The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-02

outer Bros, North lAklina-tOr best ex-
hibit of apples, pears and grapes. first
premium, dress pattern. $40; second
premium, cash, 50.
st. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co. North
Yakima and TacOma-for hest exhibit
of fruit. not less than five varieties,
grown on one farm in Zllah precinct,
lumber or shingles, 81
st. Paul 4 Tacoma Lumber Co., North
Yakima and Tarnma-For best exhibit
OF frnlt by one grower, not less than
varieties, in Yakima Co, spruce fruit
boxes, LIST premium, $l5; % $40.
Yakima Investment Co, North Yakima
For best exhibit of traits, not less
than ) varieties, grown on lands water
ed by Co.'S canal in Sunnyside, LIST
premium $40; I'd, $40.
Hotel Yakima, North Yskima-For best
exhibit canned fruit in jars, $40.
Mnlhollen & Lemon, grocers, North Yak
lma-For best exhibit preserves, 50.
Mnlhollen q Lemon, grocers, North Yak
ima--For hest exhibit OF jellies, mer-
chanoise, SO.
Rosf & Stout, druggists, North Yakima
For best exhibit of fruits grown on
'''' ''' 49, 49, tiCbi''i's FA''
Blaauw Cannery, Winter APP
piles, varieties. not less than 5 each,
canned goods, So
Otter & Mechtel, bakery, North Yakima
For best exhibit of e'aporated fruits,
$40.
North Yakima Drug Store, Alex d. Sloan
proprietor-For best quart ar spiced
peaches grown in Yakima Co., assert
ed Spices, or any other goods in store,
$3.50.
West Coast Grocery Co, Tacoma-For
best exhibit dried prnnes and peaches,
$40.
Chas. l.. Collins, clothier and furnisher,
Ellensburg-For best varieties winter
pears, 50.
DIVISION VEGETABLES.
Yakima Hardware Co., North Yakima
For largest variety and best display
vegetables by one grower, one st. Clair
steel range, $40.
Polson-Wilton Hardware Co., Seattle
For largest variety and best exhibit of
potatoes from one grower, one 5-tooth
steel cultivstor. 1928.
Polson-Wilton Hardware Co., Seattle
For largest variety and hest exhibit Of
onions by one grower, one Queen of the
Garden hand cultivator 50.
J. X. Clifford & Co., general commission,
Spokane--For three largest watermel-
ons, So.
VIM. Lee, Sr., boots aud shoes, North
Yakima-For celery by any one grow
er, boots and shoes $40.
Pearson & Mattoon, grocers, North Yaki-
ma, for largest pumpkin, $3.50.
Pearson * Nation, erocers. North Yaki-
major largest squash. mdse $3.50.
n. O. Hardy, seed merchant, l407 Pa
cific avenue, Tacoma-for the best dis
play of vegetables from one farm, cot
fee beans. So.
Julius GalIand, Spokane--for best ex-
hibt of sugar beets, S..
4. +. Larson, lumber dealer, North Yak
ima-for the best exhibit OF Washing
ton evaporated vegetables, Sl5.
K. .. Keck, hardware, North Yakima
for best exhibit of musknelons, hard
ware, So.
Kinsey & Co., North Yakima-for best
exhibit of tomatoes, Costa Rica coli
fee, $3.50.
DIVISION E-HORSES.
Fisher & Mabry, harness and saddles,
North fakims-for winner in half
mile saddle horse race, not less than
three entries, saddle, $40.
A. X. Sinclair, saddler, North Yakima
for winner in gentleman's driving race,
2 in 3, not less than three to enter, one
set single buggy harness, SIS.
G. L. McEwen, Harness and saddles,
North Yakima-for best draft stallion,
one plush lap robe, $40.
best thoroughbred yearling colt, one
pair Lilly Bracket shoes, So.
Dudley Shoe Co, North Yakima-for
best trained Shetland pony ridden by
owner, boy under IA years old, one pair
shoes, $3.50.
Hunt & Mottet, Tacoma-for best pair of
draft horses in harness, platform scale,
500.
DIVISION F-CATTLE.
Pacific Brewing & Mating Co., Tacoma
for best herd of pure bred beef cattle,
one bull and four cows, $25; for best
herd of pure-bred dairy cattle, one bull
and four cows, 80.
Miller Freeman, editor Ranch and Range,
Seattle, for sweepstakes, dairy herd, 70 /;
for sweepstakes beef herd, s..
Seattle Soap Co., manufacturers oil En-
erald and Blanche soaps-for the best
general purpose bull, soap, $40.
Hazelwood Dairy Co., dealers in dairy
products, Spokane-for sweepstakes