The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1889-10-05
Premiums AwaI ded.
DIVISION A.--HORsES.


Pendleton, stallion, Leon, four years old
1 first. Mare, Repetta, four years old, first
Mure, Oregon Rose, three years old, first
Glass 2-Horscs of All Work. !
Hanna, Boyd. mare, Magg, four years OLE
| second. Brood mare, four years old, ant
colt, first.
t Thompson & Brown, Pendleton, stall,
ion, Obell, four years old, first.
Pat Bolton. Kingsley, stallion, Nigge
Baby, four years old; second.
r Slgman, Dufur, mare. May, foul
years old, first. Stallion, Sutton, two
years old first.
Glass 3-Draft Horses-J r Morrison
J Monkland, stallion, Cllnker, (shlre) eight
years old, first.
r Sigman, Dufur, stallion, Sherman
three years old, first.
F d Suxton, Dufur, mare, Della (grade)
four years old, second. Mare, Lady
(grade) two years old, first. Stallion,
Houston, four years old, second.
w A Hendrix, Dufur, stallion, Pollock
Jr, four years old, first.
Leon Rondeau, Kingsley, mare, Polly,
four years old, and colt first. Mare, Polly.
four years old, first.
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Danes Cupbearer. four years old, first.
Mare, Darling, four years old, first.
Aleck Mcdonald, Athena, Cannock
Oak, stallion, two years old, first.
Pat Bolton, Kingsley, stallion, Marshall
McMahon, four years old, with family of
five colts, first. Mare, Nellie Grant, four
years old, with colt; Cd. Mare, Nellie
Grant Sd, two years old; Cd. Mare, Mel
lie Grant 4th, one year old; 1st,
Robt Mays, Kingsley, stallion, General
Grant Jr., three years old; Cd.
Glass Roadsters-M A Moody, The
Dalles, pair of geldings owned by one
person for driving fast and far, 1st.
W H Moody, Gelding, four years old, list.
M A Moody, Gelding, four years old, Cd.
Glass 5-Farms Teams-J B Hama,
| Boyd, best colt without regard to blood,
| Sd.
Pat Bolton, Kingsley, best colt with
out reglrd to blood, 1st.
L Rondeau, Kingsley, best colt with
out regard to blood, I'd.
A NJ Allen, Boyd, best pair farm hor-
ses, Cd.
Pat Bolton, Kingsley, les! rair farm
horses, 1st.
Geo R snipes, The Da!'es, best jack, 1st.
Best mule, 1st.
DIVISION C.--sHEEP.
Class 1-Merino-A J Swift, Warnic,
ram, one year old, I'd. Ewes, pen of
three, 1st.
Glass 3-Sample Wool-C T Bonney,
Tpgh Valley, samples Of fleece wool
washed and unwashed, named and
placed on cards, 1st. Best and great
est number of samples as above, with
the names of the breeds of sheep from
which the samples were taken, 1st.
DIVISION D.-swINE AND POULTRY.
Glass 1-Berkshire- M Allen, Boyd,
sow, less than one year old, Cd. Boar,
less than one year old I'd.
P 7 Sharp, The Dalles, SOW, less than
one year old, 1st. Boar, less than one
year old, 1st.
Glass 5-Grades-Geo w Reno. The
Dalles, boar, less than one year old 1st.
Geo R Snipee, The Da.les, boar, less
than one year old. I'd.
Glass S.-Geo r Snipes, The Dalles,
SOW, one year old, 1st.
Glass 1O-P T Sharp, The Dalles, best
pdlI uIOuLcu tuihcys, Isl.
DIVISION E.
Glass Wv S Davidson, The Dalles, |
sample five acres of sheaves wheat, 1st. |
sample five acres of sheaves oats, Cd. |
best display of meadow grass, alfalfa,
five acres. 1st.
S T Bennett, Tygh Valley, sample
sheaf oats, 1st.
A A Bonney, The Dalles, sample corn
in stalk, 1st.
CT Bonney, display of corn not less
than five acres, 1st.
Glass 3.-Bees-O F Agnell, best |
exhibit of bees, 1st.
DIVISION F.-oREGoN MANUFACTURES. |
Glass "A H Curtis, best display of
flour, 1st. Best display of flour, fifty
pounds, 1st.
DIVISION G.--DAIRY PRODUCE.
Class 2-Mrs ] w Marques, butter
made on the farm, 1st. Packed, not |
less than six months old, 1st.
DIVISION Thread, PREsERTEs, DRIED
FRUITS, ETC.
Glass IA Keller, The DalIes, assort- |
ment cakes, 1st. Potato yeast, Cd.
Mrs Creighton, assortment hand
dried fruits, 1st.
w II Wilson, assortment machine
dried fruits, 1st.
M j Chase, soda biscuit, 1st.
A Varney, domestic canned fruits. 1st
Mrs w Marques, potato yeast bread,
1st.
E Schanno, domestic canned fruit, 2d.
DIVISION MILLINERY, SEWING, ETC.
Glass Mrs c L Philips, assortment
1st.
Glass 2-Mrs L Mccartney, The
Dalles, night dress, I'd.
Mrs w Marques, The Da..es, bed
quiI4 cotton patchwork, Cd,
Mrs E NJ Wilson, The Dalles. silk
patch work. crazy, 1st.
Mrs P German, Kingsley, bed quilt,
patchwork, 1st.
Mrs s B Adams, The Dalles, bed quilt,
1st.
Miss Annie Lang. collection of linen
drawn work, 1st.
Mrs D Lee, night dress, 1st.
Glass 4-Embroidery-Mrs T ] Seu-
fert, The Dalles, embroidered cotton
Mrs G Means, Infants blanket, 1st.
Scarf, 1st.
Mrs NJ Blank, banner. 1st.
Mrs d Lee, honey comb canvas tidy,
lst. Washstand splasher, 1st.
Mrs A Shepard, Fossil, banner, ap-
pbque, 1st. Linen tidy, 1st.
Mrs E NJ Wilson, sofa cushion, 1st.
Grace Sharp, piano cover, 1st.
Mrs D Lee, embroidered chair boil
ster, 1st.
Miss Mollie Walsh, sofa cushion, ken
sington, 1st.
Class 6-Knitting-Mrs P German,
wooden stockings, 1st.
Mrs T Seufert, child's knit shirt, 1st.
Knit skirt, ist.
Mrs Means, gents scarf, crochet,
lst. Afghan robe, 2st. Child's sacq ue,
lst. Knit mittens; Ist. Lady's hood,
crochet, 1st. Child's knit skirt, 2d.
Catherine Wigle, knit lace, best speci-
men, 1st.
Mrs Chas A Stubling, child's sacque,
crochet, 1st
Mrs Chas Frasier, lady's crochet skirtr
1st.
Mrs NJ N Baldwin, afghan robe,
;rochet, I'd.
Mrs A Shepard, pair knitted slippers,
Ist.
DIVISION X.
Glass 1.-Susie E Chase, potato yeast,2d
Miss Althea Lee, soda bis, nit, LIST.