrens, | firs! Wright, sccond; Verne Wright, specials. Stock Carrots—Verne rian first; Mildred Lee, second. Musk Melons—Medard Audette, first; Blanche Bickley, second. ‘Tomatoes—Marian Webb, Nashwauk, first; Verne Wright, cond. Peas—Noel Booth, first. CLASS 2—DIVISIO: Collection of Boe mais Thorn- veromnate ai vi Wright, fi ‘omato Jam—Verne Jam—Alaliea Dibbert, ‘st. Plum Preserves—Verne Wright, sec- ai B. Cranberry Jelly—Marian Webb, firs! Cherry Jelly—Blanche pianler, first. Raspberry " Jelly—Alaliea ibbert, sWwiid Plum Jelly—Helen Gilbert, tl Canned Raspberry—Clara Audette, it. "Canned Wild Plunis—Marie Richert, second. Canned Raspberry—Blanche Bickley, | third. Ground Cherry—Blanche Bickley, special. Plum Butter—Beulah Nesbit, special. Canned Crab Apples— Margaret Wright, special. t cone ed Beans—Beulah Nesbitt, spec- *tixea Pickles—Beulah Nesbitt, spec- «Stuffed Peppers—Verne Wright, spec- he eee eae Nesbitt, special. each Conserve—Helen Gilbert, spec- “Mixed Pickles—Verne Wright, spec Pickled Carrot: Audette, first; . Verne Wright, second. Canned Cranberri ‘lara Audette rn—T. fi rst. H. second; Verne Raspberry Golden Bantam eet Shoaft, frst; Mrs. BY! Stsage, Early Minn. Sweet Corn—T. H. Shoaff, first; Jas. Bickley, second; Mrs. E. Part- ridge, third. Wool. Shropshire Sheep. Conection,. of Plants—Mrs. Frank Richert, fi Tnaividual’ ‘Farm Bxhibits—Lakewood Farm, first, 450 points; P. P. Elliott farm, second, 440 points; Pine Grove ieee ere 400 points; Ferndale farm, ‘ourth. Township Exhibits—Deer River, 540 oints and $10 for high score; Arden- urst, 460 points and $10 for deslen and arrangement; Harris, 440 poi Sisler wins the Biate Sree men’s Association cup this =i Amateur Euptoarsse E. Saunders, Spesiee ‘Water Color, Fruit—Mrs. G. E. Hoep- er, special. eee Color, Flowers—Anita Niles, "Water Color, bag peng Geo ee ecial Water Color, as View—Florence Burlingame, secon: LASS o Srvision F. H. B. Cranberry Jelly—Mrs. Thomas ee first; Mrs. D. C. Anderson, sec- nd. PR od Jelly—Mrs. E. Audette, pees e Jelly—Mrs. H. A. Wardall, first; Mrs. E. Partridge, second. Gooseberry Jelly— A. War- dall, first; Mrs. E. Partridge, second. Pin Cherry Jelly—Mrs. D. C. der- son, first; Mrs. E. Audette, second. Plum Jelly—Mrs. A. A. Meyers, first; Mrs. Frank _Richert, second Rhubarb ‘Jelly—Mrs, CB. Wright, first; Mrs. E. Partridge, second. Ras berry Jelly—Mrs. B. S. Booth, secon Straw berry Jelly—Mrs. E. Partridge, first; Mrs. Audette, second. Ground Cherry Jam—Mrs. B. Pa Booth, first; Mrs. C. E. right second. Grape Jam—Mrs, H. A. Wardall, first. Plum_ Preserves—Mrs. Van _ Dyke, first; Mrs. C. E. right, second. Partridge, second. Strawberry Jam—Mrs. E. Partridge, rst. area: Preserve—Mrs. C. E. Wright, firs' ‘Apple Butter—Mrs. Geo. W. tie at first; Mrs. E. Partridge, second. Plum Butter—Mrs. ye EB. Plo first; Mrs. E. Partrid; seco! Chilli Sauce—Mrs. Se: Shoat, first; Mrs. C. E. Wright, second. Chow Chow—Fimer Roecker, first; Ellen Trainir, second. Marmalade—Miss Florance Burlin- game, special. H. B. Cranberry Butter—Mrs. D. C. Anderson, special. eyes th, sec nd Tomato Catsu; Canned Appia ute. E. Partzidge, sei frst; Mrs. first. Canned Blueberries—Mrs. Wilkie, first; Mrs. Geo. W. Sawyer, seconi. ned Currants—Mrs. Jas Bickley, first: Mrs. B. S. Booth, second. arcanned Gooseberries—Mrs. | Wilkie, first. a Grapes—Mrs. E. Partridge, rst. Canned Ground Cherries—Mrs. Wil- Thomas Rus- ann aspberries—Mrs. . Shoaff, first; Mrs. Wilke, second. Cann Strawberries—Mr: mas ‘s. Thom: Russell, first; Martha Hilke, second. CLASS 2—DIVISION F. Canned Beans—Mrs. oi gegen first; Mrs. T. H. Shoaff, secon Canned Corn—Mrs. Geo. W. Sawyer, rst; Mrs. E. Partridge, second. Canned Peas— re . E. Wright, first; Mrs. Wilkie, econd. Canned ‘Tontatote. ses. A. M. Mey- White Bread—Helen Gilbert, first; ee LeRoux, second; Dora Lailiberti, a roat Cake—Helen Gilbert, first; Ina Aho, second; Dora Lalliberti, third. Gingerbread—Blanche Bickley, first. Layer Cake—Dora Lalliberti, first; a Le Roux, second; Anna Root, third. White Cookies—Elizabeth Forest first; Blanche Bickley, second; Murie! ey first; Mrs. Geo. W. Sa’ sec- wyer, on bried Sweet Corn—Mrs, w. Sawyer, rie eer J.C. Hendricks, segond 9 pad specs ‘Mushrooms—Miss Florence Burlingame ees Canned Wild Dewberry—Miss Flor- ence Burlingame, special. Can rs, E. Audette, rail Marion Webb, siggy sec- Meyers, third. ark Cookies—Blanche Bickley, first; Leah Dibbert, second. Assorted Candy—Alaliea Dibbert, | first; Elsie Thornberry, firs’ first; second. Elsie por Pie, Pumpkin—Alaliea Dibbert, spec- ial. Comet—Meaard MAucatte, first. Triumph—Earl Franks, first. Early _Potatoes—Ralph Sisler, first; Medard Audette, second. uote LP cae six weeks—Medard udette, first. Burbank—Medard Audette, first. Carmen—Sandy Fraser, first; Millard Washburn, second. Peanuts—Harl Franks, first. ee be ee Audette, first; in, rien, second. pele est Squash—Verne Wright, first; iibertt, sonore. ore abagae i ‘ugh Betts, first; Ralph Sisler, secon Turnips—Verne Wright, first. pig este Vern right, first. ck Beats—Verne W1 Wright, fre first. —Noel Booth, Went Gorn Theresa Hepfel, first; Ba- Pop Thumb—Noel Booth sie tating, No. ene Wright, first; om ‘Tomato Jam—Mrs. Wright, fests Mrs. Wm, Obert, Beer River, sec: orcitron Preserves—Verne Wright, arden Lemon ~Pie—Mrs. C. E. Wage pee oe spherey eee B. S. Booth, Ohoele Jelly—Eln -Roecker, first; MG ab Apple Taig: nas. Partrid t; Mrs, Van Dyig, second. | ron be: ‘Kon J Mrs, Van Dyk ‘oke Cherr; rs, Van first; Mrs. De rson, second.” June Berries, I—Mrs. E. Au- dette, special. Wild Blackberry, 4 canned—Mrs. 5. Audette, special. Sisaperey. Jeliy—Mrs. E. Audette, special. penubar Peas th omcakee Thomas ussell, ‘spe Melon Breserye—atrs, EB, Partridge. Peach Syrup—Mrs, D. C. lerson, special. Pickled Beans—Mts: Geo. W. frst: is, -T. H. Shoaff, second. . ‘imer oe T. H. i, "agtat, sn ar oe . Raspberry Jom Martha Hilke, first; | Mrs. { Ruth ‘Beoktelt, aout fis, second’ Flor- ae Arthur Iteu, herry ence Barlin mi Raspb: cin mi Butter—C. £. E. ‘aletgen, fi fei Biekiey, second; fy bs 4 01 Cottag e © Cheese—Mra. Geo. Sawyer, first; Mrs. B. neh Boo second. fe; 4» uASe A oes Jak hn, He ‘ross ron—Mrs. Jo! = first; Mrs. Frank Richert, second. Apron—Mrs. Fred _ Carson, is G. H. Endahl, Coleraine, d. Lace Trimmed Apron—Mrs. ‘anc’ Frank Richert, special. Linen. Mrs. O. J. Niles, first; i Anita Niles, second. Bag—Miss Bessie Campbell, Silk , rst. Crochet ‘Mrs. Gare special. Bed_ Spr. ar ae Carson, first; Mrs. Bead’ Work oh. ork—Miss, Besis Campbell, ‘Embroidered grenterolece Rite ERE Carson, first; Mrs. G. E. Hoeper, Tires. 2 ond; Birs. Chas. “Aitken, third i] . é M. Brandon, Deer River, mite og i | Deewrnware,, ante jiece—Mrs. Cora se Sarles, first; Mi: Crochet enter : epfel, second. % Centerpiece—Mrs. Chas. ey first; Mrs. Fred Carson, sec- Crochet Collar—Mrs. O. J. Niles, first; Mrs. H. A. Wardall, second. CLASS 1—DIVISION H. . Embroidered Collar—Mrs. H. A. War- a dall, first. Tatted Se special—Mrs. Fred nae Cuff set—Mrs. Carson, special Collar oy z Wheaton, first; Mrs. Shipman, seco’ Collar and Cuff Set, Embroidered— Miss Lucretia Pigsinees. first. hi eee Crochet—Mrs. Mary Wheaton, Jabot, Embroidered — Mrs. Mary Wheaton, first. Tatted Handkerchief—Mrs. Sarles, first; Mrs. S. M. Brandon, Seer River, second. Embroidered anak exchlet ae L. Guthrie, first; Mrs. C. E. Saunders, a a second. Infant Infant Bootees—Mrs. H. A. War- dall, special. nfant Dress—Mrs. L. Osborne, first; Mrs. Mary Wheaton, second. Py Embroidered Dresser a Chas. Aitken, first; Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson, second. i Lace Dresser Scarf—Mrs. John Hep- fel, pret Mrs. Arthur Iteu, second. * itted—Lace—Mrs. H. A. Wardall, rst. Crochetted—Lace—Anita Niles, first; i M. Brandon, Deer River, sec- ond. 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. Keats et. first; Miss G. H. Endahl, second. te trimmed pone Cloth—Mrs. Wm. P. Nesbitt, ase Mrs. G. E. Keen- an, Deer River, se Lunch Cloth alvenbara-Mie: Ed. Larson,-special. Table *Gioth——Mrs. Mary Wheaton, first; Mrs. Geo. Becker, Jr., second. ' apunen Cloth—Mrs. O. J. Niles, spec- ‘ “Table Cloth—Mrs. Tresider, special. 6 oSeas Embroidered Centerpiece, Colored— Mrs. Mary McCormick, first; Mrs. Arthur Iteu, second. Lace Trimmed Cutains—Mrs. _ Ed. ieee tia first; Mrs. Shipman, second. by. Skirt—Mrs. Chas, Larson, specia Dressed Trimmed with Irish Crochet ;—Mrs. Mary Wheaton, special. Point Lace Jabot—Miss Lucretia Dickinson, spictal Mittens—Mrs. Wm. P. Nesbitt, first; Mrs. C. 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. mt c. T. Kennedy, first; Mrs. Frank Rick- ert, second; Mrs.” Fred acoirvig spec- ial; Mrs. Chas. Aitken, special. Pair Lace Trimmed’ Pillow Cases— Mrs. Shipman, first. air Las Trimmed with Initial— Mrs. 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 Lae second; Mrs. Ed Lai eTace Trimmed Sheet. and__ Pillow ‘ Case Set—Mrs. C. T. Kennedy, first; 5 Mrs. Shipman, second. ' Pillow Case—Mrs. C. E. Saunders, special. Sheet—Mrs. Chas. Larson, special. Sofa Pillow, Silk—Mrs. Arthur Iteu, os: Mrs. C. i. nders, second; Mrs. first; ¢ CLASS 1—DIVISION H. z ae Cotton—Mrs. & we Niles, first; ¢ og Frank Richert, second. ‘ ugs, Woven—C. G .Anderson, first; . P. Be, Peterson, second. Couch Cover—P. A. Peterson, spec- ial, Stockings: Knit—Mrs. C. E. Saund- Mrs. John Johnson, Black- = first ry er! second. ‘Socks--Mrs. Ed’ Larson, first; Mrs. wai ‘Wheaton, second. sl (ais Knitted—Mrs. C. E. Saund- shawl, Mrs. C. E. Saund- Knitt ers, Mrs. % ae aed ne th Gibson, sec- on va le, ‘special le Mats ‘Cfbchet_-Martha Hilke, igs A Bake, first. Endahl, E. Gkonders tectal. ‘ Embroidered— Eliza- son, first; Mrs. C. E. Saund- ersfi betkee's Drawn-work—Mrs. Cora Towl Lac med—Mrs. Eliza- bee Gibson, s peek Special—Mrs. C. E. Saunders, DIVISION 1. Set of six Plates—Ruth Beckfelt, — first; Anita Niles, second. Blaque—Anita ree first. a. Hoeper, first; ecimen: of Lustre—Ruth Beckfelt, argh “An ita Niles, second. orate ‘Becktelt, first; Anita NiGottee “Set-—Ruth sBeoktelt, rat uth - ae “Dinan a ae es special Celery E Anita, es, tunes ais: Nien seta Bon dish~-Anita, va Niles, special Bon 1 oe eal Dishes—Anii “ey Wood—Mrs. E. Pertiaes