The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-09

DINNER
Duet, "ln my Merry Oldsmobile," )"
Misses Clara and Ora Rich; Miss Katie
Parsons played the accompaniment.
A pair of gloves given by B. w. Hol-
brook, to the oldest man was awarded
to Nathan Tanner, 92 years of age, born
at Greenwich, N. Y, May IA, 1915.
A pair of gold frame spectacles given
by Christ, the Jeweler, for the old
lady wearing the least jewelry, was
awarded 70 Mrs Lillian Berger, age Ga
years.
Recitation, by Mrs. +. Il. DeKay,
"How Man Closes Bureau Drawer.
Solo, "Fathers Growing Old" by Mrs.
s. S. Hammond.
A can of Liptons Best Coffee, given
by G. FL. Holbrook, to the most erect
man over 70, was awarded to S. f.
Adams, of Riverside
Recitation, by Mrs. f. E. DeKay, "Tlu
All Out of Sorts
A pocket knife given by H. W.
Curtis, to the smallest man with the
largest wife, was awarded to James
Stewart, of Riverside.
A pair of scissors, given by H. w.
Curtis, to the smallest woman with the
largest husband, was awarded to Mrs.
N. Sorensen, who weighs l20 pounds and
her husband 23O.
A brush given by w. R. Jones & Co.,
to the best lady step dancer, was
awarded jointly to Mrs. S. A. Wilkin-
son and Mrs. Louise Littlefield, each re-
receiving brush.
Recitation, Release of Shameless
O'Brien," by Mrs. Eva B. Smith.
Contest in winding yarn. The win
ner, Mrs. S. F. Adams, was given all the
yarn, twenty skeins.
A fruit bowl, given by Scott & Co., to
the oldest widow, was awarded to Mrs.
Jane Walker, age rs.
Solo, "rell Me Will My Dream Come
True?" by Harry Bitten: Mrs. Martin
Campbell playing the accompaniment.
A bottle of Old Grow, given by II. c.
Dippel, to the man looking the homliest
with his head in horse collar, was
awarded to Dan Olmstead.
A hat given by The Brown Hart Co.,
to the tallest man over sc. years of
age, was given to S. S. Hammond, of
Groveland
A ten pound bucket of lard given
by the Benjamin Meat Market, to the
person having the least natural teeth,
was given to Mrs. Lydia Osborn, she
having only half tooth. John Bond
had whole one, and was close second.
A check for $3.50 given by The First
National Bank for the Oldest maiden
lady, was not claimed.
A check for $3.50 given by The Black
foot State Bank, for the lady having the
largest waist was awarded to Mrs. EN-
mad. Williams, measuring 3919 inches
Remarks by james Duckworth, presi
dent of the Backfoot Stake.
Miss Martha johnson, age 80, was
awarded the Old Maids Prize of $3.50
A sack of -four given by the Idaho
Bakery for the "Best Laugher," was
awarded to Thomas Furniss, of More.
land, who gave it to Mrs. John Graham,
the poorest widow at Thomas.
The One Dollar Prize, given by Mrs.
Killan, to the person naming the titles
of ten phonograph records was awarded
to Mrs. Sarah Mcdonald.
A water melon given by Hunter &
Beckley, to the Best Lady Whistler,
was awarded to Mrs. Martha Killion,
who whisted, "The Mocking Bird
nicely.
A So GO Umbrella, given by the Shell
ley Mercantile Co., to the person telling
the biggest yarn, was awarded to Mrs.
Dan Olmstead
A set of knives and forks, given by
Boyle Bros. e. Co, to the woman who
has the most living children, was
awarded to Mrs. Martha Curtis.
A pair Of cuff buttons, given by b. d.
Wilson, of Riverside, to the person
answering the most questions without
laughing, was not claimed and was
given to j. Il. Crawford, the oldest vet
eran of the Civil War present.
A Half Dozen Photos, given by Joseph !
Cutler, to the homeliest man with the
best looking wife, was awarded to
Stephan Farnsworth, Of Moreland.
Piano Solo, by Mrs. Martin Campbell,
"Nearer My God to Thee"
A pair Of baby shoes given by Thomas
Furniss, Of Moreland, to the oldest
mother with the youngest baby, was I
awarded to Mrs. William j. Higgins,