The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-12
AWARDS MADE BY THE JUDGES
A Large Number OF Premiums on Agri.
cultural Exhibits.

began their labors yesterday, and no
body envied them the task before them. |
The judges on horticultural exhibits |
examined only the fruits entered for
sweepstakes, and of these not many !
were passed upon yesterday. The |
award of the 5000 district and county
prize will not be made until the close
of the fair.
The judges on agricultural exhibits
made large number of awards yester-
day and will continue their labors to-
day. Following are the premiums
awarded up to last night
Best display of grains, gras yes and
roots grown by one person or firm
First, Hezelwood Dairy Company, Spo-
kane.
Best winter wheat-First Potlatch
Horticultural Society, Kendrick; sec
ond, Crowell & Mcdonald, Harrington.
Best spring wheat-W. Q. Bassett,
Pullman; second, Potlatch Horticul-
tural Society, Kendrick.
Best oats-William Smith, Fairfield
second, Colorsl c. H. Morrison, Fair
field
Best barley-H Hickman. Almota;
second, Potlatch Horticultural Soci-
ETY..
Best rye-W. ]. F. Pratt, Spokane;
second, Hazelwood Dairy Company,
Spokane.
Best fax-Potlatch Horticultural So
ciety, Kendrick; second, H. ]. Acker-
man, Colfax.
Best peas-First, Hazelwood Dairy
Company; second. S. Eastman, Span
gle.
Best field corn-First, D. w. Nc
Donald, Milton, Or; second, e. d. Hill,
Kendrick.
Best sweet corn-First. William
Cakes, Myers Falls; second, G. w. Har-
vey, Harvey, Wash.
Best pop corn-First. W. w. Castle,
Kettle Falls; second. Henry Fenuen,
| Hillyard.
Best beans-Henry Hughes, Kettle
Falls; second, f. NJ. Crawford, WAY
erly.
Best display beans-F. NJ Crowford,
Waverly; second, e. S. Hunting, Julia
eta.
Best display hops-F. E. Thompson,
North Yakima second, d. w. Simmons,
North Yakima.
Best timothy-W. H. Ellsworth, Chat
taroy; second, ]. A. Peterson, Chatta-
roy.
Best timothy seed-J. S. Pence, Fair
field.
Best display clover-D. w. Mcdonald,
Milton, Or; second, Hazelwood Dairy
Company, Spokane.
Best display grass-Hazelwood Dairy
Company, Spokane; second, A. ]. Cor
nelius, Colfax.
Best display broom corn-Potlatch
Horticultural Society, Juliaetta.
II 7 n
Donald.
Best head Of cabbage-John T. Car
Best head of cabbage-Wm. Sparks,
Kettle Falls; second, Catholic mission
school, Myers Falls.
Best head red cabbage-John T. Car
roll, Spokane; second, Charles Nesson
Spokane.
Best cauliflower-H. Mathews, Gar
den springs, Spokane; second, G. w
Harvey, Harvey. Wash
Best celery-H. Mathews. Garden
springs; second, M. H. Stoneman, Mead
Best cucumbers-Dr. H. S. Barbour
Spokane.
Best watermelon-J. H. Friedlander
Wilbur; second, D. w. Mcdonald, Mil
ton, Or.
Best muskmelon-D. w. Mcdonald
Milton. Or; second, DR.. II. S. Barbour
Spokane.
Best yellow onions-D. N. Marion
HiTyard; second, Potlatch Horticultur
al Society, Kendrick.
Best red onion-Catholic mission
school, Myers Falls; second, Potlatcl
Horticultural Society
Best white onion-Eastern Washing
ton Hospital, Medical Lake.
Largest pumpkin. ]. e. Johnston
l Wilbur; second, Catholic mission schoo
Myers Falls.
Largest Hubbard squash-D. w. Nc
Donald, Milton, Or; second. Miss ]. L
I Smith, Spokane.
Largest squash. any other variety
= J. E. Johnston, Wilbur; second, J. i
Friedlander, Wilbur.
o Best box tomatoes-E. S. Ross, Eas
= Spokane; second, DR.. H. S. Barbour
n Spokane.
e Best display table beets-Hazelwoo
e Dairy Company, Spokane; second,
d Morris, Rockford.
T Best display sugar beets-Hazelwoo
Dairy Company; second, ]. Morris
l. Rockford.
n Best display mangel wurtzels-J. T
e F'riedlander, Wilbur.
9 5000 DISTRICT AND COUNTY PRIZ
/ whiIman County First. Milton Secon
= potlach Third, stevens Fourth.
: The prizes for the finest and mo
artistically arranged county or distri