The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-10-19
vegetable oyster 1st.
tomatoes, yellow egg, Geo Lowry 1st.
Display vegetables, E ID Lake 1st
arm display vegetables, | B Harris 1st

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I'd; Vicar of Wakefield pear I'd; boxes
packed lst.
Apple Yellow Newtown, Goo Larue I'd.
Apple, Wealthy, Eacho I'd.
Apples, Langford, Geo Ruedy 1st: russet
LIST; golden russell 1st; best display pears, %
varieties, 1st; Idaho LIST.
| Nandever, + II Brown 1st.
| Hubbardson Nonesuch, H Rock ID: Spitzen-
| berg I'd; Shawgo strawberry 1st; Big I'd;
| Won River 1st; Red Fearmain 1st
Mackintosh Red, L Z Cronk 1st; Siberian
LIST; Hyslop 1st; Whitney I'd; Hungarian
prune I'd; Seeding apple I'd.
Peach, Crawford Mrs Spaulding 1st;
Burester ID; Unknown I'd; Muscat grapes 1st;
| Red October lst.
Peach, Selway, c E Cram ID; Harrison 1st;
Janiton 1st.
Golden, j F Armfeld 1st.
German prune, p r Lair lst; Talman sweet
LIST; waxen %; r I Greening 3D.
Twenty ounce Pippin, Billups Bros I'd.
Yellow Egg plum, G w Lowry I'd
Pound Pippin, f Long 1st; Wolf River
"a; Jetfries I'd; Waxen 1st; Bartlett pear lst
Hungarian prune 1st; Italian lst
Silver prune, Geo Jordan 1st.
Apples Yellow Newtown Pippin, A r
EndsleY lst; Palouse seeding 1st
Apples, White Pearmain, Fl Scott 1st:
Bailey sweet lst; Gravenstein I'd; Blue Pear
main 3D.
Walbridge, Hoffman ID; Bartlett pear I'd.
Apples, Maiden Blush, j Champion I'd:
Pewaukee I'd; Seckle 1st; Flemish beauty lst;
Blue Pearmain 1st; McMahons white 1st:
| Anjou lst; Baldwin 1st; ounce 1st.
washington prune, Mrs S j Chadwick I'd;
French prune 1st
King of Thompkins, G W Lowry 1st.
Whitman, W Hughes I'd; Berthgeimer I'd;
Rambo 1st
Ro1bury Russet, Joe De Long ID; Gloria
Mundi I'd: Romantic I'd; Snow 1st; Lawyer
1st; Blue Pearmain 1st; King ID; Swan let;
N W Pearmain I'd; Vandever I'd; Late Craw
ford I'd; Flemish Beauty I'd; Winter Nellis
I'd; Barry 1st; Esther 1st
Jonathan, j M Segle 1st
Idaho pear, S NJ Stickler 3D. Yellow Bell
flower apple I'd; R G Pippin %; King lst;
Palouse %; Winter Bellfower I'd.
Blackberries, Wing Lee 1st; Bellhower ap-
pie LIST
Henry Arrasmith, apples, Autumn Straw
berry 1st, Snow I'd; plums, Green Gage 1st.
Hornby, apples, Stark 1st, N w Green
ing I'd, Fall Pippin I'd, Northern Spy I'd,
Wagner lst, X GreenIng 1st, Maiden Blush
lst, Dutchess 1st, Whitney LIST, Grimes Gold
en- lst; pears Anjou I'd, Seckle %, Buffum
1st.
B Newman, apples, Bailey Sweet ID,
GLORIA Mundl lst, Duchess of Gutenberg I'd,
MGMahon White "a, N w Greening 1st;
i pg.tces, Silver 2d
Henry Hickman, apples, Hickman Seeding
1st, Ben Davis ID
Josiah Champion, apples, Winesap I'd, Red
Cheek 1st.
F Il Brown, pears, B de Jersey 1st
Jordan, apples. White Winter Pearman
berry "a, Northern Spy 1st; pears, Fall
Butter lst.
G W Lowry, apples, Ben Davis 1st Hydes
Keeper 1st.
A G Smith, peaches, Salway 1st
l. Kennedy, apples, Fall Pippin lat, White
Belhower 1st, Winesay 1st, Rambo %,
Alexander I'd, Twenty Ounce Pippin LIST,
DIVISION bees AND HONEY.
Arthur Howe, Superintendent.
Comb honey, Henry Rock 1st.
DIVISION J-DAIRY PRODUCE.
Ell Hinchlif, Superintendent.
Roll butter, Mrs Harvey Hull 1st.
Fancy butter, Mrs Annie Kiser 1st
Cheese, Mrs Jennie Burke 1st
Plate of butter, Mamie Lennon 1st
DIvISIOF K-BREAD AND PRESERVES.
Mrs. w. Il. James, Superintendent.
Three jars canned fruit by girl under 13,
Maud Kennedy 1st, Cora Kennedy Cd.
Six jars canned fruit, Mrs Henry Liddle 1st,
Mrs Ihos Amos I'd, Mrs j Metsker Sd.
Cucumber pickles, Mrs George Larue 1st.
Fruit sweet pickles, Mrs George Larue 1st.
Evaporated apples, Mrs George Larue 1st.
Three glasses preserves, Mrs John Erford 1st.
Six glasses jelly, Mrs Moller 1st.
Potato yeast bread by girl under Is, Bessie
Lawrence 1st.
Layer cake by girl under Is, Cora Harris
1st
Layer cake, Mrs T w Hoffman 1st.
Hop east bread, Mrs F W Hoffman 1st.
Fruit butter, Mrs l. Metsker 1st
Tomato catsup, Mrs John Erford 1st.
Mixed pickles, Mrs I B Harris 1st
Salt rising bread, Mrs Thos Amos 1st.
Potato yeast bread, Mrs M Donnelly 1st.
Canned corn and beans, Mrs j L Metsker 1st.
DIVISION L-DoMEsrIc MANUFACTURES.
Albert Gerber, Superintendent.
Lard, 10 lbs, Mrs 1 B Harris 1st.
DIVISION N--DoMEsTIC wooLEN UFACTURE.
Mrs Marion Baker, Superintendent.
Knit lace, Mrs d Hoeppner 1st.
Woolen socks, Mrs d Hoeppner 1st
Woolen crazy quilt, Mrs Amanda Long 1st
Tufted rug, Mrs Amanda Long 1st
Woolen stockings, Mrs M Lennon 1st.
Knit wristlets, Mrs M Lennon 1st
Woolen lamp mat, Miss Elsie Thee lst.
Woolen shawl. Mrs j Benson 1st
Home made wooden rug, Mrs Baldng 1st,.
Woolen baby hood, Mrs Walter Kelly 1st.
Baby buggy robe, Mrs R III Duff 1st.
Ladies' knit skirt, Mrs 4 FL Duff 1st.
DIVISION O-MILLINERY AND SEWING.
Mrs Wallace Williams, Superintendent
Child's dress, Mrs Albert Mitchell 1st
Hand made apron, Mrs Frank Stone 1st,
Crazy quilt, Ida Rexford lst
Croeheted tidy by girl IL years old, Ella
Kennel 1st
Honton lace Miss E K Thomson 1st.
Flemish lace. Miss E K Thomson 1st.
Silk embroidery by girl Is years old, 3
pieces, Mabel Chestnut ID
Fancy throw, Miss Elsie Thee 1st.
Drawn work center piece, Mrs. 81. w. Can
field 1st
Battenberg work, Mrs S J Chadwick 1st.
Drawn work tea cloth, Annie Feenan 1st.
Fancy tidy, Mrs A Stoneberger 1st
Roman embroidery, Mrs Ortis Hamilton 1st
Crocheted baby bonnet, Mrs T Lennon 1st
Netting, Mrs 0 l. Kennedy 1st.
Six embroidered doiIies, Mrs o L Kennedy
1st.
Silk embroidery Mrs o L Remedy 1st
Kensington embroidery, Mrs o L Kennedy
1st.
Quilting by girl IL years old, Leila Whit
man 1st.
Tatting. Mrs M Donnelly 1st.
| Tatted dolley, Mrs M Donnelly LIST.