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s^M 2 Pink astersMrs. Geo. Young special. GeraniumMrs. Albert Anderson 1st. AstersGrace Staples 1st. PansiesMrs. E. Mount 2d. Pink astersMrs. Libby special. Eed astersMrs. Libby special. Purple astersMrs. Libby special. White astersMrs. Libby special. HONEY AND SUGAR. Display of pickles in honeyMrs. A. E. Shaw 1st. Preserves in honeyMrs. A. E. Shaw 1st. Extracted honeyMrs. A. E. Shaw 1st, H. B. Brinks 2d. Maple syrupMrs. David Raiche 1st, Mrs. Chas. Raiche 2d. BUTTER AND CHEESE. Five pounds dairy butterMrs. P. B. Draxten 1st, Mrs. A. Bryson 2d. Five pounds creamery butter Princeton Co-operative creamery 1st. Five pounds creamery butter, print Princeton Co-operative creamery 1st. Five pounds dairy butter, print Mrs. Grace Tomlinson 1st. Full cieam brick cheeseW. A. Scheller 1st, Harvey Scheller 2d, Mrs. W. A. Scheller 3d. BREAD, PASTRY, ETC. Boston brown breadMrs. M. H. Cotton 1st, Mrs. Gilbert Shrode 2d. Graham breadMrs. Bryson 1st, Mrs Schrepel 2d. Loaf of white breadLena Gebert 1st, Mrs. Mallette 2d Rye breadMrs. M. A. Carlson 1st, Mrs. A. Bryson 2d. Pan biscuitsIda Schrepel 1st, Mrs. Mallette 2d. Cinnamon rollsMrs. M. A. Carl son 1st, Mrs. Mallette 2d. Angel cakeMis. A. Bryson 1st and 2d. Chocolate lajer cakeMrs Gilbert Clough 1st, Mrs. L. Rocheford 2d. Jelly lajer cakeMrs. Gilbert Clough 1st, Mis. A. Bryson 2d. Sponge cakeMiss Adena Carlson 1st, Mrs A W Bauleke 2d Sugar cookiesMis Wra. Heckler 1st, Mrs. C. A. Campbell 2d. Ginger cookiesMis. Mallette 1st, Ida Schrepel 2d Apple pieMrs Gilbert Clough 1st, Mrs. W. Hannay 2d. Display of cookingMrs. Gilbert Shrode 1st, Mrs. M. L. Howard 2d. Spice cakeMis. L. Rochefoid 1st. Nut cakeMrs Patchen 1st. Devil's food-Octavia Rocheford 1st, Mis. W. Millei 2d. Chocolate loaf cakeOctavia Rocheford 1st Gold cakeMrs. W Miller 1st. DoughnutsMrs. M. F. Howard 1st, Mrs. L. Rocheford 2d. Chocolate cookiesMrs Gilbert Shrode 1st. Daik cookiesMrs. Nels Robideau 1st. RocksMrs. Gilbert Shrode 1st. Butteied cookiesMrs. Gilbert Shiode 1st. Peanut cookiesMrs Gilbert Shrode 1st. Carawaj cookiesMrs Gilbert Shrode 1st. Oatmeal cookiesMrs. Gilbert Shrode 1st. TrilbiesMrs. Patchen 1st. Jelly oilsMrs. L. Rocheford 1st, Mrs. W Heckler 2d. German coffee cakeMrs. L. Rocheford 1st, Ida Schrepel 2d. German apple coffee cakeMrs. W. Lipp 1st, Mis L. Rocheford 2d. Strawberry jam layer cakeMrs. Geo. Young 1st. Green tomato pieMrs W. Hannay 1st. Blackbeiry pieMrs W Hannay 1st Bread from 100 per cent flourMrs. Wm. Kaliher 1st, Mrs. M. Kaliher 2d, Mrs Gens 3d. Cocoanut cookiesMrs. G. Shrode 1st. Lemon pieMrs Shrode 1st. CANNED FRUITS, ETC. Blackbeny jellyMrs. Wm. Heck ler special Currant jellyGiace Stanley 2d. Plum preservesMrs. Wm. Heck ler 2d. Peach picklesMrs. Wm. Heckler 2d. Pear preser\esMrs. Wm. Heckler 2d Pear picklesMrs Wm Heckler 1st- Peach preservesMrs Wm. Heck ler 1st, Ida Schrepel 2d Blackberry jellyMrs Mina Bates 2d. RaspberriesMrs. Shrode 1st, Amanda Rehaume 2d. CurrantsAmanda Rehaume 1st. Bean picklesAmanda Rehaume 1st, Mrs. W. Talen 2d. Crabapple picklesAmanda Re haume 1st, Mrs. C. Caley 2d. Currant jellyMrs. C. Caley 1st. Grape jellyMrs. C. Caley 1st. Sweet tomato picklesMrs. C. L. Campbell 1st, Mrs. William Talen 2d. CherriesMrs. Shrode 2d. Canned cornMrs. Shrode 1st. Sweet picklesMrs Geo. Roos 1st. GooseberriesMrs. Geo. Roos 1st, Mrs. Andrew Bryson 2d. CatsupMrs. George Roos 1st, Mrs. C. L- Campbell 2d. PlumsMrs Bryson 1st and 2d. Gooseberry jellyMrs. Bryson 1st. Cucumber picklesMrs. Bryson *2d. CurrantsMrs. Bryson 2d. 7? \4U'. w^ 'tflP'ISSO^ Pie plantMrs. Bryson 1st. Pine appleMrs. Bryson 1st. Display of canned goodsMrs. Bryson 1st. ChowchowMrs. Batileke 1st. Canned beansMrs. T. Forster 1st, Octavia Rocheford 2d. White raspberriesOctavia Roche ford 1st, Mrs. Rocheford 2d. ApricotsOctavia Rocheford 2d. Canned peasMrs. Rocheford 1st and 2d. Canned crabapplesMrs. Rocheford 1st. Sweet cornMrs. Rocheford spe cial. ApricotsMrs. Rocheford 1st. PearsMrs. Rocheford 2d. StrawberriesMrs. L. Rocheford 2d. Blue plumsMrs. L. Rocheford 1st. Mixed picklesMrs. C. L. Camp bell 1st, Florence Blocker 2d. Plum jellyMrs. Harry Mott 1st, Mrs. F. Howard 2d. Sweet cucumber picklesMrs. Harry Mott 2d. CranberriesMrs. T. Forster 1st. Pie plantMrs. T. Forster 2d. Crabapple jellyMrs. C. L. Camp bell 1st. Sour picklesMrs. C. L. Campbell 1st. Ground cherry preservesMrs. C. L. Campbell 1st. Compass cherriesCarrie Stone 1st. Tomato preservesMrs. Ole Han son 1st. White Grape jellyMrs. A. Gebert 2d. Chili sauceMrs. Small 1st. Canned tomatoesMrs. Howard 1st. Canned strawberriesPearl Lab bissonniere 1st. DewberriesMrs. Rocheford 1st. DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES. Embroidered sofa pillowMrs. Eugene Ahl 1st. White embroidered sofa pillow Mrs. Eugene Ahl 1st. Battenberg baby bonnetMrs. Eugene Ahl 1st. Embroidered collarMrs. Eugene Ahl 1st. DoilyMrs. Eugene Ahl 1st. Embroidreed corset coverMrs. Eugene Ahl 1st. Darned towelMrs. Eugene Ahl 1st. Embroidered pillow casesMrs. Eugene Ahl 1st. Lace pillow slipsMrs. Eugene Ahl 1st. Cross stitch pictureMrs. M. Showers special. Crocheted tidyMrs. M. Ellenbaum 1st. Roll rag carpetMrs. Mary Ham ilton 1st. Collection rugsMrs. Mary Ham ilton 1st. Set underwearMargaret Jensen 1st. Crocheted booteesMrs. Talen 1st. Pair infant's mittensMrs. Talen 2d. Baby skirtMrs. Talen 1st. Baby bonnetMrs. Talen 2d. Baby jacketMrs. Talen 1st. Baby hoodMrs. Talen 1st. Baby dressMrs. Talen 1st. Infant's hoseMrs. Talen 1st. Pair mittensMrs. Talen 1st. Wool piece quiltMrs. Hannay 2d. Embroidered dressMrs. Plaas 1st. Embroidered afghanMrs. Plaas 1st. Embroidered handkerchiefMrs. Plaas 1st. Lace edge handkerchiefMrs. Plaas 1st. Lunch clothMrs. Plaas 1st, Mrs. Borkowsske 2d. Crochet bagMrs. Plaas 1st. Knitted collarGrandma Dickey 1st. Drawn work handkerchiefGrand ma Dickey 1st. Sofa pillowRena Winsor 1st and 2d. Collection doiliesMrs. Bavier 1st. Embroidered white centerpiece Mrs. Bavier 1st. Colored centerpieceMrs. Bavier 1st. Embroidered jabotMrs. Bavier 1st. Embroidered doilyMrs. Bavier 1st. Drawn work slipsAgnes Eckdahl 1st. Drawn centerpieceAgnes Eckdahl 1st. Tatted handkerchiefMrs. Jerry Kalkman 1st. Tatted jabotMrs.Jerry Kalkman 1st and 2d. Piece of tattingMrs. Jerry Kalk man 1st. Hooked rugChristine Johnson 2d. Hardenberg centerpiece Hilda Anderson 2d. Skein knitting yarnMrs. Anita Solberg 1st. Weaving yarnMrs. Andrew Sol berg 1st. Bed cordMrs. Andrew Solberg 1st. Milkweed pillowMrs. C. A. Will iams 1st. Crocheted laceMrs. C. A. Will iams 1st. Woven wool goodsMrs. Norberg 1st and 2d. Collection wool rugsMrs. Noi berg 1st. Embroidered bagHarriet Mc Millan 1st. ?-JS" rJtWS Islr RURAL SCHOOL EXHIBITS. Pillow slipsMary Peterson, 1st, Elvina Hartman 2d. Battenberg workMary Thompson 1st. ApronRuby Esler 1st, Laurel Stoddard 2d. ApronDorothy Hayes 1st. y^iwfr^ THE PBIKCETOK UKIOK THUBSPAY, SEPTEMBEB 19, 1912. Embroidered doilyHarriet Mc Millan 1st. Darned towelsEsther McMillan 1st. BedspreadsMrs. O. Larson 1st. Lace dressMrs. Henry Uglem 1st. Hooked rugMrs. Gilbert Clough 1st. QuiltMrs. Gilbert Clough 1st. Silk quiltMrs. Frede Olson 1st. BooteesKatherine Idam 1st. SocksKatherine Idam 2d. Embroidered centerpieceAgnes Eckdahl 1st, Mrs. Mallette 2d. Fan quiltMrs. Solon Heath 1st. Acorn draperyMrs. L. Erickson 1st. Lace centerpieceMrs. Jacob Mahl er 1st. Infant's booteesMrs. Jacob Mahl er 2d. Crocheted bedspreadMrs. Wicktor 2d. Pair socksMrs. Wicktor 1st andinsane, 2d. Collored centerpieceClara Roos 2d. Embroidered apronClara Roos 2d. Sofa pillowMrs. David Raiche 2d. Battenberg centerpieceMrs. David Raiche 1st. Embroidered centerpieceMrs. David Raiche 1st. Crocheted doiliesMrs. David Raiche 1st. Hand-made laceMrs. David Raiche 1st and 2d. Sofa pillowMrs. Slagter 2d. Embroidered collarMrs. Bavier 1st. Knitted laceMrs. Bauleke 1st. Embroidered dressMrs. Bauleke 2d. Set napkinsMrs. Bauleke 1st. Sofa pillowMrs. Wm. Hartman 1st. Dresser scarfMrs. Langseth 1st. Collar and cuff setMrs. Hanscomb 1st. CenterpieceMrs. C. Whitney 1st. Cotton quiltMrs. C. Whitney 1st. Dresser scarfMrs. Martin John son 1st, 2d and 3d. Dresser scarfMr. Martin Johnson 1st. CenterpieceMrs. Martin Johnson 1st and 2d. CenterpieceMrs. Martin Johnson 1st. Knitted shawlMrs. Crompton 1st. Crocheted bedspreadMrs. Ludgate 1st Laundry bagAlvina Olson lit. Bureau scarfAlvina Olson 1st. Sofa pillowMrs. Hattie Mott 1st. Collar and cuff setMrs. Hayes 1st. CenterpieceMrs. Hayes 1st and 2d. Silk patch quiltMrs. Hayes 1st Wool sweaterMrs. Hayes 1st. QuiltMrs. C. R. Sanford 1st. TidyMrs. Calvin Olson 2d. CenterpieceAnna Armitage 1st. Darned curtainsAnna Armitage 1st. Rag rugMrs. C. L. Campbell 2d. RugMrs. C. L. Campbell 2d. CollarMrs. Pitmon 1st and 2d. Pillow slips Mrs. Winblad 1st. Sofa pillowMrs. Geo. Hanson 1st. Silk slippersMargaret I. King 1st. CenterpieceMrs. Small 2d. Table scarfMrs. Mallette 1st. Embroidered pillowMrs. Lipp 1st. Sideboard coverMrs. Carleton 1st. Sideboard coverMrs. Carleton 1st. CenterpieceMrs. Petere Anderson 2d. Dresser scarfGertrude Neuman 2d. Hand-made noveltyGertrude Neumann 1st. TowelGertrude Neumann 2d. ApronGertrude Neumann 1st. NightgownGerrtude Neumann 1st. QuiltGertrude Neumann 1st. BedspreadMrs. Louis Ericson 1st. Novelty rugMrs. Workig 1st, Fancy bagEunice Neely 2d. Necktie rackEunice Neely 1st. NightgownEunice Neely 1st. Pillow slipsEunice Neely 1st. Embroidered apronEunice Neely 1st. Bible coverMargaret Armitage 1st. Eylet doilyEunice Neely 1st. Embroidered towelRosie Hummel 1st. Sofa pillowClair Newton 1st. Punch work towelMrs. Bavier 1st. Embroidered towelMrs. Bavier 1st. Lunch clothMrs. Bavier 1st. QuiltMrs. Bavier 1st. QuiltEunice Neely 1st. Rag carpetMrs. C. L. Campbell 1st. Silk crazy quiltMrs. Hannay 1st. Eyelet tray clothMrs. Rocheford 1st. Log cabin quiltAdena Carlsson 1st. Drawn towelMrs. Ole Larson 1st. CenterpieceMrs. Hayes 1st. Crocheted lunch clothChristine Johnson 1st. CenterpieceMrs. D. Raiche 2d. NORTHWESTERN HOSPITAL AND SANITARIUM. (ESTABLISHED 1900) A private institution which combines all the advantages of a perfectly equipped hospital with the quiet and comfort of a refined and elegant home. Modern in every respect. No contagious or other objectionable cases received. Bates are as low as the most effi cient treatment and the best trained nursing will permit. H. C. COONEY, M. D., iledical Director, IDA M. THIEL. Superintendent. PROTECTION I pays to protect the horses against the ter rible tortures inflicted by flies. If protected they will do more work and save you money. I have special prices on covers. Look Them Over J. H. Hoffman The Harness Man WheatFrank Hurley 1st, Herbert Hill 2d. Burbank potatoesUels Pedeison 1st, Herbert Hill 2d. White cornFred Wesloh 1st, Leon Rocheiord 2d. Yellow cornJohn Schmidt 1st, Willie Peterson 2d. Green Mountain potatoesErnest Rosin 1st. Red onionsLawrence Hurley 1st. Yellow dent cornArnold Reibe stein 1st. PlumsCarl Bergman special. Late Rose potatoesClair Bemis 1st. Triumph potatoesLeon Roche ford 1st, Percy Craft 2d. Irish Cobbler potatoesHerman Williams 1st. White carrotsAlvin Blair 1st. White Globe onionsFred Stelloh 1st. OatsLester Rehaume 1st. BantamsMcKinley Gennow 1st. PopcornIvan Deglman special. BeetsMcKinley Gennow special. PumpkinsFrank Leander special. Pole beansPearl Labbissonniere special. CucumbersPeail Labbissonniere special. BedspreadEsther Peaison special. Writing, 8th gradeGrace Peltier 1st, Allie Saxon 2d. Maps, 8th gradeDorothy Schlegel 1st, Lillian M. Hed 2d. Maps, Miss Waters' roomJoyce Petterson 1st, Earl Manery 2d. Maps, Miss Stevens' roomLillian Wetter 1st, Myra Dickev 2d. Painting, Miss Stevens' room Esther McMillan 1st. PaintingEsther McMillan 1st, Eunice Neely 2d. Map, Miss Whiting's, roomJohn Berg 1st, Zetta Rice 2d. Painting, Miss Whiting's room Floia Falk 1st. WritingLee Slater 1st, Clara Henschel 2d. PaintingGrace Staples 1st, Myrtle Wicktor 2d. MapEleanor Kaliher 1st, Janie Umbehocker 2d. PaintingBilly Caley 1st, Joyce Briggs 2d. PaintingMildred Howard 1st, Arthur Kerrick 2d. PaintingChas. Sorge 1st, Henry Holthus 2d. School exhibit Hayland school, Eva Hatch teacher, 1st, district ~4, school No. 1, Ida May Schmidt teacher, 2d. BedspreadBertha Pearson 1st. Nut layer cakePearl Labbisson niere 1st. Jelly cakeIrene Walker 1st. Angel foodOctavia Rocheford 1st. MilletAlbert Wahlfors 1st. CompositionLester Jesmer 1st. Crayfish appendagesLaura Mc Vicar and Grace Herdliska 1st My ron Wallace and Leo Pohl 2d. Collection insectsGrace Herdliska 1st, Hazel Davis 2d. DrawingTony Briggs 1st. "V Farm Mortgages, Insurance, Collections. ******'l"l'*****rfrtt-i?vtt'frtti^^ i f- ggBfUl^j "WSfTW First National Bank of Princeton, Minnesota. Paid up Capital, $30,000 A General Banking Busi ness Transacted. Loans Made on Approved Security. %%vv^%%%^^v%^v%v%%%%v^v%^v^v%vvvv I Security State Bank Farm Loans Princeton, Minnesota Capital $32,000 Surplus $4,000 I JOHN W. GOULDING, President G. A. EATON, Cashier Farm Lands Farm Loans ricMillan & Stanley Successors to fl. S. RUTHERFORD & CO. Princeton. Minnesota We Handle the Great Northern Railway Co. Lands s~ If Yo Ar in Need of a Board or a 3 Princeton Lumber Co, W can sell you at a lower price than anv other yard. Al that we ask is that you will call and give us an opportunity to con vince you. V? V I PRINCETON LUMBER CO. fg GEO. A. COATBS, Manager 3 ^UiiUUiiUiUiiiiiiaiauuuiaiiuiiuauiuuiuiiiuuuuuuiu^ ^Will Photograph Anything, Anywhere at Any Time, Day or Nighty $ Clement's Photographs are as good as the best He makes a business of .j, photographing family groups elI ,!9Wf? Interest Paid on Time De posits. Foreign and Domestic Ex change. S. S. PETTERSON, President. T. H. CALEY, Vice Pres. J. F. PETTERSON, Cashier. M. M. Stroeter will conduct farm auctions either on commission or by the day. Princeton State Bank Capital $20,000 Dot! General Banking Business Interest Paid on Time Deposits. J. J. SKAHEN, Cashier. Farm Lands Load of Lumber see the 3 th ir ho-nes Ocd people a specialty Stock buildmcs etc Send a post card to box 3i or call ou me over Mark's store and 1 will be with you' Post card printing Bring in our negatives or films and I will print your cards for 5 E CLEMENT. Princeton! VfOU can see the 3 horse power engine called Dan Patch, from the M. W. Savage Fac- I tories, inc., at my place, also the Dan Patch manure spreader. Come and see the wonder- I ful bargains. I I L. E. SVARRY I 'J* e*? "A