The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-12

Flemish Beauty-Wana walla county,
first; F. f. Thompson, North Yakima Sec
ond-
Fall Butter-w. b. King. Marengo. first
Beuree d'Anjou-R. Schleisher. Lewis
ton, first; William Nichols, Milton. sec
ond.
Beurre Eastern. Schleisher first: r
NJ. Dorothy Milton, second.
Winter Nellis-J. c. Pritchett, Milton.
first r. Schleisher second.
Idaho-J. II. Evans, Lewiston, first; r.
Schleisher, second.
Two finest and best packed boxes-W. g
Offner, Walla Walla.
PLUMS.
Best display by one person.. II. Fried
lander, first; r. Kiesling, Spokane, second.
Green Gage-J. II. Friedlander first; M
Wilson. Wayside, second.
Yellow Egg-E. =. Gilbert, Spokane.
first; r. Kiesling. second.
Columbia-L. Q. Dart, Spokane, first.
PRUNES.
Best display by one person-F. n.
Thompson. North Yakima.
Silver--J. L. Brown, Juliaetta, first; r.
Kiesling, Spokane. second.
Hungarian-G. w. Harvey Harvey,
first ]. H. Friedander, Wilbur. second.
Italian-J. L. Brown, Juliaetta, first;
j. G.. Jenkins, Milton. second.
PEACHES.
Best display by one person.. A. Por-
ter, Lewiston, first: j. II. Ffiedlander,
Wilbur, second; Milo Cox, Wilbur, third
] Crawford's Early-R. Schuyler, Julia
eta, first; w. II. Stoneman, feone, Sec
ond.
Crawford's Late-G. A. Perkins, spo-
kane, first.
Any other VARIETY A. Porter, Lewis
ton, first; w. Wilson, Alpowai, second.
Cox Cling-Thomas Spence. Milton, first.
NECTARINES.
Best display II. Friedlander. Wilbur.
first; c. r. Frazier, Walla Walla, second.
OUNCES.
r. Schleisher, Lewiston, first Erwin &
Dice, Prescott, second
GRAPES.
Lewiston, first; Milton. second.
RASPBERRIES.
James Mckenzie Saltese. first.
NUTS.
Whitman county, first; George Ruedy.
Colfax, second.
EVAPORATED FRUIT.
Best display all kinds evaporated fruit
]. S. Borrette, ColfaX, first; +. 10. Thomp-
son, North Yakima, second.
Evaporated apples-J. S. Borrette, Col
fax, first.
Evaporated prunes-F. f. Thompson.
North Yakima, first; ]. S. Borrette, Col
fax second.
CANNED FRUIT.
Best 10 Jars for table use-Mrs. II. Wend-
Ter. Neuman Lake. first Robert Neal. Will
bur, second; Mrs M. J. Vessels, Lewiston,
third; Mrs. M. II. Stone, Spokane. fourth;
Mrs. p. f. Quinn, Spokane, fifth.
GREEN FRUITS.
Best display of all kinds by one person
j II. Friedlander, Wilbur, first; DR.. N.
G. Blalock. Walla Walla, second; La
tab county, third.
PRIZE VEGETABLES.
Following are the remainder of the
awards made in the agricultural depart
ment all the others having been pub
lished in The Spokesman-Review yester-
day:
Long carrots-Willlam Cakes. Meyers
Falls, first; Hazlewood Dairy Company,
Spokane, second.
Short carrots-Mr. Sparks, Kettle Falls,
first; ]. c. Morris, Rockford, second.
Parsnips-John Smith, Spokane, first;
]. c. Morris, Rockford, second.
Best display of potatoes-John Smith,
Spokane, first; d. W. Mcdonald. Milton
. second; John T. Carroll Spokane, third
Early potatoes-D. w. Mcdonald, Mil
ton, first; r. Kieslng, Spokane, second.
Late potatoes-W. Wilson, Alpowa. first;
w. S. Turner Moran prairie, second.
Rutabagas-Mrs. J. V. Tuttle, Spokane,
first; Charles Nessan, Spokane, second.
Table turnips-John Smith. Spokane
first Charles Nassau. Spokane, second
Winter radishes-W. H. Sampson, Spo-
: kane, first; Ed Davis. Colfax, second.
Satisfy (oyster planD-W. H. Stoneman
Peone first; ]. Morris. Rockford, second
Best display of garden truck-Charles
Nessan, Spokane, first; John f. Carroll
= Spokane, second.
|. Table beets-John Smith, Spokane, first
; J. c. Morris, Rockford second.
Sugar beets-John Smith, Spokane, first
: j. c. Morris, Rockford. second.