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SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1901.
THE STATE FAIR
CROWDS EXCITED
Announcement of the Shooting of President
McKinley Caused Intense Feeling—Events
at the Grounds.
The crowds at the fair grounds last i
night divided their attention between the i
program and the McKinley bulletins. An- '
nouncements of the president's condition j
were made through the megaphone. When ,
the audience was informed that the presi
dent was resting easily and would recover,
a mighty cheer went up. The afternoon j
bulletins were not given to the crowds in i
the grand stand until a late hour. As soon j
as the announcement of the shooting was j
made, many left the stand. Excitement i
in the big crowd was intense and the re- j
marks on anarchists in general wen say- |
age.
The Race of the Day.
Yesterday afternoon's big state fair rack- \
ing event for the $5,000 purse contributed
by St. Paul business men was won by C. ■.
P. V.\, the little black mare owned by M. |
J. Sullivan of La Crosse, Wis. After the j
second heat the crowd had already I
awarded the race to "Fred the Kid." But {
the field of twelve horses scored many j
times for the third heat and "Fred the '
Kid" was thoroughly tired. He was soon
overhauled by C. F. \V., who crowded to i
the pole and retained the lead to the end. j
"Fred the Kid" rallied in the last quar- j
ter an.i after he had dropped to sixth '
place, pulled up to third while C. F. W. j
fought it out with Tags. .'
C. F. W.\s rival got a bad start in the j
fourth heat, and after a vain effort to i
forge to the front, was jogged by Ames, j
just Inside of the distance flag. The i
drivers of Kitty Powers, Tags and Shecan '
were fined $10 each for their apparent
effort to prevent a start until "Fred the
Kid" had been tired out.
The field was sent away for the final
heat with "Fred 'the Kid" in a pocket at
the rear of C. F. W.."s sulky, "lags was
close up to the leader and blocked any ef
fort Ames made to get out of his dilemma.
The horses maintained their positions to
the three-quarter pole when the pace be
gan to tell on Tags and he lagged. This
was the opportunity for which Ames had
been waiting and he started out to over
haul C. F. W. " The little black was
crowded by Hig-by and the two horses -,
turned into the stretch at a terrific clip.
The distance between the two horses grew
shorter at every step, and C. F. W. wen
by a margin so' nr.rrow that the specta
tors awaited the judge's announcement.
The result: ";•,"
C. F. W., M. J. Sullivan. La
Crosse. Wls. ).....: 7 8 111
Fred the Kid, Ed H." Sieling,
Boone, lowa (Ames) 1 1 3 8 2
Kassel, ,Ed H. Seiling, Boone,
lowa (Germain) ............. 2 3 4 2 3
Theresa Wilkes, J. D. Coleman,
Warsaw, Wis. (Coleman) ..... 5 I '8 2 4
Tags, Mr». C. B. Bigilow, Den
ver, Col. (Joues) C 5 2 4 5
Kitty Powers, John Powers, Chi- " ■''-"'■
cago, 111. (Murphy) 3 66 67
Shecan, Fred J. Figge, Ossian,
lowa (Figge) ... • 9 7 5 7 6
Glenniont, Riverside- farm, Ber
lin. Wls. (Chandler) S 11 7 6 8
Ethlyn C, F. D. Chesebro, Chi
cago, 111. (Chesebro) >..'. 4 4 dis
International Queen,' ' Interna
tional Stock Food Co.', Minne
apolis (Mersey) ...:;....::..... .11-$ dis •
Frank Harriett, W. 1. Stoni-11, : ' • 1
I'rbana, IH. (Stoffeli ...... 10 10 dr 1
Dick Turpin, W. (i. Catling, St.
Paul iDoud) :.■.:.;:.;.. 12 dr
Time, 2:0»V-., 2:11.414, 2:10%; 2:11 1,2.
Score* in County Kxhil>lt«.
The points scored by the various coun
ties In their exhibits follow:
Total titißji «^StS«4s.i
Designs ■„<£<» »'* °> %'. s"*** -? "°'"
Greatest Number v- --.-i:-.s
<* .Varieties ... «S* »■ * * °? B "* *
Miscellaneous gIS.o»jBSBS oo»SSS i
Miscellaneous.;... 35mcn.s»»«>«>'»«>'««>
Fruits 3ESSSS?oB«q«SSSSj
......... rt .■ VM , 1
Culinary - ~ oe"oTs"Vo~«'c' m peo^"
Cu1inary........... So *°> ?"- m m°> °*'" °°l"
... ! 7X -f oo •-" &6~O~CT) o— O O
Stock Vegetables. gSSSSSSSSSSS
; Potatoes 5 ?! §8® kSSjS
......... „
ta'l- OO CO OO o"O O OO *C 3LO
Forage Plants ... - »«>«e»JO, oor-«- ■>
Tame Grasses.... p» *«•»«&*"»"«*
■CO »^ ifl I" Ci *^ *™p ©
Native Grasses... *" H" °* »»*«-•••
--->u c 'To"? '« »o 10 p"o
Grains in Sheaf/qSSSJ^SrSSS^JSS
Grains ;..;.;.. gg|SSg||"iflgf \ ;
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. Thursday R«ee».
The following is a summary of the races
of Thursday:
First race, 2:24 trot; purse, $I,ooo— ..
Empress,Wilkes, b. m., C. Lynch.
Sheldon, lowa (Blome) .2 12 11
Brash; b. de., O. D. Ames. Wheat
on. 111. (Amest „ 3 4 12 2
Maud Marie, ch.fm., George C.
LoomiS, Minneapolis (Loomls).. 12 4 4 4
Frequent, gr. m., J. N. Bellan.
Aurora, 1!!. (Barber) 4 3.3 3 3
Nora L., A. C. Geer, Graceville,
Minn. 4Geer)-.. :.. 5 5 dis
Aftermath, eh. m., Kalamazoo
farm. Kalamazoo. Mich. (Wills) C 8 dis
Time: 2:20%, 2:17%, 2:17 V;,. 2:17*4, 2:18.
Second race, 2:30 pace; purse, §l,C0»i —
Argonon. b g.. D. F. Maitland,
Minneapolis (Martin) ...6 ill
Dacy, b. h., F. S. Gorten. Chi
. cago (Ramey) 15 4 4
Moltle Foster, bl. m.; H. M. Stock
ing. St. Paul (Dorcphierl ........ 4 '6' 2 2
Nellie Bly, b. m.. K. M. Salter, '
Minneapolis (Carr) 3 2-2:3
International . Stock Food, b. h..
International " Food Company,
Minneapolis (Hersay).. 2 3 5 5
Aleneer.' b. g.. J. H. McGowen. Mor
ion " Minn. (McGowen) "-...' 3 4 6dr
Time— 2:18%. 2:19^, 2:20.
Third race, half-mile running; purse, ?200—
Captain Jenks, 115 (Riiey) „ .."..2 1
Queer. L., 114 (Stewart) 1 3
B!ue. Reno. 114 (Ralph) 3.2
Time, iiOl-., 50, 51 spends. ■
Mile dash; purse, J2oo—
Lavequoyse. first; Cherry Bounce, second;
Port Jarvis. third. : • j
' . : ——: .;.
.• Talks by Expert*.
Professor William M. Hays, of the Minne
sota agricultural school; Professor James At
kinson, of th- lowa agr.cultural college,
Ame», lowa, and C. L. Smith, of Bemidji,
jnade talks to county exhibitors |at the fair
yesterday, afternoon, on the collection, prep
aration, arrangement and value of county ex
hibits , .
■j l. Xeir Mile Ran Record.': ' ■
Chub lowered the record for .a , mile run
after: dark, .at the fair grounds, Thursday, by
making the distance in 1:45. The heat was
run for a pool ;of . $100.' The ' entries • were
("hub. Assessor, Ledger C and Cinera. The
nor*** finished in that order. ' ■ ■ ■ ,:
The Ox Got Lost.
The ox hitched to the Red river cart cele
■ brated St. Paul day* by joining the list of
j "lost." It was left peacefully enjoying life
| near the log cabin last night, but disappeared
i some time early in the. morning. The police |
; and many others were put on its trail, but
{ the search was j fruitless.' j
THOSE WHO/GET PRIZES!
The following awards have j been made by
; the judges at the state fair: •■, . j
HORSES !
• Superintendent, J. C. Curryer; judge, W. j
IE. Pritchard. " i
IMPORTED AND AMERICAN PURE BRED
PERCH AND FRENCH DRAFT.
! Sweepstakes—Stallion, Any Age— First, T.
L. & J. L. De Lancey, Northfield, Minn.; sec
ond, H. A. Briggs, Elkhorn, Wis.
: Grand Sweepstakes—Stallion, Any Age—Di
ploma. T. L. & .1. L. De Lancey.
i Mare or Filley, Any Age—Diploma, T.L.
[li "J. L. De Lancey. ■ :.■;
UIPOKTEiJ AND AMERICAN PURE BRED
PERCHERON-.AND FRENCH DRAFT.
' Sweepstakes—Stallion, Any Age— First, T.
j L. & J. L. DeLancey, Northfield, Minn.; sec-
I ond, li. A. Briggs, Elkhorn, Wis.
. Grand Sweepstakes— Stallion, Any Age— ,
| Diploma, T. L & J. L. DeLancey.
Mare or Filly, Any Age— Diploma, T. L. & :
J. U. DeLancey.
: IMPORTED AND AMERICAS PURE BRED !
CLYDESDALE AND ENGLISH SHIRE.
Stallion, 4 Years Old or Over—First, C. E.
Clark, St. Cloud, Minn.; second, Finch
, Brothers, Verona, 111.; third, Thomas Ruth- :
| erford, Wayzata, Minn. • r.fV; ' \
Stallion, 3 Years Old and Under 4—First,
' second, third and fourth, C. E. Clark.
■Stallion, 2 Years Old and Under 3—Firat
and second,' Finch Brothers; third and
fourth, C. E. Clark; fifth. Finch Brothers.
Stallion, 1 Year Old and Under —First, C \
E. Clark; second, Finch Brothers.
Mare 4 ■ Years Old or Over— suckling
foal at side, both to be considered: First,
and second. Finch Brothers. i
Mare, 3 Years Old and Under —First. C. |
E. Clark.
Mare, 2 Years, Old and Under 3—First, C. :
E. Clark; second. Finch Brothers.
Mare, 1 Year Old and Under —First,
Finch Brothers: second, third and fourth, C. i
E. Clark. j
Sweepstakes— Stallion, "Any Age— C. i
■ E. Clark; second, nth'tirotheis.
Grand Sweepstakes—Stallion, Any Age-
Diploma, C. E. Clark. •
Mare or Filly, Any Age— Diploma, Finch j
Brothers. ".,-:•":■ "?:,•':
Four or more of the get (4 years old or j
under) cf a registered trotting stallion—
stallion not to be shown: First, Wllliw Bank,
Stock Farm company, Stockwood, Minn.; i
I second, 1. C. Seeley, Minneapolis, Minn. |
Grand Sweopstakes— Four or more of the
; get (4 years old or under) of a registered
I stallion—stallion not to be shown: First, J.
! R. Peck & Son, Winchester, 111.; second, L.
C. Kinney, Minneapolis, Minn.; third, C.
D. Andrews, St. Paul, Minn.
Giand Sweepstakes—Registered trotting ]
mare, showing one or more of her produce,
any age: First, second and third, J. R. !
Peck & Son. ■■„/.;■'■''"■..■. :T-•:•.-•,.":.,
APPOINTMENT TURNOUTS.
Mare or gelding, any age, 15.1 hands or
over, driven to spider phaeton, stanhope,'
buggy or trap by owner: : First, J. R. Peck
& Son, Winchester, 111.'; second, E. Moses,
-Minneapolis, Minn.; third, Joe Iten, St. Paul,
Minn.
Pair of mare? or geldings, or mai-a or geld- i
ing, any age. (15.1 hands or over, stallions i
. barred), driven to brougham, victoria- 3fau- \
hope, phaeton, cart or trap, driven by
owner: First. J. R. Peck & Son. ..'..
Grand Sweepstakes—Four or more of the
get (4 years old or under) of a registered
, draft stallion, any bre<:d, stallion not to be
shown: First, H. A. Briggs, Elkhorn, Wis.
--: second, T. L. &J. L. DeLancey, Xorthrteld'
j Minn. .
i Grand Sweepstakes—Registered draft mare,
--j showing one cr mere of her produce any
i age: First, Crandall Brothers, Red Wing
i Minn.; second, T. L. & J. L. DeLaucey'
! Northfield, Minn.; . third, Finch Biothers
I Verona, 111.
Ag-rlciilturul <:iu*» Grades.
(For Minnesota Breeders Only )
TROTTING STRAINS.
Mare, 2 Years Old and Under First W
J. Daily, St. Paul. . '
i Mare, 1 Year Old and Under 2— First, H. L.
Fisher, St.. Paul; second, C. A. Leek Minne
apolis; third. Peter Holmes, Minneapolis
: GRADE COACHES FROM AMERICAN OR
IMPORTED STOCK
I Brood Mare with Suckling Foal at Side
| First, 1. C. Seeley, Minneapolis.
| Mare, 3 Years Old and Under 4—First and
I second, 1. C. See'.ey. .
Mare. 1 Year Old and Under 2—First I C
1 Seeley. ' '
Ponies.
Must not be over , 12V 2 hands high; sub
-1 stance, form, style, action.
j Stalhon, 3 Years Old or Under— First, J. F.
• Elwcll, Minneapolis; second, George A ' Heyl
I Wash, III.; third, J. F. Elweil; fourth '
| George A. Heyl; fifth. Wilcox company!
j Huso. Minn. . >-■'-:■.
! stallion. 2 Years Old—First, George A.
| Hevl; second, T.Eddelston,. St. Paul- third
j and fourth, George A. Heyl.
Mare, 3 Years Old— First, George A Heyl
: second, Wilcox company; third and fourth
! George A. Hey!; fifth, Wilcox company
Mar«, 2 Years Oid—First, George A. Heyl
j second, T. Eddelston.
I M«r», i year Old—First and second, George
j A. Heyl..-
I Mare and Foal, Both to Be Considered—
First, second and third, George A. Heyl
Herd of Ponies— Not less than six . head
; one stallion, five marts: First. George A.
ijVvi- »°co!id. Wilcox company; third George
IA. Keyl. ■•,:'.. :■ ■
j Matched Driving Team—First, George A
■)»■•?': Eecond, J. F. Elwell; third, Wileox
I co«m.any; fourth, George A. Heyl
| Sivals Driver—First, J. F. Elweil, Minne
. •*o"<>; second and third, George A. Heyl
! S-i«ic!le Pony—First, J. F. Elweil- second
tun', third. Wiicox company; fourth J F El
woll, filth, T. Eddleston. ' ' "
CATTLE
National i Hereford Show,
| VT»iier—Six months old and under' twelve
! First. Troublesome 119946. ' Owned by O
:i:,-.>'-'6 of Harris, Mo.: second, Lucile Second
M 9*"», owned by. O. Harris; third, Rosella
• Mcoond 126249, owned by Gudgell & Simpson
j independence. Mo.; fourth, Princess Pearl
| 1203*6, owned by T. F. B. Sotham, Chilll
: coth«, Mo.; fifth, ->Lemon 12.8:3, owned by
| Steward & Hutcheon, Greenwood, Mo.
j Heifer—Under 0 months old: First Madge
j 138274, owned by Steward & Hutcheon; sec
ond, Kassie Fourth 1H;!»36, owned .by O. Har
m; third, Gipsy. Lady: Second. 126246, owned
j bw Gudgell & Simpson; fourth, Ben.gn 125764
owned by T. ; F.B. Sotham; -fifth, Betty
Third 124092, owned by O. Harris
Senior Sweepstakes Bull—2 years - old or
over: . Dandy Rex. 71689, owned by Gudgell
| At Simpson. , . 7 '
j Junior Sweepstakes Bull—Under 2 years old-
Thickflesb 107743, owned by T. F. B. Sotham'
; Senior Sweepstakes Cow or Heifer—2 years
old or over: Misehevious 71,58, owned by
Gudgell & Simpson. .. *r - ■.- - ... '
;!• Junior Sweepstakes Heifer—Under 2 years
.Old: Lady Dewdrop Second 9:456, owned by
■ •O. Harris. *;:';." ■•'<"■". :
; Best Bui!—Any age: Thickfiesh 107743," owned
jby T. F. B. Sotham.
j; Best Cow or Heifer— age: Betty Sec
ond 76805," owned by O. : Harris. ' ' •
; Aged Herd—First, consisting of Dandy Rex
| 71689, Misehevious 71758, Modesty 97971, Honora
j Third, 109725 and Roselia Second 1262i9, owned
;by Gudgell & Simpson; second, consisting
j of Premier 94208, Betty Second 16806. Daley
! Second 86924, Kassil Third 104714 Trouble
some 115946, owned by O. Harris; third eon
i slsting of Improver 94020, Pure Gold 94041
! Golden Lassie : $1009,- Nannette 107735 and
i Princess Pearl . 120196, owned by T. F B
1 Sotham; fourth, consisting> of Gentry Lars
', 80S11, Lady Briton Seventeenth 90716 Lady
, i Briton Thirty-first 10 548, Martha Washing
! ton Fourth 101380, - and -. Lady : Real ; Thirtieth
I 116212, owned by C. G. Comstoek. "
Young Herd— First, cons:sting of Trouble
some 119946, Lucile .; Second 119338 Kassil
Third 104714, Lady Dewdrcp Second 97456 and
I Good Enough Third*ll9924, owned by O Har
ris; second, consisting of Princess Pearl
; 120196, Heartsease 120181, - Nannette 107735
I Galatea 107723, and Thickflesh 107743, owned
;by T. F. B. Sotham; third, consisting of
; I Modesty Third 126247. Rosella Second 126249
Silver Lining Fifth -109726, Honora Third
109723, and Martinette 109801; owned by Cud
gel] & Simpson; fourth, consisting of "Acme
• 120330, Tempter's Queen 10^36, Queenly 105953
> Lemon 125533,; and; Madge 176274, owned by
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
Stewart & Hutcheon; fifth, consisting - of
Lady Briton Fifty-third > 116179; Lady -Real
Thirtieth- 116212. • Lady i ßriton \ Twenty-ninth
101546, Lady Briton. Thirty-first 101548, and
Gentry; Lars Sixth 116265, owned by C. G.
Comstock. ■ , ; -. ' ■ . .
Calf Herd—First consisting of Good Enough
Third 119934, Lucile Second 119938, Lady Good
Saxon 119937, Troublesome 119946 and Kassle
Fourth 119936. Owned by O. Harris.
Second consisting of Belisarius 126242, Blan
chesse Second 126244, Donna Tenth 126245 and
Rosella Second 126249. Owned by Gudgell &
Simpson, Independence, Mo. •„-::• '■■■',■■■'•■'- .-.••■". - :'
Third consisting of Princess Pearl 120196,
Heartsease 120181, Wood Maid 120200, Puritan
120197 and Benign 125764. Owned by T. F. B.
Sotham, Chillicothe, Mo. .>
' MERCHANTS' HOTEL. SPECIAL,
Best Herd in Show—Loving cup, valued at
$200. Won by Gudgell & Simpson on aged
herd. • . *„■ . ,■: • ■ . .■•.-.■. ■ • '; ..'- :•„
Two animals of either sex, produce of one
cow: ■■ '-;.; ■- ■:• ■ .:> -••: - ■■-. ■ - ■ ■ ■•, .:••■■
First, consisting lof Thlckflesh 107743 and
Golden Lassie 94009. Owned by T. F. B.
Sotham. . „
Second, consisting of Troublesome 119946 and
Betty Second 76805. Owned by O. Harris."...-:•-
Third, consisting of Modesty 97971 and Mod
esty Third 126247. Owned by Gudgell &
Simpson. :. .
Fourth, consisting of Matilda 108931 and
Madge 126274. Owned by ; Steward & Hutch
eon, Greenwood, Mo. .:.-•'/;>•,'' '-•
Four animals of either sex, get of one bull: I
First, consisting of Checkmate 93981, Golden j
Lassie 94009, Pure Gold 94041 and Thickflesh j
107742. Owned by T. F. B. Sotham.
Second, consisting of Lady Dewdrop Second !
97456, Kassil Third 104714, Lucile Second i
119938 and Betty Second 76806. Owned by O. 1
Harris. . [
Third, consisting of Dandy Rex 71689. Pala- !
i din 126248. Mischievous 71758 an 4 Silver Lining"
| Fifth 109726. Owned by Gudgell & Simpson,
i Fourth, consisting of Errand Boy ■ 112082,
t Good Enough Third 119934, Troublesome 119- '
i 946 and Lady Good Saxon 119937. Owned by !
I O. Harris.
FAT STOCK. -:-■;.■;
section I— pure breds. j
Steer, Spayed or Martin Heifer, 2 Years Old J
and Under First, Apollo 91739; owned by I
G. P. Henry, Goodenow, 111. . Second, Pen- i
! wiper 91597; owned by Gudgell & Simpson.
I Steer. Spayed or Martin Heifer, 1 Year Old '
I and Under First, The Woods Principal j
! 103854; owned by G. P. Henry. Second, Clip- !
per 118057; owned by T. F.B. Sotham. Third, ',
Donald; owned by Gudgell & Simpson. '
Steer, Spayed or Martin Heifer, Under 1 '
Year Old— First, Valiant Lad 119546; owned
by George P. Henry. , , .'v! ,:-^* ■
SWEEPSTAKES. -
Steer, Spayed or Martin Heifer, Any Age—
Won by The Woods Principal 103854; owned
by George P. Henry.
GRADE HEREFORDS.
Steer, Spayed or Martin Heifer, 1 Year Old
and Under —First, Prince Edward: owned
by George P. Henry. Second, Roan Lad;
: owned by Stewart & Hutcheon.
SWEEPSTAKES. .
Steer, Spayed or Martin Heifer, Any Age-
Won by Prince Edward; owned by G. •P.
! Henry.
| Shorthorn Show,
| Young herds to consist of one bull, under I
2 years; tro heifers, 1 year and under 2 j
years; two heifers under one year;. all except '
bull must be bred by exhibitor: First, T. J. I
W'ornall & -Son, Liberty, Mo.; second, George!
Bothwell, Nettleton, Mo.; third, J. G. Rob- 1
bins & Son, Horace, Ind.; fourth, C. E. I
Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. ; fifth, C. C. New- i
i ton, Corning, lowa. ' i
j Calf herd, consisting of one bull and four j
heifers, all under 1 year and all bred by ex- I
htbitor: First, George Bothwell; second, J. i
G. Robbins & Son; third, C. E. Clarke; fourth, ;
George Harding & Son, Waukesha, Wis.; j
filth, Purdy Brothers, Harris, Mo. j
Group of two animals, either, sex, product i
of one cow: First, George Harding & Son;
second, George Bothwell; third, C. E. Clarke
fourth, T. J. Wornall & So*
Group of four animals, either sex,. get of
one sire: First, George Bothwell; second,
J. G. Robbins & Son; third, T. J. Wornall &
Son; fourth, C. F. Rice, Indianaola 111 •
FAT STOCK.
Pure-bred steer, 2 years or over: First, T.
J. Ryan & Son, lrwin, lowa. - '
Steer, 1 year and under 2: First, T. J.
Ryan & Son.'
Pure-bred steer, under 1 year: First, C. E.
Clarke; second, T. J. Ryan & Son
SWEEPSTAKES. "
Steer, any age: T. J. Ryan & Son.
-s Holsteins. ■
Judge, M. E. Wood.
Bull, 3 Years Old or Over—First, Barney j
& Co., Hampton, Iowa; second, John B Ir
win, Richfield, Minn.
Bull, 1 Year and Under 2 Years— First, John I
B. Irwjn; second and third, Barney & Co. !
Buil Calf, Under 1 Year and Over 4 Month.*'
—First, John B. lrwin; second and third, ,
Barney & Co.; fourth, John B. ■ lrwin.
Cow, 3 Years Old or Over—First, Barney
& Co.; second, J. B. lrwin; third and fourth !
Barney & Co. '
Heifer, I Years Old and Under '3— First, j
Barney & Co.; second, J. B. lrwin; third,
Barney & Co.; fourth, J. B. lrwin.
Heifer, I Year Old and Under First, J. j
B. lrwin: second . and third, Barney & Co.;
fourth, J. B. lrwin. ' . . ; , . ' V
Heifer Calf, Under" 1 Year and . Over .4 1
Months— First, J. B. lrwin; second, Barney
& Co.; third, J. B. lrwin; fourth, Barney
& Co. '- ■ . :. ... ',::.. ■ :...:.
--; Herd Young Cattle—To = .consist, of one bull I
and four females under 2 years old (females !
; bred by exhibitor): First, J. B. lrwin: sec- '■
ond, Barney & Co. ; ■;■-;-: -,'n \ > ■ ■. ' -- ■ .
j Get 01 One Sire. Four Animals of Either \
i Sex— First, Barney & Co.; second, J. B. lr
■ -win. .' : ■ . ..... :.,,- „, , :,, ■: ,*:, .'J
| Produce of One Cow, Two. Animals of Either ]
i Sex—First, Barney & Co.; second, J. B. !
| lrwin. • ■;: ■■■;'•!.(,:'', '<
I —One bull, any age; one cow, 3 years j
I old or over;, one cow, 2 years old and under'
13; one cow or heifer, 1 year old and under 2, j
and one heifer, under. 1 year old: First,
i Barney & Co. ;. second, J. B. lrwin. ■«;,'.',
SWEEPSTAKES. I
Champion Male, 3 Years Old or Over —Bar- '<
'ney Co. ■ '.-*, - ' ■ "' * |
i Champion Female, 2 Years old or Over— \
: Barney & Co.
j Junior Champion Male, Under 2 Years Old— !
IJ. B. Irwin. _ j-'"t j
1 Junior Champion Female, Under 2 Years I
Old— J. B. lrwin. • - ■-. *
Red Polled. ; j
I Judge, Thomas Shaw. !
Herd— One bull, any age; one cow, 3 years";
old or over; one cow, 2 years old and under!
3; one cow or heifer, ' 1 year old and under |
'2, and one heifer, under 1 year old: .First, :
Sanderson & Son, Centerville, Wis. ;■ second, i
,S. A. Converse, Cresco, Iowa; third, Dutton |
j& Son, Centerville, Wis. ' ■■ ■
' SWEEPSTAKES.
! Champion Male, 1 Years Old or Over— S. A. j
Converse. - .'
' Champion Female, 2 Years Old or Over— j
S. A. Converse.
I Junior Champion Male, Under 2 Years Old '
i —S. A. Converse. . •
Junior Champion Female, Under 2 Years ]
Old— Sanderson & Son.
I Herd 'of Young Cattle—To consist of one !
I bull and four femrjes under 2 years old(fe- j
! males bred by exhibitor): First, J. J. Cham- \
ibe'rs, Siidorus. 111.; second, Sanderson & Son. '
! Get or One Sire, Four Animals of Either 1
■ Sex—First, Dutton & Sons; second, S. ,A. j
Converse. i
! Produce of One Cow, Two Animals of Either ;
: Sex—First,. S. A. Converse; second, Sander- j
j son & Son. . \
j-> ■ .'-■:■ >-+t* - •■-..'- . '■!
: Brown Swiss. -I
I Judge, M. E. Wood. .; ' j
Bull, 3 Years Old -or Over— T. A. j
i Squiers & Son. Blue Earth; second, H. W. ■
! Avers, Honey Creek, Wis. -- ." ■-.'-">*■",'>.
; Bull, 2 Years Old and Under 3— First, T. A. 1
! Squiers & Son; second,' H. W. Ayers.
! Bull; -I Year Old and Under 2— T. A.
! Squiers & Son; second, H. W. Ayers & Son. !
i Bull Under 1 Year and Over 4 M&ntbs i
I —First and second, T. A. Squiers & Son. !
■ Cow, - 3 Years Old or Over — and sec- .
ond, T. A. Squier3 &' Sou. . .
Heifer, 2 Years Old and Under —First and
i second, T. A. Squiers & Son. . j
! Heifer, 1 Year Old and Under 2— First and ;
second, T. A. Squiers & Son. • -■ \
! Heifer Calf, Under 1- Year and Over 4:
' Months— H. W. Avers; second, T. A..
Squiers & Son. . . . ~ ]
i Herd Young Cattle— To consist of one bull '
: and four females, under, two years old (fe- ■
imales bred by exhibitor): First, T. A. Squiers
& Son. x ,
i Get of One Sire, Four Animals of Either ■
I Sex—First, T. A. Squiers & Son; .second, H.
.W. Ayers. - : €
, Produce of One Cow, Two Animals of Either
Sex—First, T. A. Squiers & Son; second, H. •
;W. Ayers. y''i • ■ ''- ■ -- ;;» -
i —One bull, any age; one cow,, 3 years
old or over; one cow, 2 years old and under 3;
one. cow or heifer, 1. year old and under ,2,
and one heifer, under 1 year old: First, T. A. I
. Squiers & Son; second, H. W. Ayers. j
•
POULTRY j
• . Mediterranean. - .
! Black Minorca—First, C. .N. Bliss, Minne- i
' apolis; second, E. G. Roberts. ' Chicks—First, !
i C. N.. Bliss: second and third, F. L. Peck, j
Austin. . ' ; :'■'■■■->' :■,-'-, . j
i White Minorca— First and second,; W. A. j
! Dagsrett. Anoka; third, E. G. Roberts. ; ■ \
Black Spanish— First,, W. N. Brown, St. ■
Paul. Chicks —First, second and third, W. N. j
i Brown. ■•*■ ■■•''■ '•' ■ "■'■■■:- "'-■" ■' '■->■ ■.■'<■■:;?;••"."■
I White Hamburg—First, E.G. Roberts. .
Black Hamburg— First and second, E. 'G. |
Roberts. Chicks— E.G. Roberts. t ,
: Red Caps—First, E. G. • Roberts. , '
'" polish. ;•/■.-■■■,.;
! White Crested Black—First. E. G. Roberts;
second and third, G. A. Heyl. Chicks—First,
Roberts. . ' - > ,
Golden— First and second. E. G. Roberts;"
I third, G. A. Heyi. Chicks—First, ■M. J. Enter,
St.' Paul. -■-; ■,'■.-■... •--:•■ : ■:■;",>:,■■-■
! Silver—First, E. G. Roberts. ■ - . ;
White—First, E. G. Roberts; second, J.
Peterson. . Chicks—First and second, E. G.
Roberts. - . "• ' * •"- .1-' !
, Golden Bearded—First, E.G. Roberts; sec
ond, ■■; J. " Peterson. .'- Chicks—First, E. >G. ; Rob
erts. -^-■; ;.-":■"-■;•"■" ■' '" ■.;-*:""■:■■■■:;.-:' '..','.-::
- Silver Bearded—First, E.;l, G. Roberts.'
Chicks—First, E. G. Roberts. : .' f
While Bearded—First, E. G Roberta
Chicks—First, E. G. Roberts. • . * •
. Buff Laced—First, E. G. Roberta
. v ENGLISH.. , : " .
White Dorking— E.G. Roberts. .
Silver' Gray Dorking—First and second, F.
U. Prouse,-Minneapolis. Chicks—First, sec
ond and third, F. U. = Prouse. "«•■ .. »';<,«■ -
•. Colored Dorking— First, * second and .third,
John J. Kirby, St. Paul. Chicks—First and
third. John Kirby; second, E. G. Roberts. ..,
','--;:-'•,■■ .■' FRENCH. •..-,.* • -
Mottled Houdan— John Kirby. Chicks
—First, second and third, John Kirby.
Flechee, Black— Kingsley, Minneap
olis; second, E.G. Roberts. ' ; .
• GAME FOWLS.
Red Game, Black Breasted—First E. G.-
Roberts. Chicks—First, E. G. Roberts. 1. - -•.
Red Game, Brown—First, E. G. Roberts.
Chicks—First. E.G., Roberts. ...
■".>•,.-■■ ■■-■-;.■.. HAMBURG. -V.- ' . '
Golden : Spangled—First, E. G. Roberts. .
Silver Spangled— First, M. Hope; second, E.
G. Roberts; third, G. A. Heyl. Chicks—First,
H. G. Jackson, Kasson; second and third, M.
Hope. ~yA :::b\^.' ■-'-.-■■■ '-.: ■ ..■:-..■■■ ■.-:,.■ ■.■■.-■ ■.'.■•
Golden Penciled—First and second, K. G.
Roberts. .. . ■ , ... .. t ■
Silver Penciled—First, E. G. "Roberts.
Chicks—First. E. G. Roberts. -
: Golden Duckwing— First, E. G. Roberts.
Chicks—First,' E. G. Roberts. "> :• v '
Silver Duekwing—First, E. G. Roberts.
Chicks— First, E. G.Rpberts.
Red ■ Pyle—First, E. G. Roberts. Chicks-
First, E. G. Roberts. »
White Game—First, E. G. Roberts. Chicks-
First, E. G. Roberts.
- Black Game—First, E. G. Roberts. Chicks-
First, E. G. Roberts. ' . . ■
Indian Game— and second, G. A. Loth,
Minneapolis; third, E.G. Roberts. Chicks-
First, second and third, G. A. Loth. " '■".-'
',!•■ GAME BANTAMS.
Red Game, Black Breasted—First, E. G.
Roberts:.:;: ■■■ '■■''■':'.-' . >■-■.-■.-' ;-'
Brown Red Game— First," E.G. Roberts.
Chicks—First, E. G. Roberts. . • ,V;.'
Golden Duckwing—First, E. G. Roberts.
Chicks—First, E. G. Roberts. , . ;
Silver Duekwing—First, E. G. Roberts.
Chicks— First, E. G. Roberts.
Red Pyle—First, E. G. Roberts. "Chicks- j
First, E. G. Roberts. ■-.. : ' »:
White Game— E. G. Roberts. Chicks
—First, E. G. Roberts. ■-:-■, ; --■ :■
Black Game— First, E. G. Roberts. Chicks
—First, E. G. Roberts. ■ ' '. .;
Bantams Other Than Game— and sec
ond, E. ;G. Roberts. > Chicks—First, E. G. ■■
Roberts; second, W. M. Bean. ■ •■■: -jl '
Light Brahma—First, second. and ■ third, A.
S. Napier, i ':■;:--■-.'.l--«.- ;^v v--v"
■ Seabright Silver—First, E. G. .Roberts.
Chicks—First, E. G. Roberts. , ''
Rose Comb, White— in chicks, E. G.
Roberts. ■ ■-■■ --■'■'■ •* .. ' ■•■ : :'■•"■ ■■*•"■
1 Rose Comb, -Black—First and second, Ed
ward Lynch; third, E. G. Roberts. Chicks—
i First and ■ second, E.G. Roberts. ■ - .
Booted, White, Chicks—First, E. G. Rob«
erts. ■ "f; . '-"•>:, ' ~ " '.-'.,
Buff Cochin— First and second, E. .G. Rob
erts. Chicks— First, E. G. Roberts; second
and third. W. M. Bean. ■:'■■ ■-..■"■••■
BANTAMS. OTHER THAN GAMES: » :
White Cochin—First, Ed Lynch, St. Paul;
second, E. G.. Roberts. Fort Atkinson. Chicks
—First and' second, N. A. Daggett,: Anoka;
third, R. R. Roberts, St. Paul.
Black Cochin—First and second, E.G. Rob
erts; third, M. .F. Einer. ' Chicks— and
second, E. G. Roberts; third, M. T. Einer.
Black Tailed Japanese—First and second,-. E. .
G. Roberts; third, George Kingsley, Minne
apolis. Chicks —First*; and second, E. ;G.
Roberts. - ~ - -
White Japanese—Chicks— E. G. Rob
■ erts. ' . V ...... - -:■•.■,■-■ „.. .: :■. r .:■"
White Polish—First, J. P. Peterson, St.
: Paul. Chicks—First and second, J. P. Peter
p son. ■ *'. -: '. :,.'-. .■. . .V .. .'..', ■
-Miscellaneous. ■.-•.:•.-.■ ..
Black Russian—First and second, E. G.
Roberts. Chicks—First, E. G. Roberts. , -
White Silky—First, E.G. Roberts. Chicks'
—First, E. G. Roberts. - s -V -■• -
Any.'Color Frizzles—First, E. G. Roberts.
. • Any Color Rumpless—First, E. G. Roberts.
Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Etc.
Bronze—First, E. G. Roberts. " •'
Narragansett—First, E. G. Roberts. - Chicks
—First, E.G. Roberts.'.: - ;•;..>.•.-:: ,-
Bun—First, E. G. Roberts. Chicks—First,
B. G. Roberts. - ..■ . ■ .• ■
Slate—First, E. G. Roberts. ". '
White—First, E.G. Roberts; second, G. A.
Heyl, Wash, 111. : : • :
Chicks—First,.: G. A. " Heyl, - second, E. G.
Roberts.;-:- ■.:. :. \, . '. t■' : :•.•. :
Black—Chicks—First, E. G. Roberts. i ■:
-,- ":% Ducks. ' ' :■: ;.. ::■ .- S>
White Pekin—First, 'second and third, Mar- j
garet Hope, Hammond, Wis. --: ■ " •
Chicks—First, E. G. Roberts. :. . .- >
: White Aylesbury— First, E. G. Roberts. .■ r
Colored Rouen— First, .E. G. . Roberts . sec- I
ond, George Heyl. ■"■',; ' J,/ .",,.' ,'
Chicks—First. E. G. Roberts. '.; ,:""
Colored Museovey—First, E. G. Roberts;
second and third, Ed Lynch. : ' - '>v£-'i
Chicks—First, E. G. Roberts; second and
third, Ed Lynch. » ;.-,;*■*»;< *< issk. *'«»« s a»jt«
White Muscovey—First, K. G. Roberts,,- I
Chicks— First and second. t E. G. Roberts* •
i■: Gray Call—FirsC E. G. Roberts. )Jt . «
! Chicks—First, E. G. 'Roberts'. " .'' .'"'.,,:
' White Call—First, E. G. . Roberts." ""
; Chicks—First, •E. G. Roberts. 1 -■ JK '- ■
! Black East Indian—First, E. G. Roberta-:
:■ Chicks—First, E. G. Roberts. " ';-.<,
I -White (.'rested—First, E. G. Roberts. -
I Chicks— First, E. G. Roberts. . , .3 J
'Indian Runner— First and second, Law
rence ; Hope. ■■ - - - •" -- -~ ■- -'-"
Chicks-First, second-and third, Lawrence
Hope.. ■-- -, ■■'■}•■'■-,': ■-'.': ■■ -.:;■■■ :■.-■■ ":., >>-X «
■ Gray Toulouse— First, E. G. Roberts; sec-
| ond, George , Heyl. _ : . ... „ ;
i Chicks— First and second, L. Telden.
i White Embden— First, E. G. Roberts; sec
ond, George A. Heyl. Chicks—First, E. G.
Roberts.- ■ .. .....:.,-
Gray African—First and second, E. G. Rob
erts. .. ■ ;■"" -. ' : '. ■■:■ '■ - :'■!. ' -\* \
Brown Chinese—First, E. J G. Roberts.
Chicks—First, E. •G. Roberts. -.. „-:■.
\ White Chinese—First, E. G. Roberts. Chicks
— First, E. G. Roberts. ; V, -
I Wild Gray-First, E.G. Roberts.
Ornamental and j Pet. Stock. -
White Guineas—First, E. G. Roberts. Chicks !
—First, E. G. Roberts. -. • ".- - -,">>- :-
Pearl Guineas—First; E. G. Roberts. Chicks
—First, E. G. , Roberts. - . ■:>..■ -:.:.
I l.ursegt Display, of Pigeons. ■--:
j First, E. G. Roberts rsecbrid; Joe ; Blum,
! Minneapolis; third, Taklo & C 0..; Minneapolis.
Best Breeding- Pen (for Fowls Only)
",. . .'': ■: No. 1. ~' f '- ~ "*-. ■
< First and third, ' Napier & Hogan; second,
E. G. Roberts. - • "
No. 3—First and second, E. G. Roberts.' •
No. 4—First, E. G. Roberts; second, J. P.
Peterson, St. Paul. ■ y- ■■■■ ■-,-.• •:. ; v. ? :
No. 7—First, Win Cowden, Anoka. ,
j No. 9—First, E. G. Roberts.
I No. 10—First, E.G. Roberts; second E.
IE. McEva, St. Paul. - r - .....
I No. 12—First, : Albert Sparks; second E. |
Smith, Minneapolis. r : : . :■
} No. 15— First, Arnold . Jungman; second,
; Robert Buckle, St. Paul. / ...
j No. 16—First, Ed Lynch; second, W. M
. Bean; third,. A. 'Jungman,- Gladstone.
I No. 23—First, E. G. Roberta: second, M I
i Sandin. : _ ./ ►
! No. 24—First, F. T. Brunk. ; - - :
i No. 25—First and second, W. A ' Daesrett- '
i third, J. O. Hoffman. ' , . ' ;
j No. 27—First, Oscar Turner. -
I No. 29—First, Arnold Jungman; second and ;
: third, W. M. Bean. : - , : ,
I No. 31— First, C. N. Bliss. ■■..:. , •, >
i No. First and second, Herman Rasnick
I No. 36—First, Margaret Hope, Hammond
; Wis. . - -■■-.'.- ■ ■ ; .--. - :-■/■.-. ■ -,:
I No. 53—First. F. U. Prouse. :
I No. —First and second, J.-J. Kirby third I
;E. G. Roberts, , . -.:. / ...~-- ( '<. ;
; Young Herd— To consist ot one bull, under I
2 years; two heifers, 1 year, under 2 years
two heifers, under 1 year; all except bull
must be bred by exhibitor: First, T. J. Wer- '
nail & Son, Liberty, Mo. second; George !
Bothwell, Nettleton, Mo.; third, J. G. Rob-;
'Mrs & .Son, Horace, Ind.; fourth,- C E i
Clarke, St. Cloud." Minn.; fifth,' C. C.' Nortoui '
i Corning, lowa.
!. Calf Herd—Consisting of one bull and four
heifers, all under :1 year, and all bred by!
'exhibitor: First, George Bothwell; second i. I
G. Robbins & Son; third, CrE... Clarke; !
fourth, George Harding & Son. Wnukesha' I
Wis.; fifth, Purdy Brothers. Harris, Mo. . .
; Group of Two Animals, Either Sex, Produce '
of One Cow; First, George Harding & Son;
second, Geoige Bothwell: third, C. E. Clarke; i
fourth, T.J.WcrnaH & Son. :, , , I
Group of Four Animals. Either Sex, Get of j
One Sire —First, George Bothwell; second, J. I
G. Robbins & Son; third. T. J. Wornall
Son; fourth, C. F. Rice. Indianula, 111. . -Wj>.: j
I f Fat Stock. '-■ ; '' !
i Pure Bred • Steer,: 2 Years or Over—First, j
T. J. Ryan & Son, Irwin, lowa.
; Steer, 1 Year and "'Under 2—First,' T. J. !
| Ryan & : Son. ; ,'■'*'- "-- ■-.'"■. ■-% -" ■ >'; ■ ■ '. ■ '■■'.<
1 Pure Bred Steer, Under 1 Year—First, C. E. j
! Clarke; second, T. J. Ryan & Son. ■ -v-:,
" ■. „:•: SWEEPSTAKES. /."- »' : ,
Steer, Any Age—T. J..Ryan & Son. L \
[i;V; '■' HOGS ; j
I Superintendent, J. C. Mills: judge, , Pro
; fessor Thomas Shaw.
j Chester White.
I Boar, 1 Year Old or Over— L. C.
: Hodgson, Luverne, Minn.; 'second, F. - D.
; Humbert, * Nashua, lowa. : , ; . ; ;
| •:. ■ Boar, Under 1 '■■- Year—First and second, -L.
C. Hodgson...- ■, :..-. v
: Breeding Sow, 2 Yearsi or Over—First, F.
D. Humbert; second, L. C. Hodgson. "
i Breeding Sow, 1 Year.: Old, Under 2—First,
j Luchsinger, Cottage Grove, Minn.; ■ second, L.
C. Hodgson. i; :-.-/'"•-.
Sow Pig, Under 1 Year—First, F. D. Hum
bert: second, L. C. Hodgson. .;,.:. ; . .
-Herd— One boar, three sows, 1 year or over: I
| First, L. C.' r Hodgson; second. IF. " D.,; Humbert, j
5 Herd—One i boar, three sows, "under: 1 year:
First and second, L. C. Hodgson. . * !
'•*• - Large r Improved 'Yorkshire. •--• -I
Boar, 1 Year Old or Over—First, the Wil-j
cox company, Hugo, Minn.; second, J. W.
Scott, Austin, Mini:. < - - . , • ■
•Boar, : Under 1 Year—First, A. W. Edson,
Austin, Minn.; second, J. W. Scott.
Breeding Sow, 2 Years ,or Over— the
Wilcox company; second, •J. W. Scott. ' ;
Breeding Sow, l Year ■ Old and Under 2—
First, the Wilcox company; second,- J. W.
Scott. •. .--•.■ .:- :' ; -.; - .. ' ■ ,--■..-.■ . .
:. Sow Pig, ; Under 1 ; Year—First, • the Wilcox
company; second,. J. W. Scott. \, ■
Herd —One i boar, - three .' sows, over . 1 year:
First,, the Wilcox company; second,' J. W.
Scott. ' "'.:■: ■■■ ■„•;,; ■„,; ' ■, -- ■■'< ' " if-:; '
1 Herd—One boar, three we, under 1 year:
First,. G. A. Forgerson;. Rosemount, Minn.;
second. W. Scott. •- ; .
i Sweepstakes— exhibit of swine I owned
and bred by : Minnesota breeders: First, L. C.
Hodgson; second, William Harvey; third, C.
H. Murphy. : :.
;,>'." Feeding Animals. ■
The following premiums in ■ this class are
offered jointly by the* Minnesota Livestock
Breeders' association and the Minnesota State
Agricultural society ■ for Minnesota breeders
only: -f^; ■■>■■■
j '■ •','.."* ■ ■. '->'; Swine, f : *
r For Brood Sow and Litter of the Lard Type
—First, T. E Bly, Brewster, Minn. second,
William Harvey, Wiscoy, Minn.; third, Fred
Luchsinger. "v "-1 * '•''.-,;.*
: Best Brood Sow and Litter of Bacon Type-
First, the Wilcox* company;. second, A. W.
Edson. v. „ .. „•.'■ "■:".. •■ <■;,'£/'. -
Best Sow and Litter, Any Breed or Type-
First, T. E. Bly; second, the Wilcox company.
: • '"•'-' Tain wo Hogi. ■ ■■■' .
Boar Pig, Under 1 year—First, H. W. Ayers,
Honey Creek, Wis. '"; '■'• -! .
Sow Pig, Under 1 Year—First, H. W. Ayers.
Suffolk.
Boar, 1 Year or Over— A. C. Green
& Son, Winchester, Ind.; second, Bert Har
vey, Winchester, Ind.
: Boar, Under 1 Year—First, Bert Harvey;
second, William Harvey, Wiscoy, Minn.
Breeding Sow, 2 Years or Over—First, A.
C. Green & Son. - ' - - ■ ■ ■■ -•
Breeding Sow, 1 Year Old and Under 2—
First and second, A. C. Green:& Son.
Sow Pig, Uuder 1 Year— A. C. Green
& Son; second, William Harvey. ? •
Herd—One boar, three sows, 1 year or over: i
First, A. C. Green & Son; second, Bert Har
vey. :■: ■ • *:■/., ■..„"' ;• , ;.■;..;.,;■..; ;■_■;;; :'?•-, : ;.,V. ?..SV t ;.'-i
• Herd One boar, three sows, under 1 year:
First, William Harvey; second, Bert Harvey. I
h' - ; SHEEP |j| "v j
... ..;, Oxford Down. j
Judge—Professor Thomas Shaw. ' "
. Superintendent—J. C. -Mills.' " ■' ' ..I
Ram, 2-Year or. Over—First,". George Me-
Kerrow & Son, Sussex, Wis.; second, George
McKerrow & Son, Sussex, Wis.; third, R. J-
Stone, Stonington, 111. i
Ram, Year-Old—First, second and third, I
George McKerrow & Son. -
Ram, • Lamb—First, W. S. Dixon, Brandon, '
Wis.; second and third, R. J. Stone. -.-..- -i
: Ewe, 2 Years or Over—First and second,
George McKerrow & Son; third, R. J. Stone.
Ewe, 1-Year-Old—First, George McKerrow
& Son; second; R. j. Stone; third, George
McKerrow & Son. : '-■■--
'■ Ewe, Lamb—First, , George ■■• McKerrow &
Sou; second, .W. S. Dixon; third, >R. J.
■ Stone. , , . -.
' Flock, One Ram," Three Ewes—First and
second,- George McKerrow & Son. i-
Sweepstakes, Ram, Any Age—George Mc-
Kerrow & Son. „ ,••■•
; Sweepstages,. Ewe, Any. Age—George Mc-
Kerrow & Son. , . , ■
Judge, Charles Kerr; superintendent, J. C.
Mills; '■;■■ "■■■■ " '-■ i y,-ic,r^y
■j , ■ ' Hampshire*. , '
■ Ram, 2 Years or Over—First, Robert Tay
lor, Abbott, Neb.; second, I. C. Seeley Min
neapolis; third, E. L. Pray, Minneapolis.
Ram, 1 Year Old—First and second, Robert
Taylor; ■ third,. 1. C. Seeley. :
• Ram Lamb— First and. second, Robert' Tay
lor; third, I. C. Seeley. . . .: :
Ewe, 2 Years or Over—First, Robert Tay
lor; second, I. C. Seeley; third, E. L Pray.
Ewe, 1 Year Old—First and second, Robert
Taylor; third. I. C. Seeley.
Ewe Lamb— and second, Robert Tay
lor; third. E. L. Pray. ; . . -
Flock, One Ram, Three Ewes—First, Robert
Taylor; second, E. fL. Pray. , -*.-.
'Sweepstakes—Rani,, any age: Robert Taylor.
, Sweepstakes—Ewe, any age: Robert Taylor.
■ '....' . Leicester*and Lincolns. ;•
Ram, 2 Years or Over—First, Boynton &
Welch, Dexter, Minn,; second,.. H. Hanson,
Oshkosh, Wis.; third, Robert Taylor.
Ram, 1 Year Old—First, H. Hanson;, sec
ond, Robert Taylor; third, H. Hanson.
I Ram Lamb—First, Robert Taylor; second,
H. ■■ Hanson: thir-d, Boyntpn & Welch. -
Ewe, 2 Years or Over—First, H. Hanson;
second, Boynton & Welch; third, Robert Tay
lor. •..",..■ ....■■ .Z-...- .. :.'..■■.■■
i Ewe, 1 Year Old— First, Robert Taylor; sec
ond, H. Hanson; third, Boynton & Welch.
Ewe Lamb—First and second, H. Hanson;
third, Robert Taylor. ' ' •
Flock, One Ram, Three Ewes—First, -H.
Hanson; second, Boynton & Welch. --
Sweepstakes— Ram, any age: 11. Hanson. •
Sweepstakes—Ewe, any age: 11. Hanson.
'. ; . Southdown*. : . s:
Ram, 2 Years Old or Over—First, George
Allen, Allerton,. 111.; secor i, George McKer
row & Son, Sussex, Wis.; tnird, George Allen.
'Ram, 1 Year Old,. Under 2 Years—First, Geo.
McKerrow '&. Son; '. second, George Allen;
third, George McKerrow & Son.
, Ram Lamb — George McKerrow & Son;
second; George Allen; third, George McKer
row.& Son. •.■..■ ..j: ■..,.-- ■ ',-■'■. ■-,■■■■ ■
Ewe, 2 Years Old or Over— First, George
McKerrow & Son; second and third, George
Allen/ ." • r.v.- pJ. =
Ewe, I Year Old and Under 2 Years—First,
George Allen; second. George McKerrow &
Son; • third, George Allen. '
Ewe La-nib—First. George Allen; second and
third, George McKerrow & Son.
f Flock, One Ram, Three Ewes—First, George
Allen; second, George McKerrow & Son.
Prize Offered by Minnesota Live
' : ; stock Breeders* -.»<><■ ion. •"
For Best Pen of Five Feeding —First,
George W. Baird, Edina Mills, Minn.; second,
'■ William Young, Havana. Minn.
f :- SWEEPSTAKES. .■. ...
1' Ram, Any Age—George Allen.
; Ewe, Any "Aget—George McKerrow & Son.
Prize Offered by Minnesota Live
stock Breeders' Association.
For Best Pen of Five Feeding Lambs—First,
G. W. Baird, Edina Mills, Minn.; second,
William Young, Havana, Minn.; third, I. C.
Seeley, Minneapolis, Minn. „
. Best Lamb Out of the Above , Class—First
and second, "G. W. , Baird.
j]''^-':.'/.> Shropshire," Down.
Ram, 2 Years or. Over—First, W. S. Dixon,
Brandon, Wis.; J second, George Allen; third,
W. O. Fritc-hman, Museatine, lowa.
: Ram, 1 Year —First; George Allen; sec
ond, Boynton & Welch; Dexter, Minn.; third,
[ George Allen. ■ ■ ... „ .
Ram Lamb—First,"-George Allen; second,
W.S. Dixon; third.. George Allen. ;
• Ewe. 2 Years or Over—First, George Allen:
second, W. S. Dtxon; third, W. O. Fritchman.
Ewe, 1 Year Old— First, W. S. Dixon. second
and third, ;George Allen. • •
• Ewe Lamb—First, second and third, George
i Allen. . .:■ „ ■ „:..-■.-..' .- .;:• : ...
: Flock, One Ram, Three Ewes— First, George
i Allen; second, W. S. Dixon. ' • -
- SWEEPSTAKES.
. Ram, Any Age—Won by George Allen.
Ewe, Any Age—Won by George Allen.
WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT
! Judges—Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Coleman and
[Mrs. Ranney of St. Paul. : ..
i Drawn Work Rug Made by Hand—First,
Mrs. Gust Trapp, St. Paul.
{Knitted Rug, Hand Made— E. P.
iHarton, St. Paul; second,: Mrs. "Nick Lansen,
i St. Paul. - ' ■'.• ;■•■'■■■ ''' ■■>■ ■■- - !
! - Sewing iby \ Hand, Different Stitches—
j Mrs. M. Flegle,;. Minneapolis; I second, Miss
I May Buel, St. Anthony Park. > ; , 5
I Log Cabin Quilt of Wool—First, Mary
j Wright. St. Paul second, Mrs. E. C. Walter,
! Minneapolis. ; ': v : " '
! Log Cabin Quilt of Silk—First. Mrs. R. D.
! Donnel, 1 Minneapolis; •' second, J. H. Frost,
! Merriam ■ Park. ■.:. /. . „ ■
I Crocheted Skirt— First, Miss K. Simmer, St.
Paul; second, Gretchen Mitsch, St. Paul.
i Knitted Skirt—Second, Anna Fridberger, St.
: Paul. -.'■-."* :- ■--:•."'''
i Fancy Pillow Sham—First, Miss M. Thau
wauld, St. Paul: second,- Miss Frankie Gant-,
i zer, St. Paul. -■ :, ■::-'..■..; : „. ; '-■ .:..:-.■;.
I . Best Specimen ■; of .Patching on Old Gar
; ment—First, Mrs Joe Grace, St. Paul; sec
! ond. Miss - Myra ' Buel, , St. Anthony Park.
i Cotton Patchwork Quilt—First, Mrs. Bertie
I Lyon,.,"Minneapolis; second, Etta Shugars,
Minneapolis. '>* ■'■.:•■'
Point Lace Handkerchief—First, Mrs. ' M. F.
I Stern, Minneapolis; .second, Mrs. , Emma'
i Robinson,'-. St. Paul; third, C. .M. Berringer,
[Minneapolis. .;',-= ;
Honiton" Lace ' Handkerchief—First,' Mrs.
Joseph Schmitz, St. Paul: \second," Mrs. LA.
L Mathers,'' St."* Paul; third, Miss T. Commings,
i St. . Paul. •: *■' ■ ' -.■■.:>■■. • :•■ •. .'• '■ .--■- . •■-■..■,■
! Lace ? Made with .-Duchess Braid—First, C.
M. Barringer, Minneapolis; second, H. E.
I Harris, St. Anthony, Park.
U Embroidery, Solid Cotton— Mrs.I?.JI.
! Dorson, Minneapolis; *.' second, Mrs. Emma
■ Robinson, St. J Paul. - (
[; Embroidery, Solid Linen—First, Mrs. Wil
-1 liam Nesbitt, -Minneapolis; second, Mrs. N." J.
Murray, St. Paul. . ,-:
i' Embroidered Bureau : Set—First, Mrs. . M.
(Flegle,' Minneapolis; second,." Mrs. George
! Mitsch, St. Paul. ■ ;
i ~ Fancy Hand Made " Handkerchief—First,
j Mrs. M. Flegle. • Minneapolis; second, J. X.
Wanpler, St. Paul. • ;/-:■:.• ■•■ ■•.:: ■■$,:.-■ ■ - .■ y..
' Honiton Lace Handkerchief—First. Mrs.
Joseph Schmitz, ; St. - Paul; second, Mrs. A.
Mathers, St. Paul; third. : Miss T. , Comming,
St. Paul. ' ■ -:.' , " '• "■■':'-' . ' '-, ' t-'-'i ■■
I Drawn Work Handkerchief—First, Kathrine
! Baker, St.- Paul; second, 'Margaret Simmer,
St. Paul. :".'■'-.:'''■ '■--r'^-';'..:.-:- ••':■"■ -'.-; .
I - ■ Battenberg -. Sideboard ~ —First, ■; Mrs. j J.
i Birch;*- St. Paul; ■ second, < Mrs. -H. ■ C. Carson,
St. Paul. -..'-,. ........ -™; :-■*,;-/. ~. ~:
[ Battenberg Centerpiece—First, Mrs. F.
LA-v'Vv.:': :. ■' •■■■- ■•'■ - ■ .. :/..:■■.. ■•. ;'■:■.;■>'..;:4:";i.sv:,.:
[Schroder, St. Paul; second, Mrs. Peter Otto
St. Paul; thi.-d, Emma Neff, St. Paul.
Battenberg Dresser Cover—First, Mrs. H.
E. Bartiett, Minneapolis.
Hand Made Lace Curtains—First, Mrs. S.
E. Ferree, Minneapolis; second, Mrs. James
Robertson, St. Paul; third, Mrs. W. Cartler
St. Paul.
Battenberg Lunch Cloth—First, Mrs. G. K.
Riess, Grand Rapids; second, Lucy Hilger,
St. Paul; third, Hattie Allen, Howard Lake.
Block Quilt or Wool—First, Mrs. Bertie
Lyon, St. Paul; second, Mrs. William Roger,
St. Paul.
Block Quilt of Silk—First, Mrs. C. Hurley,
Minneapolis; second, E. W. Hamilton, St.
Paul.
Fancy Sofa Pillow—First. Mrs. C. M. Bar
ringer, Minneapolis; second, Mrs. J. Durker,
St. Paul; third, Mrs. Fransen, St. Paul.
Best Specimen of Lace—First, Mrs. F. G.
Borges, St. Paul; second, Mrs. G. K. Riess,
Grand Rapids.
Judges—Mrs. F. W. Murray, St. Paul; Mrs.
W. B. Heath, Minneapolis; Mrs. W. S.
Bowen, St. Paul.
HAND-PAINTED CHINA.
Best Collection by One Person—First, Mrs.
Thompson. St. Paul; second, Miss M. Rob
ertson, St. Paul; third, Miss D. C. Hummell,
Minneapolis.
Cream Pitcher and Sugar Bowl—First, Miss
D. C. Hummell; second, Miss M. Robertson.
Jardiniere—First, Miss M. Robertson; sec
ond, Mrs. Thompson.
Cup and Saucer—First, Miss M. Robertson;
second, Elizabeth Hood, St. Paul.
Plate—First, Mrs. Thompson; second, Miss
M. Robertsbn.
Vase—First, Mrs. M. L. Luther, Minneapo
lis; second, Mrs. Thompson.
Other Articles, Not Named—First, Victor
Rcehrick, St. Paul; second, Miss M. Robert-
EOH.
Chop Plate—First, Mrs. Thompson; second,
Miss M. Robertson.
Salad Bowl—First, Miss M. Robertson; sec
ond, Miss D. C. Hummell.
Hand Painted Figure or Head—First and
second, Miss Nettie Pratt, Minneapolis.
Painting on Tapestry—First, Mrs. J. F.
Durker, St. Paul; second, Mrs. G. J. Pelletier,
St. Paul; third, Mrs. M. L. Luther.
DAimrjWTTER
Mrs. J. H. Mcßostie, Owatonna, 93%; Miss
Winn, Redwood Falls, 92%; Mrs. J. D. Hop
kins, Hugo, 92%; A. L. Jones, Morristown,
92; F. Mandell, Farlbault, 92; Mrs. C. H.
Murphy, Caledonia, 91>4; W. J. Tingley,
Still water, 90%: Mowbray & Robblns, St.
Charles, 9(ftfe; Mrs. Billings, Detroit, 89;
W. J. Kendrick, St. Cloud, 89; W. Sweeney,
Fox Lake, Wis., 88.
Prints—Mrs. J. H. Mcßostie, Owatonna,
191%; W. J. Kendrick, St. Cloud, 91; Judson
Hopkins, Hugo, 9(J%; Mrs. Billings, Detroit,
90; W. J. Tingley, Stillwater, 90; Mowbray
i & Robbing, St. Charles, 89%.
Ornamental Display—Milton Dairy com
pany, St. Paul, first prize.
Granulated Display—Milton Dairy company,
St. Paul, first prize.
CHEESE
Factory Cheese—A. W. Parkins, Stanton,
98; L. S. Miller, St. Paul, 97^; J. Lehnherr,
Mantorviile, 97; O. B. Butler, Roberts, 96Vi;
O. H. Howe, Renville, 95%; W. Splettstoeser,
Alexandria, 95; Ericksou Cheese company,
Renville, 95; Gentilly Dairy association, Gen
tilly, 94%; W. L. Jones, Newport, 94%; A.
E. Helmer, Evans Mills, N. V., 94V 2 - Ed
Nilson, Lake Park, 94; H. Clement, Terre
bonne, 94; W. J. Hcgrefe, Boardman, Wis.,
94; Arley Jones, Sogn, 91%; W. W. Mc-
Micking, Hancock, 91; J. E. Olson, Vida, 90;
J. Klossner, West Concord, 90; R. L. Jones,
90; J. T. McCarthy, West Concord, 89%; S.
Uglow, Litehfield, 89.
Young America—O. B. Butler, Roberts, 96%;
A. E. Helmer, Evans Mills, X. V., 93; Erick
son Cheese company, Renville, 92%; W. W.
McMicking, Hancock, 92; W. L. Jones, New
port, 89%.
Swiss—l. J. Stocker, Berne, first prize; K.
Stucky, Berne, second prize; G. Andrist,
Berne, third prize.
Brick—G. Andrist, Berne, first prize; K.
Stucky, Berne, second prize: Hogrefe Butter
and Cheese company, St. Paul, third prize.
fcage—A. E. Helmer, Evans Mills, N. V.,
first prize.
HORTICULTURE
Judge, Samuel B. Green.
APPLES-PROLIFIC.
Okabena—First. J. A. Howard, Hammond
second, W. L. Parker, Farmington; third,
Thomas Redpath, Wayzata; fourth. Minne
i tonka Nursery company, Eureka; fifth L E
Summerville, Viola.
Pattern's Greening—First, R. H. L. Jewett,
Faribault; second, W. L. Parker; third, J. A.
Howard; fourth, Minnetonka Nursery com
pany; fifth, L. E. Summerville; sixth, F J
Peterson, Waconia.
Wealthy—First, Seth H. Kenuey, Morri°
town; second, Rolla Stubbs, Bederwood
third, J. A. Howard; fourth, K. H. L. Jewett;
fifth, F. J. Peterson; sixth, Thomas Redpath
APPLES—AMATEUR.
Judge, W. L. Parker.
Collection of Hybrids and Crabs—First H
H. Hems, Lydia*; se.-ond, William Oxford
Freeburg; third, Ditus Day, Farmington:
fourth. A. I). Leach, Excelsior.
Collection of Hybrids and Crabs, Ten Varie
ties—First, H. H. Hems; second, A. B Cole
man, Long Lake; third, F. J Butterfield
fourth, Ditus Day; fifth, Henry Duusmore'
Oliver.
SINGLE PLATES.
Antinovka—First, H. M. Lyman, Excelsior
second, P. H. Parry, Excelsior; third H h'
Hems.
Anisim—First, H. F. Busse, Minneapolis
second, H. M. Lyman; third, William Ox
ford.
Brett—First, A. B. Coleman; second W S
Widmoyer, Dresbach; third, H. M. Lyman
Ben Davis—First, A. M. Mitchell, Ham
mond; second, A. D. Leach; third, William
Oxford.
Charlamoff, Peterson's—First, E. W. Keays
Elk River; second, Thomas Talberf third'
Ditus Day. ' '
Christmas—First, H. M. Lyman
Amateurs—First, A. M. Day, Farmington
second, D. E. Akin, Farmington; third DHus
Day.
Grundy—First, H. H. Hefns
Haas—First, A. D. Leach; second, H H.
Hems; third, A. M. Mitchell, Hammond
Kaump—First, H. M. Lyman; second A M.
Mitchell; third, W. S. Widomoyer
Longfield—First, A. M. Mitchell; second A
D. Leach; third, P. H. Perry, Excelsior
Lubst Queen—First, H. M. Lyman
Lowland Raspberry—First, H. H. Hems
Alaple-First, H. H. Hems.
MacMahon White—First, A. M. Mitchell
second. Thomas Talbert, Wayzata- third'
William Oxford.
Malinda—First, Ditus Day; second \ B
Coleman; third, S. A. Miller, Erdswold" '
Northwestern Greening—First, William Ox
ford: second, A. M. Mitchell; third H H
Hems.
Peerless—First, H. H. Hems; second A. D
Leach; third, Mrs. S. R. Shotes, Markville
Phebe—First, H. H.< Heine.
Peter—First, A. B. Coleman; second, A D
Leach: third, P. If. Perry.
Repka Malenka— First, Gust Johnson Ex
celsior.
Rollins Prolific—First, A. M. Mitchell
Talnian Sweet—First, Ditus Day.
Tetofsky—First, .V. A. Day; second. Nils
Andersou, Excelsior.
titer—First, H. H. Lyman; second Nils
Anderson; third, A M. Mitchell.
Walbridge—First, Nils Anderson; second
P. J. Butterfield, Long Lake, third, William
Oxford.
Wolf River—First, A. M. Mitchell; second
! William Oxford.
Yellow Sweet—First, H. M. Lyman; second
JA. A. Day; third, J. L. Cummins, Washburn'
Yellow Transparent—First, H. M. Lyman;
second. F. J. Butterfleld; third, J. L. Cum-
I mins.
i Duchess of Oldenburg—First, F. J. Butter
field: second, J. M. Walden, Northfleld; third
F. J. Butterfleld; fourth, H. H. Hems: fifth'
P. H. Perry; sixth, A. D. Leach.
: Hibernal—First, A. D. Leach; second, H. If.
Lyman; third, Thomas Talbert; fourth, H. H.
Hems; fifth and sixth, F. J. Butterfleld.
Okabena —First, H. M. Lyman; second, H.
H. Hems; third, A. M. Mitchell; fourth, Wil
liam Oxford: fifth, A. L. Goldenstar, Garden
City; sixth, Ditus -Day.
j Patten's Greening—First, A. D. Leach, Ex
.celsior; second, D. Day, Farmington; third,
S. O. Miller, Erdswold; fourth, A. B. Cole
man, Long Lake; fifth, A. M. iMtchell, Ham
mond; sixth, H. M. Lyman, Excelsior.
i Wealthy—First, D. Leach, Excelsior; sec
ond, A. A. Bost, Excelsior; third, P. H.
Perry, Excelsior; fourth, H. M. Lymati, Ex
celsior: fifth, A. M. Mitchell, Hammond;
sixth, D. Day, Farmington.
CRABS AND HYBRIDS.
Judge, W. L. Parker.
' Briars Sweet—First, W. L. Parker; second,
J. A. Howard; third, J. M. Walden, North
fleld.
Early Strawberry—First, Nils Anderson,
Lake City; second, H. H. Henis, Lydia; third,
F. J. Butterfleld, Long Lake.
I Florence —First, H. M. Lyman, Excelsior;
: second, Thomas Redpath, Wayzata.
j Gideon No. 6—First, O. M. Lord. Minnesota
City; second, J. A. Howard; third, W. L.
j Parker
! Greenwood—First, H. M. Lyman, Excelsior;
; second, F. J. Peterson, Waconia; third, D. J.
j Wheaton, Morris.
Hyslop—First, A. B. Coleman, Long Lake;
i second, Frances L. Town, Lakeland; third,
A. D. Leach.
Lyman's Prolific—First, Thomas Talbert;
second, J. L. Cummins, Washburn; third, H.
j M. Lyman.
I Martha—First, W. L. Parker; second, J. A.
I Howard; third, P. H. Perry.
! Pride of Minneapolis—First, Thomas Red-
Ipath; second, F. J. Butterfleld; third, Mrs.
S. R. Spates, Markville.
Sweet Russet— First, J. A. Howard; second,
A. D. Leach; third, Ditus Day, Farmington.
Tonka—First, F. S. Harris, La Crescent;
i second, Thomas Talbert.
! Transcendent—First. W. J. Tingley, Still
| water; second. H. H. Hems; third, J. M.
j Walden, Northfleld.
i Virginia—First, Minnetonka Nursery eom
| pany. Eureka; second, W. S. Widmoyer,
Dresbaeh; third, D. F. Akin, Farmington.
SKEDLING APPLES.
I Collection excluding Crabs utd Hybrids:
First, D. F. Akin; .second, H. M. Lyman;
third, Ditus Day. .-■ ••- ■■■ , --.. ... ■„.*.. :
Collection Crabs and Hybrids—First, H. M.''"A
Lyman; second, Ditus Day; third, J. L. J
Cummins.:, v* ■•,•..'. • • . ■.■;
Fall Variety, Not Sweet—First, H. M. Ly-.
man; second, D. F. Akin; third, H. M. Ly
man. . ■ '■■.'-,■ ,:\ ■■•■■...■-.•■
Winter Variety, Not Sweet—First, Andrew -
Wilbert,, Cleveland; second, D. .F. ~ Akin;
third, O. F. Brand & Son, Faribault. '
Sweet Variety— J. L. . Washburn;
second, H. M. Lyman; third, D. F. Akin. )
■ . Grape*. :■" • / ■ •;- I ■
Judge, R. S. Mackintosh.
Collection—First,. Gust Johnson, Lake City;
second, A. A. Bost, Excelsior; third, Isabella
Barton, 1 Excelsior; fourth, C. F. Wheeler,
Excelsior; fifth, F. S. Harris.
Agawam (Roger's No. 15)— First.' C. "C.
Steller; second, Gust Johnson; third, Isabella-
Barton. ..:. ■ „ ■• ■
Aminia (Roger's No. 39)— First, R. A. La
tham, Minneapolis.. ..
; Barry (Roger's No. First, Gust John
son. ' , . !,' . .. ; • .. , ;.,.. .
Brighton-First, A. A. Bost; second, F.S. '
Harris; third, R. A. Latham ■
„ Concord—First, , Gust Johnson; second, C.
G. Steller; third, M. M. Frisselle, Excelsior. :
Cottage— Gust Johnson; second, - R.
A. Latham; third, Minnetonka Nursery com- :
pany. „ ■•; „.. ■-„- u L < . „■ . *
Campbell's Early—First, F. S. H-»ris " ' .
, Delaware—First, C. G. Steller; second. Gust '
Johnson; third, C. F. Wheeler. ;
Duchess—First, R. A. Latham; second, C. *
jG. Steller; third, Gust Johnson ■"-•*-> »■> ■ •
Early Victory—First, Isabella Barton . ;'»
Eldora—First, Isabella Barton. , .
Empire, State—First, A. A. Bost; "second.
Isabella Barton; third, C. F. Wheeler.
Green ' Mountain— C. F. Wheeler.
Herbert (Roger's ■ No. 44)— First, R. A.
Latham; second, Gust Johnson; third C F.
Wheeler. 1 ;: .. ■ -. ..■ :...-, .■. .., ... -,■■;.'■■
I.ona—First, A. A. Bost; second, Gust Joha- ■
son; third, Minnetonka Nursery company ■
Janesville—First, Minnetonka Nursery com-*"
--! pany; second, A. A. Bost. - '
n,cLl?? leyPirst Gust Johnson; second/! M.
M. Frisselle; third, C. F. Wheeler. ■ .'...*,
Bo Lst? yC. ttF. A- Latham; second. A- A,.
Bost;,third. C. F. Wheeler. I.■. ...,.•■
-Martha— Gust Johnson
_ Massasoit (Rogers No. 3)— First C , F.
Wheeler; second, J. L. Cummins; third. Mia-'
netonka Nursery company' • ■ ' - - '
I Moore's Diamond-First, A. A. Boat; sec-'
ond, Minnetonka Nursery company ' '" ■
Moore's Early-First, Gust Johnson; sec
ond R. A. Latham: third, Isabella Barton ■>
Niagara-First, F. S. Harris; second Oust*
Jomison; third, Isabella' Barton ''.-.__
Pockington-First, Gust Johnson; second A.'
A. Bost; third, Isabella Barton. , * - :
Gu^'S^ 11"31 ' C- F -/Steeler; 6ec oad.
sou VlMer (Roger' No. 4)_First, ,Gust Jolia
ont°iS^i a^Sf st': Gust-Johason^ V--
Worden—First, J. M. Walden; second Gut
Johnson; third, J. L. Washburn.
nm} y<? mng Red-st, Johnson; sec
ond, J. L. Cummins; third, C. F. Wheelar
j Hereford AUCTION
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I Fancy Cattle Continue to Go at Goo«
': . ,*' .' Prices. ' "".', ."': '
ffcffiiSs^aasgrmad9 ai tLe Her-
Cows.
Carrie 110103. " Owned by ' George E. Me-
NatD ron for S ? °l ld o.tO A" DietZ ' *'w Saie «'
I Lolo 98316. Owned by 0" Harris, Harris,
'for"Ho ° l° Broirnof Ireton, low*'
| Rachel 6th 100768. Owned by R. G. Ranney.
Little York, 111.; sold to ' John Haytou oi. ,
•Hewitt, Minn., for $145. . -
Polite 99568. Owned by Stewart & Hutch
eon; sold -to L. "S. Morris of Fargo N D
j for $150. '*
j Aspasia Beau 82253. Owned by J. E. Logan;
> sold to R. C. Brown for $250 .
• Cactus Maid 10129 G. Owned by C. N." Moor» .
of Lee's ' Summit, Mo. sold to Mary A.
I Wilkinson, Crookston, Minn., 5240
| ' Christmas. Sally 118842..: Owned by the Cos
, grove company; sold to L. E. Potter. Spring
i field,,Minn., for $135. . .... . . 1
| . Miss Cox 106922. Owned by E. H. Brew
ster, Wibaux, Mont., sold to H. Ja'cobsdn of"""
Fingly, N. D., for $135. • '
Miss Charming 124160. Owned :by ■'.. Steels
Brothers; sold to A. F. Dietz for $180. .
| Olivia 110275. Owned by George E. Mc-
Earthron;.sold to F. R. ilubachek of Mm- "
I neapolis for $200. " "". • ' • • '"■■;.
j Cornelia 102536. Owned by C. A. Stamiard;
i sold to Miss Mary ■A. Wilkinson for $500' *:
I Mabette 81656. Owned by Gudgell & Simp- ■
son ;sold to L. E. Potter for $:ni>. '. ■'■-'■'.
Ida 106917. Owned by E. 11. Brewster: sold
ItoC. A. Stannard.for $165." w , '
I Tepeeotah Miss 112601. 3 Owned, by George
IE. McEathron; sold to F. R. Hubachek for
'sl7s. .. :-.. - . - . ' ;■ . . .' - "
; Desdeiaonia 13th 100722. Owned by R. G.
■ Ranney; sold to Anger & Van Tuil of Brook
! lyn, lowa, for $250.. ' ;■. " , .'
I■. Capitola Bth 102454. Owned by" C. A. Stan
nard,- sold to E. A. Brewster for $450. v ■ '
i Armour , Blossom 90wt!2. J- Owned by K.-'Br-'
• Armour; sold to ;C. P. Whitney of Union;"
i lowa, for $350. -- < v :,>•-..>. '- -.•
I Princess Lady 106927. Owned by E. H.
Brewster; sold to Dan Peterson, Sherburne, .
) Minn., for $150. . ' . . ;'
I Lady Love of Tepeeotah 110150. I Owned by {
George E. McEathron; sold to Sam Hair, .
Centerville, Wis., for $155. i v „;:•■;--., _ - ; .
Modest Beau Real 2d 107805. Owned by C.
A. Stannard; sold to Miss Mary A. Wilkin
son for $500. , ■ ■;' . . :... ■'''■
Anna Belle 2d 62914. Owned by R. G. Ran
ney; sold to A. F. Dietz for $305. ■- ' ■ ■'■ ■
I Benefice 121384. Owned by -J. E. Logan;
; sold to Miss Mary A. Wilkinson for $400. . . "^
j Miss ..• Crescent 106923. , .Owned by E. ,H.
| Brewster; sold to H. Jacobson for $130.
! Pansy., 106i»;6. Owned. by E. H. Brewster;
j sold to Anger & Van Tuil for $125. " ■ r
; Armour Blossom -90062. Owned by K. B.
Armour; sold to W. H. Mathews of Adrian,.. •
Minn., for $405. . .. 1 ■ \"^"\\',f
Bails., '.■_ ;"■ ..'./,:,■". ;-;
Kaiser Wilhelm 111373. ..> Owned by J.E.,
Logan; sold to. L. E. Potter for $190. „.'
. Katrinak 118845. , Owned by the C6sgrova
company; sold to Colonel K. A. Wilkinson ■•"■
for $105. : ■ - ■ V J ;" *' - --'••. .'; i -
Roosevelt 121161. Owned by Steele Brothers;:, I
Belveir, Kan.; sold to Adolph Oska, Albany,,;
Minn., for $145. . - . .- . . . . v
Sunny Slope Tom Tenth 107811. Owned by
C. A. .Stannard; sold to R. C. Brown for $29v>. '
Persecutor 109837. Owned by Gudgell &
Simpson; sold -to =E.-; J. Delana, Edgertou, i
Minn., for $165. : "■ '.■;: : :.-• ■. '■ ; ; ■■:: i ,j:
Bonanza'• 107765. Owned by Walter B. Wad
dell, Lexington, Mo.; sold to John Grant, fro-",
quois, S. D., for $105. . ' ' '-■'■'
The Crown» Prince 111374.' Owned by Dr. J. -
E. Logan; sold to L. E. Ellsworth, Canon -
Falls,'Minn., for $150. - > '■"— -„i,;;'. „
Mack- Fifty-fourth 117997. : Owned by R. Q. ,
i Ranney; sold to Lewis i Rilesou of Tracy, .
i Minn., for $110. , . „ " .', ' .»' '-*
| Armour Trademark 107147. Owned by K. B.
Armour; sold to T. G. Thomas, Sioux Rapids, • i
lowa, for $130. '• ■ ■.•'-':..
Monarch 124247. Owned by. Gudgell & Simp
i son; sold to E. H. Brewster for $460. . . :
. Lord Roberts 108490, Owned by K. B. Ar-
I mour; sold to P. D. Butler, Fort Dodge, lowa,
! for $130.' ' ■ :' ": : '.: ■"' '■ <- - * : -: -:' •
| Armour Shield 108026. Owned by K. D. Ar- iv:
mour; sold to A. R. Campbell, 1 Independence,
! lowa, for $150. ■■«■■-'.,.. ■, j - -' .-:
■Highest price received for bu11........ $460.00 4
i Highest price received for cow 500.00
I Average price received .for c0w5..'.....". 247.75
i Average price received for bulls..■;■':..::• 177.50 -:
I Average price received for whole sale.. 201.00 ■
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MINNESOTA FRUIT AT PAN-AM . ',
I
| Commissioners' Want to .Take ', Fair .
I: Exhibit There. :. .
I ' ■ , * „ -.....■■ . ...■,■,, „.,'.*.
i . H. P. Hall, one of the Minnesota com
missioners to the Pan-American exposi-;
I tion; Superintendent Underwood of ' the
j department of horticulture, and . several;.
i others are working Yon a . plan :to
make a Minnesota fruit exhibit at Buffalo.'
They have become greatly excited over. .'
i the reports of returning pilgrims from
{ Buffalo, and see a chance for Minnesota
j to make. a : great ■ reputation as a.fruU.,:
(•state... 1. .■ . -■ "" - * „..'•..;'■. ' . -.'„ ..,!
I | Professor Waldron of the North, Dakot*
: agricultural collets, and Senator Somer
! ville of a family of Minnesota fruit grow-'
j ers, have Just | returned from Buffalo and
I say there Is no such fruit display at th©'
i Pan-American exposition as that to be
i seen at the fair here to-day. . The Minne- :
j sota commissioners are : negotiating I for
the fort and cannon: design worked out
in apples and exhibited by a private nur
sery company of this state. . It. is by far
I : the finest fruit piece ever •seen in ! th«
I state. It requires about seventy bushel*,
j of apples. •
Metronomes
At Metropolitan Music Co.. 41-43 6th st S.
NORTHLAND INN
AT MINNETONKA
A homelike, modern hotel among th»
trees; has splendid view of Minnetonkft.
large porches, lobby, reception-rooms,
large dining-room for cottagers and guests
(50 people), private dining-rooms, de
tached kitchen and servants' quartern On
second floor are ladies' parlor, rooms for
guests, bathroom (hot and cold water).
Built warm for winter occupancy.
The location is accessible, sightly, cool
and healthy. Take Great Northern train
and get off at Wayzata depot. Only 30
minutes' ride from city.
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