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PERCHERONS OR FRENCH
DRAFTSStallion, 3 years old or over:
1st, J. E Engelstad, Warren 2nd, Mc
Crea Horse Com., Warren 3rd, J. W.
Campion, Angus. Stallion, 1 year old
and under 2: J. W. Campion. Mare, 3
years old or over: 1st, J. W. Campion
2nd, Tullar Farm Co. Mare, 2 years
old and under- 3: J. W. Campion.
Broodmate and foal: W. Campion.
Colt, under 1 year: J. W. Campion.
BELGIANStallion, 3 years old or
over Ed. Rosendahl. Foal sired by
FigMt'o. under 1 year, prize offered by
Belgian Horse Co.: 1st, Ed. Rosendahl
2nd, LeRoy Peterson 3rd, LeRoy
Peterson
DRAFT STALLION(Any Breed)
and three of his get (1918 foals), foals
shown not necessarily owned by ex
hibitor: Ed. Rosendahl.
GRADE DRAFTSMare, 3 years old
or over. 1st, Ed. Rosendahl 2nd,
Hjalmar Peterson 3rd, Ed. Rosendahl.
Filley. 1 year old or under 2: Ed.
Rot-endahl. Gelding, 3 years old or
over- 1st, Geo. A Copp, Warren 2nd,
W Dixon, Warren 3rd. W. H.
Dixon. Gelding. 2 years old and under
3 Ed Rosendahl Gelding, 1 year old
or under 2: Ed. Rosendahl. Sucking
colt, under 12 months (either sex): 1st,
Ed Rosendahl 2nd, Ed. Rosendahl, 3rd,
Geo Copp. Heavy Draft team in har
ness, not less than 1500 lbs each: 1st,
Ed Rosendahl 2nd, Geo. A. Copp, 3rd,
W H. Dixon. Brood mare and foal:
1st, Ed Rosendahl 2nd, Ed. Rosendahl
3rd, Geo Copp.
GENERAL PURPOSE HORSES
Mai e. 3 years old or over: 1st, Tullar
Faim Co 2nd, Geo. Willey 3rd, John
son Bros. Gelding, 3 years old or over:
1st, W. H. Dixon 2nd. W. H. Dixon
3rd, Geo. Willey. Gelding, 2 years old
and under 3. Dudley Cheney. Best colt,
under 1 year. Wm C. Miller, Warren.
Bet.t team in harness, not less than
1300 lbs each (open to farmers only),
1st. W H. Dixon 2nd, Geo. Willey.
VRRIAGE HORSESMare or geld
ing, 3 years old or over: And. M. An
derson, Warren Single horse in har
ness. And M. Anderson. Shetland pony
in harness, any age: L. M. Olson.
MULESJenny Mule, 1 year old and
under 2 Otto Stoltz, Argyle. Span
mules, 3 years or over: Geo. Confer.
Jack, any age: Otto Stoltz, Argyle.
BEST DECORATED STALL, Horse
or Cattle: 1st. C. A. Tullar 2nd, J. W.
Campion
Cnttle
SHORTHORNSCow, 3 years old or
over 1st, Wm. C. Miller 2nd, Wm. C.
Miller Cow. 2 years old or under 3
lit Ed Rosendahl 2nd, Ed. Rosen
dahl, 3rd, Harvey Rosendahl Heifer,
1 ear old and under 2: A C. Knutson,
Route 5 Heifer calf, under 1 year:
Ut, A Knutson 2nd, Ed. Rosendahl
Jiri Ed Rosendahl
HEREFORDSBull, 2 years or un
der 3 1st. Chas. Franks, Warren 2nd,
Johnson Bros, Warren Bull, 1 year
or undei 2 Chas Franks. Bull calf,
under 1 year 1st. Chas. Franks 2nd,
Chas Franks Cow, 3 years or over 3:
Lit, Chas. Franks 2nd, Chas Franks.
Heifei. 1 ea or under 2: 1st, John
son Bios 2nd. Johnson Bros. Heifer
calf, under 1 year: 1st, Chas Franks
2nd Chas Flanks
TOLLED DURHAMBull, 3 years
old or over- Wm Miller Bull calf,
undei 1 vear 1st. Wm Miller 2nd,
Wm Miller 3rd, Ed Rosendahl.
Cow. 3 veais oli and over 1st, Ed.
Rosendahl. 2nd, Ed Rosendahl 3rd.
Wm Millei Heifer, 1 year old and
under 2 Lst, Wm C. Miller 2nd. Wm.
Millei Heifer calf, under 1 ieai'.
ls-t Wm Miller- 2nd. Wm Miller
HOLSTEIXSBull, .1 year or under
2 lst W Biooks. manager Spauld
iner Farm Co 2nd, W F. Brooks. Bull
calf, under 1 vear lst, W F. Brooks
2nd W Brooks Cow, 3 years or
o\ei lst W Brooks 2nd, W.
Brooks Cow, 2 vears or under 3: lst,
W Brooks 2nd, W. F. Brooks.
Heifei. 1 ea old and under 2. lst, W.
Brooks 2nd, W Brooks. Heifer
calf under 1 year: lst, W. F. Brooks
2nd W Brooks
FAT CATTLEBeef TypeCow, 3
vears old or over: lst, Chas. Franks
2nd. Ed Rosendahl 3rd, Chas. Franks.
Hf'fer, 1 year old and under 2: lst, A.
Knutson 2nd, Wm. C. Miller 3rd.
Norman Edmundson. Route 4. Calf,
under 1 year: lst, Chas. Franks 2nd,
A Knutson 3rd, Chas. Franks.
OTHER CATTLEBull, Grand
Champion. any breed: lst, Chas.
Franks 2nd, Wm. C. Miller. Cow, for
dairy purposes, 3 years or over: lst,
W Dixon 2nd, Hans Swanson 3rd,
Wm C. Miller. Cow for dairy pur
poses, under 3 years: C. J. Johnson.
Cow for general purposes. 3 years or
over lst. Chas. Franks 2nd, Wm. C.
Miller. Cow for general purposes, 2
years and under 3: lst, Ed. Rosendahl
2nd Ed Rosendahl 3rd, C. J. Johnson.
Heifer for general purposes, 1 year or
under 2 1st Wm. C. Mrller 2nd, A. C.
Knutton 3rd, Norman Edmundson.
Hogs.
POLAND CHINASBoar, under 1
year: lst, Wm. C. Miller 2nd, Wm. C.
Miller. Sow. under 1 year: lst, Geo.
Copps 2nd, Wm. C. Miller 3rd, Wm. C.
Miller Sow with not less than 5 pigs:
Wm Miller
DUROC JERSEYSBoar. 1 year old
or over: 1st, Ole Neraal 2nd, Geo.
Willey 3rd, Ed. Rosendahl. Sow. 1
y^ar or over: 1st. Geo. Copps 2nd, Ed.
Rosendahl 3rd, Ed. Rosendahl. Sow,
under 1 year: lst. Geo Willey 2nd, Geo.
Copps 3rd, Harvey Rosendahl. Sow
with not less than 5 pigs: lst, Geo.
Copps 2nd, Geo Willey 3rd, Ed.
Rosendahl
BERKSHIRESBoar, 1 year old or
over. W Campion. Sow, 1 year old
or over- J. W. Campion. Sow, under 1
year- lst, J. W. Campion 2nd, J. W.
Campion.
O I C.Boar, under 1 year: lst. Jack
Hjerpe 2nd, Aimer Borquist. Sow, 1
year old or over: lst, Aimer Borquist
2nd, Jack Hjerpe. Sow, under 1 year:
lst, Jack Hjerpe 2nd, Aimer Borquist.
Sow. with not less than 5 pigs: lst.
Jack Hjerpe 2nd, Aimer Borquist.
Sheep.
SHROPSHIRESRam, any age: lst,
LeRoy Peterson 2nd, O. A. Omdahl
3rd, Ole Neraal. Ewe, any- age: lst,
Chas. Franks 2nd. O. A. Omdahl 3rd,
Geo H. Palmer. Ram, lamb: lst, Geo.
H. Palmer 2nd, Chas. Franks 3rd, W.
H. Grange. Ewe, lamb: lst, O. A. Om
dahl 2nd. Chas Franks 3rd, W. H.
Grange. Wether, lamb: lst, O. A. Om
dahl 2nd, Geo. H. Palmer 3rd, W. H.
Grange
Poultry.
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS
Cock: lst, Mrs. W. F. Powell 2nd,
Tullar Farm Co. Hen: 1st, LeRoy
Peterson 2nd, Mrs. W. F. Powell
Cockerel: lst, Tullar Farm Co. 2nd,
Johnson Bros. Pullet: lst, Tullar Farm
Co. 2nd, Johnson Bros.
WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKSHen:
H. Willey.
WHITE LEGHORNSCock: lst, P.
H. Holm 2nd, P. Aug. Peterson. Hen:
lst, P. H. Holm 2nd, Mrs. Harvey
Rosendahl. Cockerel: lst. P. H. Holm
2nd, P. Aug. Peterson. Pullet: lst, P.
H. Holm 2nd, Mrs. Harvey Rosendahl.
BUFF LEGHORNSCock: Arnold
Lindstrand. Hen: lst, Arnold Lind
strand 2nd, Arnold Lindstrand. Cock
erel: lst, Mrs. Harvey Rosenda'hl 2nd,
Mrs. Edward Lundgren. Pullet: lst,
Mrs. Harvey Rosendahl 2nd, Mrs. Ed
-ward Lundgren.
WHITE WYANDOTTESCock: 1st,
Mrs. W. H. Grange 2nd, Allan Grange.
Hen: lst, Mrs. W. H. Grange 2nd, Mrs.
W. H. Grange.
BUFF WYANDOTTESCock: Mrs.
Frank Quist Hen: lst, Mrs. Frank
Quist 2nd, Mrs. Frank Quist.
SILVER LACED WYANDOTTES
Hen: lst and 2nd, Tullar Farm Co.
Cockerel: lst and 2nd. Tullar Farm Co.
Pullet: lst and 2nd, Tullar Farm Co.
BLACK MINORCASHen: lst and
2nd, E. Curtis Frank* Cockerel: lst
and 2nd, E. Curtis Frank. Pullet: lst,
and 2nd, E. Curtis Frank.
RHODE ISLAND REDSCock: lst,
Mrs. Frank Boardman 2nd, Mrs. And.
Hanson. Hen: lst, Mrs. Frank Board
man 2nd, E. Curtis Frank. Cockerel:
lst, C. F. Johnson 2nd, Mrs. Edward
Lundgren. Pullet: lst, C. J. Johnson
2nd, Mrs. Edward Lundgren.
WHITE ORPINGTONSCock: O. ,H.
Alrhart Hen: O. H. Airhart.
Turkeys.
BRONZETom Turkey: lst, LeRoy
Peterson 2nd, Geo. Cheney.
NARRAGANSETT REDTom Tur
key: Dudley Cheney. Hen Turkey: lst
and 2nd, Dudley Cheney.
OuckM.
ANY OTHER BREEDDrake, old:
lst. Mrs. W H. Grange 2nd, Allan
Grange. Duck, old: lst, Mrs. W. H.
Grange 2nd, Allan Grange.
Gee.se.
TOULOUSEGander, old: lst, P. H.
Willey 2nd, LeRoy Peterson. Goose,
old: lst, LeRoy Peterson 2nd, Wm. C.
Miller.
Pet Stoek.
GUINEA FOWLSWm. C. Miller.
PAIR PIGEONSlst, E. Curtis
Frank 2nd, Roy Severin.
BEST PAIR RABBITSlst, Donald
Young 2nd, Frank Stinchfleld.
Dairy Protluee.
Jar dairy butter, 5 lbs. or more: lst,
Mrs. Harvey Rosendahl 2nd, Mrs. Mar
tin Anderson 3rd, Mrs. August Prill
witz.
Dairy butter prints or rolls, 5 lbs:
lst, Mrs. August Prillwitz 2nd, Wm.
Loeslie, Radium.
Home made white milk cheese, 5 lbs:
Elda Palmer.
Threshed Grain.
Marcus wheat: lst Tullar Farm
Co. 2nd, Geo. Copps 3rd, Ed. Rosen
dahl.
Macaroni wheat: Hjalmer Peterson.
White Russian oats: Geo. Copps.
Swedish oats: lst, Geo. Copps
Sndo'
}VlS
,,white Argyl Rout
3 3rd, Tullar Farm Co.
Two row barley: lst, Tullar Farm
Co. 2nd, Hjalmar Peterson 3rd, Geo.
Copps.
Six row barley: lst, Tullar Farm Co.
2nd, Geo. Copps.
Flax: lst, Tullar Farm Co. 2nd, Ed.
Rosendahl.
Wrnter rye: A. B. Carlson, Route 2.
Medium red clover: Ed. Rosendahl.
Timothy: Harvey Rosendahl.
Navy beans: lst, Mrs. F. Schwinke
2nd, Mrs. Oscar A. Peterson.
Field peas: lst, Mrs. Oscar A. Peter
son 2nd, Mrs. F. Schwinke.
GraiHenryBundles. in
Sheaf1 blue stem wheat: lst, H. L.
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Klopp Route 2
3rd, Walter Klopp.
Sheaf fife wheat: lst, Mrs. K. Hun
stad, Radium 2nd, H. L. Palmer 3rd,
LeRoy Peterson.
Sheaf winter wheat: E. Curtis Frank.
Sheaf White Russian oats: lst, Allan
Grange 2nd, E. Curtis Frank.
Sheaf Swedish oats: LeRoy Peterson.
Sheaf oats, any other variety: Allan
Grange.
Sheaf six row barley: lst, Mrs. Wm.
Zeblewski, Radium 2nd, LeRoy Peter
son.
Sheaf barley, any other variety: E.
Curtis Frank.
Sheaf flax- lst, Herman Probst, War
ren, Route 3 2nd, A. C. Knutson 3rd,
Harlan Miller
Sample timothy: 1st, Chas. Franks
2nd, H. L. Palmer 3rd, Jack Hjerpe.
Sample medium red clover: lst, Ai
mer Borquist 2nd, Allan Grange 3rd,
Geo. Copps.
Sample alsike clover: Geo. Copps.
Sample alfalfa: lst, Allan Grange
2nd. Allan Grange 3rd, Geo Copps.
Collection of grain: Geo. Copps.
Tallest stalk of corn: 1st, Mrs. C. A.
Peterson 2nd, Olson.
Field Crops.
Sample long carrots: Frank Board
man
Sample half long carrots: Mrs. John
Oberg-, Wan en.
Sample mangelwurzels: Frank
Boardman.
POTATOESEarley Ohio: lst, Allen
Giange 2nd, James McKean, Rout 4.
Eailey Triumph: James McKean
Any other variety: lst, Mrs. John
Oberg 2nd, L. M. Olson.
Corn.
Northwestern DentSingle ear: lst,
Mis Schwinke 2nd. Mrs Oscar A.
Peterson. Ten ears: lst, Mrs. Oscar A.
prtp-son- 2nd Mrs. Schwinke
White Dent CornTen ears: Mrs. Os
car A. Peterson.
Sweet CornTen ears: Mrs. F.
ScMvinke.
Pop CornTen ears: Tullar Farm Co.
Best Corn ExhibitMrs. Oscar A.
Peterson.
Garden Produce.
Beets: lst, Mrs. John Oberg 2nd,
Agnes Klopp.
Cabbage, early: Mrs. John Allen.
Cabbage, late: Mrs. John Allen.
Head lettuce: 1st, Mrs. Emil Scheibal,
Rout 2 2nd, Johnson Bros.
Lettuce: lst, Frank Boardman 2nd,
Mrs. C. A. Peterson.
Onions, red: lst, Mrs. F. Schwinke
2nd, Frank Boardman.
Onions, yellow: lst, Geo. Copps 2nd,
Mrs. A. Holmquist.
Onions, white: lst, Frank Boardman
2nd, Johnson Bros.
Parsnips: Frank Boardman.
Peas in pod: lst, W. F. Tullar 2nd,
Mrs. A. Holmquist.
Rhubarb: lst, Geo. Copps 2nd, Mrs.
Oscar A. Peterson.
Best collection garden produce: lst,
W. H. Dixon 2nd, Mrs. P. H. Holm.
Mint (herbs): lst, Jessie Metheney
2nd, Mrs. Wm. Forsberg.
Dill: Mrs. J. P. Mattson.
Fruits.
Gooseberries: lst, Mrs. Wm. Fors
berg 2nd, Mrs. J. P. Mattson.
Stra,\ybtfrie$, wU4: 3s.L. Mrs. Fratt
Boardman: 2nd, Jessre Metheny.
Honey in comb: 1st,- Arnold Lind
strand 2nd, Elmer Lindstrand.
Honey, strained: W. F. Brooks.
Pantry and Kitchen.
BREADLoaf "rice flour: Mrs. J. P.
Mattson. Loaf oatmeal: Miss Ellen
Kulle. Loaf barley: lst. Mrs. Julius
Olson 2nd, Mrs. A. Holmquist 3rd,
Mis. Oscar A. Peterson. Loaf rye: lst,
Mrs Oscar A. Peterson 2nd, Wm.
Loeslie, Radium 3rd, Mrs. J. P. Matt
son. Loaf brown: lst, Mrs. F.
Schwinke 2nd, Mrs. Oscar A. Peterson.
Loaf nut bread: lst, Mrs. F. Schwinke
2nd, Mrs. Oscar A. Peterson. Loaf
coffee bread: lst, Mrs. A. Holmquist
2nd, Mrs. Oscar A. Peterson. Corn
meal muffins: Mrs. Oscar A. Peterson.
Rice muffins: lst, Mrs. Oscar A. Peter
son 2nd, Mrs. A. Holmquist. Barley
muffins: lst, Mrs. A. Holmquist 2nd,
Mrs. Jos. Ovsak 3rd, Mrs. F. Schwinke.
Corn flour muffins: lst. Mrs. A. Holm
quist 2nd, Mrs. Oscar A. Peterson.
Rye muffins: lst, Mrs. A. Holmquist
2nd, Mrs. Jos. Ovsak 3rd, Mrs. Oscar
A. Peterson.
CAKESSponge cake: Mrs. J. P.
Mattson. Spice cake: lst, Mrs. J. P.
Mattson 2nd, Mrs. Oscar A. Peterson.
COOKIESDoughnuts: lst, Mrs. A.
A. Harris 2nd, Mrs. C. L. Spaulding
3rd, Mrs. F. C. Wittensten. Plain white
cookies: lst, Mrs. J. P. Mattson 2nd,
Mrs. Wm. Loeslie. Oatmeal cookies:
lst, Elizabeth McArthur 2nd, Mrs. L.
A. Truxell 3rd, Mrs. C. L. Stevens.
Chocolate cookies: Miss Ebba Lund
jjren. Fattigman: Mrs. Wm. Forsberg.
PIESPumpkin: Mrs. A. L. Golden.
Lemon: lst, Mrs. Emil Potucek 2nd,
Mrs. A. L. Golden. Custard: Mrs. Emil
Potucek. Mince: Mrs. A. L. Golden.
Cherry: Mrs. A. L. Golden.
CANNED MEATSBest display, 5 or
more: Mrs. P. H. Holm. Chicken: lst,
W. F. Tullar 2nd, Mrs. P. H. Holm.
Pork: Mrs. P. H. Holm. Soup stock:
Mrs, P. H. 'Holm. Fish: Mrs. P. H.
Holm. Mutton: Mrs. P. H. Holm. Veal:
Mrs. P. H. Holm. Sausage: Miss Ida
Anderson.
PRESERVESCrab appleMrs. A.
Holmquist. Raspberry, red: 1st, Mrs.
C.Enix 2nd, Miss Ida Anderson. Plum,
wild: Mrs. A. Holmquist. Strawberry:
lst, Mrs. A. A. Harris 2nd, Ingeborg
Lodoen. Tomatoes, ripe: lst, Mrs. C.
Enix 2n,d, Mrs. J. P. Mattson.
Cherries, compass: Mrs. F. C. Witten
sten.
JAMSStrawberry: Mrs. A. A. Har
ris. Orange marmalade: lst, Aileen
Harris 2nd, Mrs. A. A. Harris 3rd,
Mrs. W. F. Brooks. Pie plant: lst, Mrs.
W. F. Brooks 2nd, Mrs. A A. Harris
3rd, Ingeborg Lodoen. Wild straw
berries: lst, Mrs. F. C. Wittensten, 2nd,
Mrs. C. L. Spaulding. Wild plum: Mrs.
C. L. Spaulding.
CANNED GOODSStrawberries: lst,
Mrs. J. P. Mattson 2nd, Mrs. A. A.
Harris 3rd, Mrs. C. Knutson, Rasp
berries, red: 1st, Mrs. C. Knutson 2nd,
Mrs. C. Enix 3rd, Mrs. J. P.x Mattson.
Gooseberries: Mrs. J. P. Mattson.
Blueberries: Mrs. C. L. Spaulding.
Ground cherries: Mrs. Oscar A. Peter
son. Cherries, pitted: lst, Miss Ebba
Lundgren 2nd, Mrs. J. P. Mattson
3rd, Mrs. F. Wittensten. Grapes,
tame: lst, Mrs. A. A. Harris 3nd,
Louise Heller. Plums, wild: 1st, Mrs.
C. Enix 2nd. Mrs. W. N. Powell.
Peaches: Miss Ida Anderson. Pears:
lst, Mrs. C. Knutson 2nd, Mrs. J. P.
Mattson. Crab apples: lst, Mrs. W. N.
Powell 2nd, Mrs. C. Knutson, 3rd, Mrs.
A. A. Harris. Tomatoes: lst, Mrs. L.
W. Bartholow 2nd, Mrs. C. Enix.
Corn: lst, Mrs. C. Enix 2nd, Mrs. A F.
Andrews 3rd, Mrs. Nelson, Argyle.
String beans: lst, Mrs. C. Enix 2nd,
Mrs. A. F. Andrews 3rd, Mrs. C. L.
Spaulding. Dandelion wine: Mrs. C. L.
Spaulding. Canned peas: lst, Mrs.
Enix -2nd, Mrs. A. F. Andrews 3rd,
Mrs. Edwin Johnson.
MEAT RELISHESChili sauce: lst,
Mrs. C. L. Spaulding 2nd, Mrs. C.
Enix 3rd, Mrs. C. Knutson. Home
made catsup: Mrs. W. N. Powell.
Horse radish: lst, Mrs. F. Schwinke
2nd, Mrs. Oscar A. Peterson. Mustard
pickles: lst, M. A. A. Harris 2nd, Mrs.
C. L. Spaulding. Green tomato relish:
lst. Mrs. C. Enix 2nd, Mrs. A. A.
Harris 3rd, Miss Ida Anderson. Ripe
cucumber relish: Mrs. A. A. Harris.
Corn Relish: Mrs. C. L. Spaulding.
SWEET PICKLESPickled beans:
Mrs. C. Enix. Pickled peaches: lst,
Mrs. C. Enix 2nd, Aileen Harris 3rd,
Mrs. A. A. Harris. Pickled carrots:
lst, Mrs. C. Enix 2nd, Mrs. Edwin
Johnson. Pickled green tomatoes: lst,
Mrs. C. Knutson 2nd, Mrs. C. Enix.
Ripe cucumbers: 1st, Miss Ida Ander
son 2nd, Mrs. C. Enix. Pickled water
melon: lst, Mrs. C. L. Spaulding 2nd,
Mrs. C. H. Hopwood 3rd, Mrs. F. C.
Wittensten. Beet pickles: lst, Mrs. F.
C. Wittensten 2nd, Mrs. W. F. Tullar
3rd, Mrs. Sam Nelson. Pickled apple:
Mrs. A. A. Harris. Pickled piccalilli:
Mrs. A. A. Harris. Mixed pickles: lst,
Mrs. W..F. Tullar 2nd, Mrs. C. Enix.
Small green cucumber*: lst, Mrs. C.
Enix 2nd, Mrs. W. F. Tullar 3rd, Mrs.
Edwin Johnson.
SOUR PICKLESPickled cherries:
lst, Mrs. C. L. Spaulding 2nd, Mrs. F.
C. Wittensten. Pickled button onion:
Mrs. A. A. Harris. Green cucumber
pickles: Mrs. Edwin Johnson. Olive
oil: lst. Mrs. C. Enix 2nd, Mrs. F. C.
Wittensten. Dill pickles: lst, Mrs. C.
L. Spaulding 2nd, Mrs. F. Schwinke.
JELLIESGrape: Mrs. Joe Ovsak.
Plum: Mrs. F. C. Wittensten. Goose
berry: lst, Miss Ida Anderson 2nd,
Mrs. J. P. Mattson. Apple: lst, Miss
Ida Anderson 2nd, Mrs. F. C. Witten
sten. Currant: lst, Mrs.' W. F, Tullar
2nd, Mrs. C. H. Hopwood 3rd, Mrs. C.
Enix. Quince: Mrs. Joe Ovsak. Cran
berry: lst, Mrs. Fred Enix 2nd, Mrs.
C. Enix 3rd, Mrs. J. P. Mattson. Choke
cherry: lst, Mrs. Mary Elden, Alvar
ado 2nd, Mrs. W. F. Tullar.
Sewing.
PLAIN SEWINGGingham apron:
Clara Heller. Night gown: Agnes
Johnson. Child's wash dress: Mrs. W.
O. Holcomb.
Red Cross Articles.
Pajamas: lst, Mrs. Joe Thomas 2nd,
Mrs. Erick Forslund. Operating cap:
lst, Mrs. H. L. Wood 2nd, Mrs. Chas.
Wittensten. Hospital shirt: lst, Mrs.
Julius Olson 2nd, Mrs. Gust Lind
strand. Operating gown: lst, Mrs. H.
L. Wood 2nd, Mrs. Chas. Wittensten.
Helpless case shirt: lst, Mrs. Ed.
Natwick 2nd, Mrs. A. F. Andrews.
Day shirt: lst, Mrs. Justice Carlson
2nd, Mrs. M. M. Larson. Sweater: 1st,
Gertrude Rafferty 2nd, Mrs. D. Ber
nard. Socks: lst. Mrs. D. Bernard:
2nd, Mrs. Justice Carlson. Crocheted
trench cap: Mrs. Sam Nelson, Argyle.
Fancy Needle Work.
EMBROIDERYNight dress: Mrs.
Edwin Johnson. Corset cover, lst,
Mrs. Edwin Johnson 2nd, Mrs. W. O.
Holcomb. Chemise or slip: lst, Mrs.
Edwin Johnson 2nd, Mrs. I. N. Lodoen
Collar: Mrs. Edwin Johnson Table
cloth: Mrs. Edwin Johnson. Lunch
cloth, French and eyelet: Mrs. Edwin
Johnson, Lunch cloth, white: Mrs. Ed
win Johnson. Lunch cloth, in colors:
Mrs. Edwin Johnson. Lunch cloth,
Hardanger: Mrs. John Odman. Center
piece. French and eyelet- lst, Mrs I.
N. Lodoen 2nd, Mrs. Edwin Johnson.
Center piece, white: lst, Mrs. I. N. Lo
doen 2nd, Mrs. C. L. Spaulding
Center piece, in colors: lst, Miss Ida
Anderson 2nd, Miss Rose Maruska.
Center piece, Hardanger: Mrs. I. N Lo
doen. Initials on any material. 1st,
Mrs. Edwin Johnson 2nd, Mrs. I. N.
Lodoen. Monogram: Mrs. Edwin John
son. Pin cushion: lst. Mrs. Edwin
Johnson 2nd, Mrs. W. H. Grange.
Apron, in white or colors: lst, Mrs. Ed
win Johnson 2nd, Agnes Johnson.
Dresser cover: lst, Marie Mizisin 2nd,
Mrs I N Lodoen. Pillow cases: lst.
Rose Maruska 2nd, Mrs. Edwin John
son. Sheet or sheet sham: Mrs. Jos.
Ovsak. Towel- lst, Mrs. I. N. Lodoen
2nd, Mrs. Edwin Johnson. Table run
ner, in white or colors: lst, Mrs. Ed
win Johnson 2nd, Mrs. I. N. Lodoen.
Specimen, outline: Mrs. Edwin John-
S?NFANTS' WEAR Embroidered
dress: lst, Mrs. J. A. Black 2nd, Marie
Mizisin. Embroidered bib: Mrs. Wm.
Allen. Crocheted or knitted bonnet:
Lucile McArthur. Crocheted or knitted
booties: Miss Jessie Porteous. Tatted
bonnet: Mrs. Wm. Zblewski, Radium.
Crocheted petticoat: Mrs. K. Hunstad.
HANDKERCHIEFSFrench and
evelet: lst, Olive Douglass 2nd, Mrs.
Edwin Johnson. Tatted: 1st, Mrs. C.
A Nelson 2nd, Rose Maruska.
Crocheted: Grace Braggans. Other
fancy work: lst, Olive Douglas 2nd,
Mrs. I. N. Lodoen.
CURTAINSCrocheted: Mrs. I. N.
Lodoen.
QUILTSPatchwork, wool or silk.
Mrs. C. Enix. Log cabin, wool or silk:
Mrs. Justice Carlson.
SOFA PILLOWSEmbroidereii: 1st.
Rose Maruska 2nd, Mrs. Wm. Allen.
Cross stitch: Mrs. Edwin Johnson.
Crocheted: lst, Mrs. Jno. Thomas 2nd,
Dora Olson, Argyle, R. 1. Other fancy
hand made: lst. Mrs. L. A. Truxell
2nd. Mrs. Wm. Allen.
RUGSBraided: lst, Vera Skog 2nd,
Annie Bengtson. Crocheted or knitted:
lst. Mrs. Ellen Wilier, Argyle R. 1.
2nd, Mrs. Ellen Wilier. Handmade,
other than mentioned: Mrs. Otto Allen,
Radium. Woven rag carpet: lst, Mrs.
Otto Allen 2nd, Mrs. A. Anderson.
Crocheted and Knitted Work.
Bag, crocheted: Mrs. E. G. Woolery.
Cap or toque: lst, Thelma Erickson
2nd, Mrs. Wm. Zblewski. Center piece,
crocheted or knitted: lst: Mrs. K. Hun
stad 2nd, Mrs. Robt. Tell. Center
piece, crocheted or knitted, with linen
center: lst, Mrs. C. A. Nelson 2nd, Mrs.
Emil Scheibal. Doilies: lst, Mrs. J. A
Black 2nd, Mrs. A. L. Truxell.
Doilies, with linen centers: Mrs. L. A.
Truxell. Lace, crocheted: lst, Mrs. Ed.
Lundgren 2nd, Mrs. Wm. Zblewski.
Lace, knitted: lst, Mrs. A. Anderson
2nd, Mrs. W. O. Holcomb. Collar: lst,
Miss Ida Anderson 2nd, Mrs. W. T.
Brooks. Mittens: lst, Mrs. A. Ander
son 2nd, Mrs. W. T. Brooks. Sacque
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Creates many a new business.
Enlarges many an old business.
Preserves many a large business.
Revives many a dull business.
Rescues many a lost business.
Saves many a (ailing business.
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or jacket: W. T. Brooks. Shawl or
scarf: lst, W. T. Brooks 2nd, Miss Ida
Anderson. Socks: W. T. Brooks 2a4,
Vera Skog. Stockings: Mrs. A. Ander
son. Sweater: lst, Miss Ida Anderson
2nd, Mrs. Ole Berg, Route 1. Towels,
crochetd trimming: lst, Mrs. Ed. Lund
gren 2nd, Mrs. W. D. Tripp. Pillow
cases: lst, Mrs. K. Hunstad 2nd, Mrs.
Jos. Ovsak. Sheets: Mrs. Jos. Ovsak.
Dresser scarf: Mrs. C. H. Hopwood.
Table cover: lst, Rose Maruska 2nd,
Mrs. Jno. Thomas. Piano cover: lst,
Mrs. Hans Swanson 2nd, Mrs. L. A.
Truxell. Nut baskets: Mrs. W. H.
Grarige. Night dress or corset cover
yoke: lst, Mrs. C. E. Grinder 2nd,
Dagny Lindstrand. Corset cover: lst,
Mrs. K. Hunstad 2nd, Mrs. W. D.
Tripp. Lunch cloth: lst, Mrs. L. A.
Bueche 2nd, Mrs. Emil Scheibal.
Wristlets: Mrs. Ole Berg.
TATTINGTatted bag: Mrs. L. A.
Truxell. Center piece: Mrs. Emil
Scheibal. Dresser coyer: Mrs. Aug.
Prillwitz, Route 3. Lace: lst, Mrs. C.
Enix 2nd, Mrs. Ole Berg. Collar: lst,
Mrs. Wm. Zblewski 2nd, Mrs. Emil
Scheibal. Towel: lst, Agnes Johnson
2nd, Geraldine Rafferty. Pillow cases
and sheets: Mrs. L. A. Truxell. Lunch
eon set: Mrs. C. L. Spaulding. Piano
cover: Mrs. Aug. Prillwitz. Tatted
cap: Emma Moline.
MISCELLANEOUSCIuny: lst, Mrs.
Emil Scheibali 2nd, Mrs. C. A. Nelson.
Swedish darning, towel: lst, Mrs. G. B.
Nord 2nd, Florence Johnson. Cross
stitch, lunch cloth: Mrs. I. N. Lodoen.
Cross stitch, towel: Mrs. Edwin John
son. Pin cushion: Miss Jessie Porteous.
Home made yarn: Mrs. Ole Berg.
Flowers.
Bouquet of sweet peas: lst, Mrs. W.
N. Powell 2nd, Mrs. J. P. Mattson.
Bouquet of wild flowers: lst, Mrs. C. E.
Grinder 2nd, Beda Carlson. Roses,
tame: Mrs. W. N. Powell. Roses, wild:
lst, Marie Mizisin 2nd, Margaret Han
son. Moccasin flower: Tena Haugen.
Bouquet of violets: lst, Hazel Lund
2nd, Margaret Hanson. Ferns: Mrs. J.
P. Mattson. Bouquet of tiger lillies:
lst, Lillian Black 2nd, Mrs. F. C.
Wittensten. Floral design of natural
flowers: A. C. Knutson. Collection of
old fashioned flowers: lst, Mrs. W. N.
Powell 2nd, Marie Mizisin. Collection
of house plants: Mrs. J. P. Mattson.
Larkspur: Mrs. J. P. Mattson.
Art Exhibit.
Landscape in oil: Mrs. L. A. Truxell.
Marine in oil: Mrs. L. A. Truxell.
Burned wood work: lst, Mrs. C. E.
Grinder 2nd, Mrs. L. A. Truxell.
Flower painting in oil: Mrs. L. A. Trux
ell. Pastel work: Mrs. L. A, Truxell.
Crayon work: lst, Mrs. Charles Ander
son 2nd, Ingeborg Erickson. Best
painting by child under 14 years: lst,
Elna Tornell 2nd Margaret Hanson.
Best collection kodak views taken and
finished by exhibitor: Miss Mary El
den, Alvarado. Collection of 5 plates:
lst, Mrs. J. Odman 2nd, Mrs. L. A.
Truxell.
(NORTH COMSTOCK
Mr. and Mrs. W. Potucek, Mrs. G.
Williams, Peter and Carl Turnlund
and Helma Hegstrom visited at Mc
Gregor's last Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Laymon and chil
dren, Frank and Mary, autoed to Lock
hart last Wednesday to visit with Mrs.
Tomb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lay
mon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Potucek and family
visited at Peter Turnlund's last Wed
nesday evening.
Ruth Ranum, who has been visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Carl Dahlin, re
turned to her home last Sunday.
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PARIS GREEN
GRIND STONES
FORKS
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"The Furnace
That Breathes"
Emil and John Potucek, Mrs. E.
Scheibal and son made a business trip
to Warren Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Holub and children
and Louise Potucek of Tabor visited
at Wm. Potucek's Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Grace Williams is visiting with
Helma Hegstrom.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Sheibarand family
spent Sunday afternoon at Frank Gil
more's.
Lillian Lull has been visiting with
Sigrud Swan3on in Boxville last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Turlund and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Potucek
and Agnes, Joe Williams and Herman
Skonovd visited at Peter Turnlund's
Sunday.
Mrs. A. Robertson and daughter of
Argyle and Gladys Potucek who has
been staying with her, are visiting at
the later's home this week.
Paul Faulstick and Mr. Gorman call-
COVER S and
ESTATE Single Register Furnace
Titan 10-20-The Real
Kerosene Tractor
REMEMBERground
We were finally able to get a small shipment of galvanized barb
wire which we will divide among many customers as long as it
lasts. First come first served.
You have found by experience that it pays to use the best. We
have it in all size containers, also a fine assortment of sprayers
and pressure tanks.
Richard Wilcox Cycle Ball Bearing, Tubular Steel Frame Grind-
stones, have strength and quality. Stone guaranteed best Berea
Grit for general grinding.
Our stock of Jackson Forks is larger than ever. All sizes and
styles. Also good supply of handles.
By buying early we are able to save you money on covers. You
may as well have this saving as the next man, so come and look
them aver.
ed at the home of Wm. Potucek Sun
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Potucek and
,Erne3t Otto autoed to Stephen Sun
day returning the same evening. ^?&
A farewell party and dance was giv
en Saturday evening in McGregor's
new barn in honor of Elmer Huset. It
was well attended. At midnight a de
licious lunch was served. A comfort
kit was presented to him from the
North Comstock Red Cross. After
bidding Elmer good bye, all departed
for their homes having spent a very
pleasant evening.
The man who boldly and publicly
says that America should feed herself
first before sending food to our armies
is a coward, and too selfish to be
worthy the name of an American citi
zen.
thisTitan 10-20 was designed and
built from up to turn kerosene into reliable
power, properlyand economically. Titan 10-20 is right and
ready for youand it took years of experiment and test to
get it just right
Titan 10-20 is the real kerosene tractor, not merely a
gasoline tractor with kerosene "attachment" Youll be wise
to keep this in mind, now that hastily made over makeshifts are to be found
on every hand. Titan 10-20 runs on kerosene under all loads, cuts your
fuel bill in half, saves you $200 per average year. Titan 10-20 records prove
this. We will prove i 'c Make the others prove it too, if they can.
Lundgren, Wittensten & Co.
Warren, Minn.
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Heats every room and corner
in the house quickly. Takes
little room and easy to oper
ate. Let us demonstrate this
furnace to you. All jobs
guaranteed.
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