The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-21
|0FM|UMS GIVEN
At COUNTY FAIR
R Caldwell Fair Was q Success in
Every Particular

4. f,.uvon County fair 10 over.
atbsr chapter in It's history 10
Nj The last was the greatest
bsvt fair in the history of Can
County. The attendance was the
n, the exhibits more and BETTER
| tbs uroRram was more interest
Altogether the fair just closed
S.otsd ereat credit upon the officers
4 Dromoters of the Canyon county
4 association. The prizes were
IN and honestly awarded; every
\ to the program was pulled of
(uptly and quietly; in short there
no wrangling or jsngling.
,rbOdy is we'll satisfied and feels
going to work in earnest to keep
Institution going.
Bsging fair week one Of the chief
scionS was the Idaho State Band
asr the able management Of Swain
and leadership of A. 7.
lion. Thee Band maintained it's
ltstiOn throughout the week.
evening street concerts attracted
b crowds who we're unstinting In
applause. Many encouraging
supplementary words were heard
visitors and strangers in the
lhs evening performance Of the
Rl MArrionette, under the direc-
Of Earl 4 Franks, was a great
There was a score Of life. like
rss such as Irishmen, Dutchmen,
Eus tramps rubes, old maid,
hOn, soubrettes, contortionists,
performers, etc. The comedy
ch Mr.. Croutzmeyer's Trouble
the audience in a roar of
ghtsr. For a free street attrac-
the Royal Marrionettes were a
aed success.
b SnOdGrass band, composed of
and Mrs. W. E. Snodgrass and
dren, was in attendance during
'ntire week. It furnished some
music and was o great attrac.
% balloon ascension never failed
ad the crowd. It was very in
tng to all and added greatly to
lttfactions Of the fair.
% following 10 a list Of those re-
ing premiums and awards ct the
loA County fair last week.
D. Campbell's special for ladies
'Ag'up contest, single horse to
lady to harness her own horse
AltcA up without help and drive
y tho wire 100 feet from starting
". TaS won by Miss Mary Ander-
Time, 2:1O.
= y ~ DOan & Hay special for ladies'
WY morse race, horse to valk half
Uot o half and run . half,
'0n Oy Miss Wells. Miss Bishop
aSond' Time. s:2sk.
ne ladies' egg carrying race q
lumber were entered. Mrs.
'as an easy winner.
40 sn' drawing, Lucky Holdrich
%' a beautiful rug offered by the
!" ''Ule = and Miss Obey drew the
l'n lap robe.
u The dairy exhibit for cheese.
w. w. LsiSer of Nampa got first.
M ' Afsenta Grove Of Nampa
q butter b. Mrs. H. A. ortmtb. o,
sSsl .'s got FIRST and Mrs. Holeate
aldHsll second. ''
ss.'1 y 'H'insd honey, Fred Ach Of
S,l Ul Got first and for comb honey
/, .SNsrS .S' Of Parma got flrst.
sAsep' American Merino. v.
IassA a.. got first for best buck.
us't n,,sG for best eve.
~ middle WOolO NJ. J. Dovera 60,
lSs y T''s eve, and flrst for best
D H.. y middle si wOoled sheep.
N s0"S '' u!sp play Of middle Wooled
" T'Sss Ss T. W. Conway won FIRST.
n s''s Ssa1Ord Of Caldwell tool
0''t' for oOtswold and Lin. Lin
pnSSs, pS,a goats Q. W. Whifir
~ th'aklin took all the ilrsts.
Ss os,. .san exhibit special given
spns .l0Tell Banking & TrusI
/, 81 sod Lowell and Madden,
A,ss'u unSr's team got first. A. J
second and ]. M. Cool
/. Wina olss target contest Mira,
,1s laamS =. got first with a acor,
i 49, ~ aFs. Edna Jones second
soat.'t %Aper p and Ford ring spear.
ut ~, NOy Allen and Geore,
- with three rinsu each.