Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-21
PRIZES AWARDED.
Trophies Distributed for Best Displays
OF Peaches az brigham.

Brigham City Sept eo.-Peach day
and peach exhibition at Brigham city
Sept. Is. was a grand success, about
90 exhibitors brought in early We'd
nesday morning from one 10 40 cases
each OF the choicest fruits OF their or
chards.
The Judges selected 90 award the
prizes for fruit display were Mr. Hen
dershot Of ogden director Of the Utah
state fair and Professors Northrup
and Titus OF the Agricultural college OF
Logan. Prizes were awarded as tol-
lows
Peter Peterson Of the Third ward
won the beautiful golden trophy for
the best five cases OF liberia peaches,
this trophy Is subject 20 annual COM
petition among the fruit growers OF
the city. John II. Bott received the
prize OF $50 for the largest and best
display of peaches of not less than 40
cases. Jesse Wright receiving the sec
ond prize $40 for similar display.
w. .. Knudsen carried OF first prize OF
s. for the best ten cases Of peaches,
second prize was won by Charles VIII
son one dollar was given TO Thomas
SLATER for the largest and the best
case OF peaches on exhibition, while
William JeppsOn received one dollar
for the largest and best Elbertas a
number OF smaller prizes were also dis
tributed. The liberia peach is one
universally grown in the orchards here
on account OF lis shipping quality.
About so car loads Of Elbertas have
been sent out OF Brigham City this
season.
The ballgams On the afternoon be-
tween ahe Bountiful ana Wellsyille
teams was won by the former by O.
score OF 10 10 s.
". o. Knudseu has returned from nls
trip TO California and the irrigation
congress where De- exhibited some OF
the peaches raised In his orchard at
Brigham city foi which he was award
ed three price, two very fine silver
trophies, and Sl09 in cash. one cup
was for the best display of peaches
from a farm irrisaLDd by pumps ana
one FOR the nest display Of peaches
irrigated by electric power The cash
prize OF 800 was for display from one
Individual orchard.
nj. l. A. convention wu b. held in
brigham city sept ~
A farewell social iu honor or Joseph
Baird and Wilford Andersen was siy-
en in the Third wand halL Friday eve
ming. "a purse OF $3.50 was given 90 the
youug men TO help paT their fare %
their fields OF labor Elder Baird ha1
already left for Scandinavia, while
Elder Andersen leaves u few days
Tor German
AN lNkHifFAiNh N'''hi'N Ni"HH ."llfI
euCe was held U me STAKE tabernacle
last sunday
The schools o. tUr county hill omen
next Monday hoIuIug sept 23.
The sugar factory at Garland viii
begin the run for ihr season Tuesday.
DNf. T.
The funeral service over thc remain.
~ Mr Julius q a. A. kphNer who
died al Thatcher INl saay sept d.
Non. half iu fha brigham civ ThIrl
ward nestinghouse. sunday at 4 q. pan.
Hifhuu LORENZO ~, s.Inl taking chargs
Tne snea keff Ncre Bishop James MOI
nen III rhuchsl Elarf william Hors
ley John ID Peters William Ieppson
Louis a. kelsrh. Bishop Thomas IA
Blackburn ana oIeeu oluhl ana "a
A. Iorsley OF rhC stake presidency
line baby loy came tO tle bono
az ML ANA Mif Jesse Va nolpca
rally Thurfdal mnIniuH. Tile st0rk an
so visited tha homo uf Mi sGd Me
nenry Pctt THE wees.