The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-17

ana nelpeo % promote dlecordant noioe
on the grounds during fair week. The
Chatam fanning mill and sacker com
pany Of Wisconsin also had : like ma.
chine on the grounds and called on The
management for . test Of the two ma.
chimes. Chas. Fairbanks and b. A,
Benedict were appointed judges Of the
demonstration. The result 1t seems va
too evidently in favor Of the home ma.
chine to cause any doubt il the minds q
the judges - 70 who should Be awarded
the diploma.
The mast elegant prize awarded 1t the
fair In the eyes Of the ladies, was that q
ct Of Haviland China presented BY Nc.
cilvery & Boston for the bes& collection
Of fancy viliowA This prize was awarded
to Mrs. chas. Mix, whose collection d
eight WAS decided to besthe most orig.
inal In design and execution.
Following h list Of the awards made
in other departments ct the fair:
First prize, best exhibit Of agricultural
machinery. Cash Hardware store.
Best gold quartz specimen. University
Of Idaho.
Best silver, galena. iron, coal. mica,
cinabar, cobalt. opal, University st Idaho.
a gold medal WAS awarded the uniyer-
sity for the best collection of minerals.
For the best display Of merchandise,
Lewiston Mercantile company.
Best exhibit o. old coins. o. A. Kjos.
Best collection Of hand made lace. Mrs.
George Bailey. Asotin.
Best braided rug. Mn. ]. Bailey. Asotin.
Best embroidered dress Get, Mrs. j.
Bailey. Asotiu.
Best hair wreath. Mrs. Briefly. clarks-
ton.
Best hops. G. ID. Strsnahan Lapwai.
Lewiston Mercantile Co.. prize Of 100
Gateway cigars for BIZ. home grown and
evaporated fruits Fry Bros. Lewiston.
For best single exhibit Of evaporated ap-
Piles. two packages Of Gateway tea, Fry
Bros; for best single exhibit Of evapor-
ated italian prunes. G. W. Burford, Nez-
perez; for best single exhibit Of evapor-
ated French prnnes, Fry Bros; best
single exhibit Of Incorporated petite prunes,
9. w. Burford; for best single exhibit Of
evaporated apricots, Fry Bros; for best
single exhibit Of evaporated French
prunes, Fry Bros.
]. s. Cox & Sons award Of IS copper
boiler for display Of largest apples, 10 Or
more, Mr.. G. Mangus. Peck Idaho.
Ten dollar baby cab for best baby, r D.
Lewiston.
J. H. Bethel's award Of one silver. en-
boesed jardinier for best collection Of
potted plants by amateur grower, Mrs.
Commodore Nelson, Lewiston.
o. A. Kjos' prize Of IS pair Of shoes to
ady exhibiting best loaf Of bread, Mrs.
). T. Roberts. vineland. Five dollar
pair lace curtains 70 lady exhibiting can
ned. fruits, Eve Or more varieties. Mrs. E.
". Eaves. Lewiston. Sc dollars and
'ne-half, gents furnishing goods for best
display Of apples. not lees than eve
Weldon Wilson. Alpowai.
Five dollars for best and most varied
exhibit Of canned fruits. preserves and |
ellies, Mrs. VIM. Dryer. clarkston.
Fifteen dollars cash for best exhibit Of |
vegetables BY grower. quality and num-
yer Of varieties being considered. First
prize tlo. G. Mangus. Peck; second
prize, S. A. j. Baldwin, Asotiu.
Meuli 4 Lomax S Stetson hat for best
Mr.. Thompson, claIkston,
Cash Hardware store. special prizes, |
30 hydraulic cream separator for best : |
oonud roll Of ranch butter mot less than
our to contest. Mrs. !. Bell Lewiston;
= 50 wagon umbrella, Roadrnck. Clarks. |
on.
Johnson Bros, Asotin hour mill, award |
# one barrel Of -four to best exhibit in |
culinary art, Miss. Ida Tratx, Clarkston. |
Fletcher hardware company. one blue
lame oil stove for best exhibit Of cakes, |
not less than ave exhibits. by maker,
Mrs. Harvey Foresman. Lewiston.
McCilvery & Boston. complete Get Of
20 pieces Of Haviland China tea Get for
best exhibit Of fancy sofa pillows, Mrs.
chas. Mix.
The Pair Clothing Store. one pair IS
'hoes for largest pumpkin, Kemp & Be
bieu, Hatwai.
r. L. Russell, IS worth Of Chase &
Sanborn's coffee for best bushel Of club
wheat. Ben Ayres.
Lewiston Milling company. s.. so for
best loaf Of white bread made by girl not
more than rs, made from Clearwater -four