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Red Cloud Hdw. & Imp. Co., Red Cloqd, Neb.
Farmers' Institute
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Novelty Pillow
1st Mrs. Ed Fry
2nd Aire. C. D. Hale
Silk Pieced Quilt
lot Sarah Brooks
2nd Mrs. Geo. Hadell
Woolen Pieced Quilt
1st Mrs. James
2nd Sarah Brooks
Display Quilting
1st Mrs. A. J. Thompson
LADIES OVER 60
Eyelet
1st Mrs. B. M. Grice
2nd Mrs. James
French
1st Mrs. Peter Conover
2nd Mrs. John Stanser
Tatting
1st Mrs. Ella Markham
2nd Mrs. Ella Markham
Crocheted Article
1st Mrs. B. M. Grice
2nd Mrs. Stonebrcaker
Knitted Stockings
1st Mrs. Stonebrcaker
Loir Cabin Quilt
1st Sarah Brooks
Oldest Quilt
1st Mrs. McKeiirhan
Hand Made Article by Lady over 80
1st Grandma Hadell
Fancy Needle Work by Lady over 80
1st ' Mrs. James
2nd Mrs. Sherwood
Cake by Lady over 70
' 1st Mrs. L. F. Lockhart
GIRLS DEPARTMENT.
Angel Food
1st Katio Thomas
Dark Cake
1st Jennie Miner
2nd Mabel Lambert
Light Cake
1st Gladys Fry
Cake by Girl under 14
1st Greta Turnure
2nd Ethel Coon
Cuko by Girl under 12
1st Alta Coon
2nd Alvina Rcnfro
Cake bv Girl under 10
1st Violet Holverson
Two Crust Pie
1st Alvina Rcnfro
One Crust Pie
1st Ruby Goble
2nd Ethel Coon
Pie by Girl under 12
1st Alta Coon '
2nd Margaret Miner
Broad of Amboy Flour
1st Gem White
2nd Louise Brunner
Bread of Riverton Flour
1st Louise Brunner
2nd Margaret Miner
Bread of Lebanon Flour
1st Louise Brunner
Bread of Hastings Flour
1st Louise Brunner
Bread of Red Cloud Flour
1st Ruby Goble
2nd Louise Brunner
Cattle.
Bull, Jl years and over
1st C It Willlaau
Bull, under 1 year
lit OB Steward
Cow. 3 yearn and over
1st O B Steward
2nd Lymto E&sig
Cow, 1 year and under 2
1st C B Steward
2nd Cooper & Son
Cow, under I year (
1st C It Steward
Best Bull, any age
C Ii Steward
Cow, any ago
CliStewmd
Herd
C 11 Steward
DitVFT Houses
Best Stallion
J st Lyman Esslg
2nd Chaa Wolfe
Colt over three years
G W Hummel
Jolt under three years
1st Chas Wolfe
2nd Jhs Doyle
3rd Mux Mlzer
Colt under two years
Mt Jos Crow
.2nd Jos Crow
-3rd Cuua Wolfe
Colt under one year
1st Jub Keugle
2nd Max Mizer
ilrd Max Mlzer
Roadvtehs
Stallions
1st W R Koontz
2nd E E Burr
3rd John Gilbert
Three years old uud over
John Burgess
Jacks -
1st RW Koontz
and Harry Boats a
Under one fear
B W Koontz
Jennet, three years old and over
B W Koontz
Mult under three years
let Jos Topaa Jr '
k Sad Id Burr
htf B w Koonu ,
Oaks and Melons
II takes a hundred yean to grew an oak
three months will grow a melon. Yarn em
Brow four hundred melon crops white one oak
it mowinr and the oak wHlremabt long after
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Under one year
Wtn Koon
Brood Mnro
1st Jos Crew
2nd Mux Mizer
3rd C Steward
Team Farm Mares ''
1st J H Ellinger
2nd Max Mlzer
Team Gildings
1st W It Koontz
Team Mules
1st Jos Crow
Snd Lyman Esslg
Carriage Team
1st W U Koontz
Snd Cooper & Son
Single Driver
1st Lyman Esslg
2nd Jos Tophani, Jr
Houb, Poland China
Boar, 2 years and over
1st E S Fltz
Hoar, under 1 year
1st Cooper A, Son
2nd E S Fitz
Sow, 1 vear aud under 2
1st Cooper & Son
2nd Cooper & Son
Uoar, nuy age
1st Cooper & Sou
Sow. uuy ago
1st Coopur it Sou
Coiin
Yellow Corn
1st K N Roberts
Snd C B Steward
3rd H W Lainbrocht
White Corn
1st H W Lambrecht
Snd John Hasselbaoher
3rd H K Tliomas
Bloody Itutchur Corn
1st Walter Cox
2nd 11 W Lambrecht
3rd E N Roberts
Calico Corn
1st II W Lambrecht
Snd E N Roberts
3rd C W Putnam jr
Uest Single Ear
E N Roberts
Any Color
E N Roberts
Best Collection Corn
H W Lambrecht
Yellow corn by boy under 1G
Paul White
White corn by boy under 10
Walter Anderson
Sweet Uoru
1st J M Steward
Snd Walter Cox
Popcorn
1st Paul White
2nd Alva Pierce
Wheat
1st C J Piatt
Snd Ansll Crablll
Oats
1st Will Haskins,
2nd O J Piatt
Rye
1st Gus Pundt
2nd Walter Cox
Millet
1st Will Haskins
2nd Chns Sohultz
Early Ohio Potatoes
1st C J Cooper
2nd Win Rasser
Potatoes
1st J M Steward
2nd Alva Pierce
Sweet Potatoes
Wm Bo wen
Onious
1st F S Copley
2ud F S Copley v
Turnips
1st F S Copley
2nd John Harris
Parsnips '
Mrs Chas Ludlow
Carrots
1st Chas Harris
2nd Jos Topham
Manrlo Roots
1st John Harris
2nd J O Butler
Peppers
Mrs Chas Ludlow
PumuUluB
1st J M Steward
2nd Perry lleardslce.
Squashes
1st John Harris
2nd Alvu Pelrce
Kershaws
1st H W Lambrecht
Snd Clarence Lewis
Apples
1st Mrs Henry Gllham
2nd Mrs Chaa Ludlow
3rd D Heffelbower
Alfalfa
1st ABPelree
Snd C B Steward
Watermeloa
1st Chas Scbiiltz
2wj Wm Bo wm
nisplny-6'f Apples
Mrs Henry Gilliam '
Milo Maize
1st Walter Cox
2nd Wm Haskins
Winter Radish
J U Stanser
Peanuts
Ralph Harrington
F S Copley
Alfalfa Seed
Will Haskins
Chas Schultz
ltarley
Gus Pundt
Field Pumpkin
1st II W Lumbiecht
2nd John Coon, Jr
Educational Dei'ajitment
r.i..u. i M'8 "tt Stonebrcaker
Judges Mw AUnA McCalL
General Exhibit.
1 Best exhibit of school work from
any rural district
1st District 30
2nd District 05
2 Best exhibit of school work from
uuy village or high school district
1st Guide Rock
2nd Blue Hill
3 Best display of Geography work
from any graded school
1st 8th grade, Red Cloud
2ud OUi grade, Red Cloud
4 Best display of Geography work
from any rural school
1st District 05
Snd District 47
Individual
1 Best written work in arithmetic
by 7th or 8lh grade pupil
1st Pearl McCoukey
2nd Elsa Lambrecht
3 Same for Slh or tith grude pupil
1st Josepuiue Frisbie
2nd Angela Clutler
3 Best specimen of penmanship by
any grammar grude pupil
1st Peail McCoukey
2nd AlbiaKudruu
4 Suiue fur any intermediate grade
pupil
1st jAgues Havel,
2nd llussio Strobi
C Same for uuy primary grade pupil
1st Mildred Barber
2nd Fioyd Mcintosh
(5 Best free liund pencil drawing
1st WJunio howler
2ud Winnie Fowler
7 Best display of water color from
any pupil under 8
1st Pearl White
Sud Cecil White
8 Best display of uruyou from any
pupil uuder 8
1st WUiuaCox
No competition
iu ucst display ot water color trom
any pupil under twelve
1st Josephine Fiisbie
Sud Itene Hull
ii UtHi display oi uruyou irotn uuy
pupil uudet- twelve
1st Homy llulsebuscu
2nd Heuben Koertner
13 Best display of water color by any
pupil over twelve
1st Elsa Lambrecht
Sud Roy Young
14 Beat display of crayon by any
pupil over twelve
1st Sophia Hasebrook
No competition
15 Best display of charcoal by any
pupil over twelve
1st OrenWolf
2nd Jennie Miner
17
Best display of history maps
1st Horace Frisbie
Sdd Oreu Saladen
Best map of Webster county
1st MollleKldd
Snd Pearl White
Best relief map of Nebraska
1st Mollle Kidd -
Snd Elsa Lambrecht
Best display of domestic science
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and art work from any pupil of rural
school
1st ThelmaWolf
Snd Maude Shlpman
S3 Best display of manual Hraiulug
for any pupil of gradedjscbool
1st Vincent Jobuston
No competition'
23
Same for any pup'il in rural school
1st Johnnie Houchin
Snd Ash ton Alles
Dest collection of hand work by
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any primary pupil
1st George Doyle
Snd Howard Frisbie
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THE ASSETS OF THE
Red Cloud Hardware
& Implement Co
as. ttSSS -ft
selected as trustee and under his direction we wish to announced aU accounts due
The Red Cloud Hardware & Implement Company
Including that portion of them sold to Mr. W. H. Stanley, and now held for collection
by Mr. Blackledge. are PAYABLE AT ONCE wmecuon
Those knowing themselves indepted to the Red Cloud Hardware fc Imple
ment Company are REQUESTED TO CALL AND SETTLE AT ONCE, eith
er by Cash or Satisfactory Note
ALSO, COMMENCING ON THIS DATE, THERE WILL BE A
Liberal Discount
Made on all unencumbered goods now in stock at the Red Cloud Hard
ware & Implement Co'e Store and on each Saturday, beginning
Saturday, November 23
At 1:30 P M Sharp
There will be conducted an auction sale of such' unencumbered goods now in stock
These sales jU be held each Saturday until sufficient goods have been disposed of
to satisfy creditors '
TERMS OF SALE:-Sums of $10.00 and under, cash; sums of over $10.00. bankable
note will be accepted in payment at usual rate of interest
Red Cloud Hwd. 8 Imp. Co
Dated November 18th,
1912
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