Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-10-09

Best five varieties Idaho county
canned fruits, S5. E. H. Sheaier.
Best specimens and varieties nf
fruits. IS, Vollmer & Scott. II.
kribs, first prize; G. Hinkle, Sec
ond prize.
Best exhibit onions, $3.50, D. r.
Mills 4 Co.; many competitors.
w. T. Webster, first prize.
Best collection corn, IS, Thomp-
son b Barnard, A. E. Alexander,
first prize.
Best exhibit peaches and plums,
IS, w. E. Graham. w. B. True
blood, first prize on peaches; A. E.
Alexander, first prize on plums.
Beat collection of pears and
grapes, IS, Levi Castle. A. Il.
Alexander, first prize.
Best sample wheat. s5, I. C.
Hattahaugh. j. @. Gelbach, first
prize.
Best sample Idaho county grown
barley and oats, S5, l. G. Hatta-
baugh. c. B. Knorr, first prize
on barley; Henry Ternan, first
prize on oats.
Best sample barley, s5, w. Won
Berge. d. A. McKinlay, first
prize.
Best exhibit butter, s., City
Bakery; 10 exhibits. Mrs. O. NJ.
Fem, FIRST prize; Mrs. l. c. Terna.
second prize; Mrs. J. D. Long,
third prize.
Best exhibit homemade bread,
FIRST prize e16 stove, r. Bertsch;
second prize two barrels -four, third
prize one barrel -four, J. Schwal-
bach; p exhibits. Miss Alexan.
der Of Mt. Idaho, first prize; Mrs.
w. d. Vincent Of Grangeville, rec
ond prize; Mrs. Fred Pope, third
prize.
Best art exhibit, prize by J. A.
Hanson. Best painting, Mrs. s.
E. Bibby, first prize; penmanship,
Henry Nelson, first prize; Ella
Thompson, second prize; kinder
garten, Hazel Mahurin, first prize.
Prettiest and best babies, IS each.
w. E. Bunnell; 10 boys and 10
girls on exhibit. Mrs. Floyd
Church, first prize; Mrs. Joseph
Miers, second prize.
Prizes offered by Sims 4 Crosby
for various articles of fancy work
we're awarded as follows: Patch
work quilt, Mrs. f. J. Craig, first
prize; Mrs. Maggie Duff, second
prize; silk quilt, Mrs. M. A. Clark,
first prize; Mrs. f. J. Craig, sec.
ond prize; knit spreads, Mrs. j. S.
Smith, first prize; rug, Mrs. Me.
land, first prize; sofa pillow, Mrs.
W. A. Jones, first prize; Mrs.
Bradbury, second prize; Batten.
berg, Mrs. Lone Day, first prize
Mrs. Frank Reed, second prize
point lace, Mrs. M. Wagner, first
prize; Mrs. J. A. wilkinson, sec.
ond prize; embroidery, Mrs. j. A.
Wilkinson, first prize; Mrs. D.
Sasenbery, second prize.
The judges of the fancy articles
displayed at the Sims & Crorby
booth were Mrs. DR.. Stock ton, Mrs
Overfield and Miss Georgia Reed.
The judges who awarded the
prizes offered by r. Bertsch and j.
Schwalbach: Mrs. j. r. Mcconnell,
TolO; Mrs. NJ. L. Martin, Cotton.
wood, Mrs. G. F. Brown Of Grange
Vile, Mrs. w. N. Knox of Mt.
Idaho and Mrs. Done Day of Fair
view, There were 27 exhibits oi
bread from which these ladies had
to make their choice, including 9
we'll baked lead button from thu
josher Of the Jersey house which
paralyzed the judges when the,
came to lift it. It weighed about
35 pounds and didn't take . prize
The judge Of the live stock exhib
it's was Prof. 81. T. French OF th'
University Of Idaho at Moscow.
The baby show attracted to
gether more ladies than we hav'
ever before seen on old CANA
Prairie. No building in tow" wa
; big enough to accommodate them
and the judges made their award
in the open air.