Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-10-12
5000 DISTRICT AND COUNTY PRIZE
whitman County First, Milton Second
potlach Third, Stevens Fourth.

potlach Third, Stevens Fourth.
The prizes for the finest and mos
artisticalIy arranged county or distric
exhibit Of fruit, grain, grasses, root
and vegetables, for which 5000 in cas-
was offered, were awarded yesterday.
Whitman county received the frs
prize, 500.
Milton, Umatilla county, Or, secon'
prize $50.
PotIatch, Idaho, district display
third prize, $50.
Stevens county, fourth prize, $40.
Both Lewiston and Walla Walla ha'
splendid fruit exhibits, but did 10
show enough krains, roots and grasse
to make them eligible for the county O
district prize Each, however, received
a medal and a diploma.
Special mention was made Of the fol
lowing exhibits: Rathdrum, Pos
Falls, Oakesdale, Prescott, Richlan(
Prairie, Garfield, Dayton, Rockford
Chelan, Pleasant Prairie, Wenatchee
Borden farm, J. f. Strong, Five Mile
Prairie.
Following is complete list of al
the premiums awarded n the depart
ment of horticulture, for which f. II
Morrison of Fairfield, A. L. Smith o
Saltese and J. F. Van Ness of Spo
kane were the judges:
APPLES.
Largest and best collection raised by
one persOn-First prize. Theodore Smith
COlfax: second A. e. Ellis, Spokane
third, Jason Whinnery, Moran prairie.
Plate exhibits
Maiden Blush-Mrs. f. B. Mercer, East
Spokane, first; w. j. Foust, Green Bluff,
second.
Red June-M. r. Newman, Moran, first;
r. Acton, Rockford, second.
Red Astrachan-M. r. Newman, Moran,
first.
Early Harvest-M. r. Newman, Moran,
first.
Gravenstein-M. r. Newman, Moran
first; F. Doak, Orchard prairie, second.
Red Betigheimer-J. d. Cox, Spokane,
first; M. r. Newman, Moran, second.
Wealthy-Milton Jones, Chattaroy, first
G. w. Walker, Cameron, Idaho, second
r. Kiesling, Spokane, third.
Alexander-JaSon Whinnery, Moran
first; e. s. Russell, Walla Walla, Sec
ond.
Hawley-M. R. Newman, Moran, first
D. w. Bridgman, Latah, second.
McMahon's White-A. Gammell. Julia
eta, HrSt' W. D. DOu0'' oi00iA '1NI' ~
ond.
Twenty-ounce Pippin-D. w. Mcdonald
Milton, Or, first; Frank Grove, Juliaetta
second.
Red-cheeked Pippin-J. S. Hodgen, Mil
ton, Or, first; Walla Walla county, sec
ond.
Fall Pippin-C. T. Stranahan, Lewiston
first; w. B. King, Marengo, second.
Yellow Newton Pippin-Walla Walle
county, first; w. b. King, second.
Grimes Golden Pippin-Potlatch Horti
cultural Society, first; 0. +. Sitter, Greer
Bluff, second.
yellow Pellhower-F. f. Thompson
North Yakima, first; w. NJ. Gerking, Mil
ton. second; F. b. Mercer, East Spokane
third;
Blue Pearmain-E. S. Russell, Wall;
Walla, first; Potlatch Horticultural So
ciety. second; j. f. Strong, Five Mile
third.
Ben Davis-F. e. Thompson, North va
kima, first; Potlatch Horticultural So
ciety, second.
Rome Beauty-F. f. Thompson, Nortl
Yakima, first; e. o. Vanander, Milton
second
Gano-Thomas Monkey, Lewiston, first
e. p. Gilbert, Spokane, second.
Northern Spy-Walla Walla county
first; R. Mckenzie, Liberty Lake, sec
ond.
Gloria Mundi-F. NJ. Dyer, Milton, first
Peter Haak, Reardan, second.
Wolf River-Mr. Foglesong, Milton
| first; Potlatch Horticultural Society," sec
| ond.
r. I. Greening-J. H. Friedlander, viii
bur, first; w. b. King, Marengo, second
w. A. Henry, Saltese lake, third.
J White Winter Pearmain-W. A. Wells