The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-08-08

county Dy one person; one Moline
Scotch Clipper pillow, value SIS.
Caldwell Clothing Company. Best
100 pounds potatoes, gold chain. value
S.. Potatoes winning prize to become
the property of the Caldwell Clothing
Company.
]. S. Harrington, real estate and
loans. Best lady horseback rider;
first, cash, $3.50; second, cash, $3.50.
Caldwell Lumber Company. Boys
relay foot-race. Open to any team of
anyschool in Canyon county; four
boys to team; distance, one mile;
each boy to run one-quarter of a mile;
cash, $40.
Rayne G Mesler. Ladies' hitching-
up contest, single horse; rocking
chair.
Fair Store, the place to save money.
Ladies' nail-driving contest, each lady
to drive 10 nails; pair Of shoes, value,
$500.
M. E. Gilgan, millinery. Best piece
of Teneriffe work, table cover; hat,
value, $40.
Boyes-Beck Hardware Company.
Ladies' saddle-horse race, one-half
mile, for Canyon county horses only,
race horses barred; outfit for fire.
place, value, $40.
Idaho Implement Co., harness de-
partment. Mems hitching-up contest,
double team; merchandise, value, $40.
Dorman Land Company, owners
Mountain View addition, Caldwell,
Idaho, will give for the best exhibits,
as follow: Six ears field corn, ST.; six
ears sugar corn, 81; six ears pop corn,
81; six ears sorgum cane, 81. Also
for the following exhibits of seeds,
each kind to be put up in Economy
fruit jars, one-quart size: Best quart
of wheat, 81; best quart of oats, 81;
best quart of rye, ST.; best quart Of
barley, 81; best quart of alfalfa, 81;
best quart of timothy, 81; best quart
of red clover, 81; best quart of white
clover, 81; best quart of millet, 81;
best quart of blue grass, 81; best
quart of orchard grass, 81; best quart
of Kaffir corn, 81; best quart of small
white beans, 81; best quart of brown
beans, 81. Dry land department: Best
quart of wheat, 81; best quart of oats,
81; best quart of rye, 81; best quart
of barley, 81; best quart of beans, 81;
best quart of alfalfa, 81; best six ears
of corn, 81; best six heads milo, 81;
best six stalks sorgum cane, 81; best
one bundle field peas, 81; best peck of
potatoes, 81; best lot of vegetables, 81.
Farm and garden products: Cabbage,
heaviest specimen, 81; carrots ID,
heaviest specimen, SOC; caulifiower
Q), heaviest specimen, soc; cucumber
CD, heaviest specimen, SOC; egg plant
Q), heaviest specimen, soc; potatoes
(5), heaviest specimen, soc; pumpkin
Q), heaviest specimen, 81; onions (5),
heaviest specimen, soc; parsnips co.,
heaviest specimen, soc; watermelon
O, heaviest specimen, 81; musk
melon %, heaviest specimen, 81; can
taloupe (D, heaviest specimen, 81;
nutmeg ~, heaviest specimen, 81;
beets ~, heaviest specimen, soc;
mangle wurtzel (D, heaviest speci-
men, soc; squash ~, heaviest speci-
men, 81; sun flower ID, heaviest
specimen, 81. This collection will be
used for display purposes after the
fair Is over.
These exhibits must be placed In the
Dorman Land Company's space in the
exposition building in the manner pre-
scribed, and the exhibits winning the
prizes shall become the property of
the Dorman Land Company.
Baker & Harris, groceries, grain
and mill feed, will give one of their
fine 50-piece dinner sets to any couple
in Canyon county who will get mar
ried on the fair grounds, the cere-
mony to be performed in the grand
stand Thursday, October s, 1908, at
$3.50 p. m, neither of the contracting
parties to be over 80 years of age.
Model Furniture Company, furniture
and house furnishings, funeral direct
ing and embalming, will give a fine
cabinet valued at $25 to any
couple in Canyon county who will get
on the fair grounds, the cere-
mony to be performed in the grand
stand, Thursday, October s. 1908. at
? 80 p. m, neither Of the contracting
parties to be over 80 years of age.
F. H. Bowen, optician and jeweler,
will give at the baby show to the baby
taking first prize, a gold chain and
locket; to the baby taking second
prize, gold ring.
s. s Judd owner of Shiradola Tor