The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-10
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usual as all pictures exhibited or
which had taken prizes at any pre-
vious fair were religiously excluded
and those on exhibition were all en-
tirely new, some excellent sketches
were among them and our neighboring
towns competed for the prizes. We
note ribbons on some from Payette
and Nampa. The china painting and
burnt wood work was especially in
tesesting and quite a number of en-
tries were made in this department.
The school children and children's
home work department showed excel
lent work on the part of the children,
the work ranging from map drawing,
weaving, paper cutting and clay mod
elling to dressmaking, free hand draw
ing, domestic science and manual
training. Franklin school exhibited
miniature house completely furnished
which was the work of the school chill
dren of that school and 1t proudly
bears the blue ribbon for that kind Of
work. The most exquisite work on
exhibition however was in the needle
work department and fully demon
strated to all that the women of Can
yon County can compete with anyone
in the State. Payette sent Mrs. Will
liams up from there with suit cases
full OF fancy work and the partial list
below surely shows the ability of the
women Of that locality in this art.
The following is a partial list of
the premiums awarded in the women
and children's department, with the
exception of the floral and fine arts.
which is a complete list.
Fine Arts. Prizes.
Oil paintings-langscape, Louise Jul
nor, first.
, Figures-Mrs. F. M. Greenfield, first,
Elizabeth McNeilly, Nampa, second.
, Flowers-Mrs Estelle Munroe. first,
| Mrs. f. NJ. Greenfield. second.
Water colors-landscape Louise Ju-
nor, first; Miss Jessie Cook, second.
/ Marine-Ann Roadway, first; Mrs.
. Lloyd Northam, second.
Il Animals-Grace Smith, Nampa, first.
a Figures-Grace Smith, Nampa, first:
e Grace Smith, Nampa, second.
r Flowers-Louise JUNIOR, first; Ann
+" Roadway, second.
Y Pastel-landscape, Mrs. AL Sutton,
: first; Mrs. e. P. JUNIOR, second.
= Hand painted china-cup and saucer,
e Mrs. f. p. JUNIOR, first.
Set OF 3 pieces-Mrs. e. p. JUNIOR,
: first; Mrs. H. w. Dorman, second.
d Vase-Mrs. Ella st. Clair, first; Mrs.
|, H. w. Dorman, second.
d Best single piece-Mrs. E. P. JUNIOR,
first; Mrs, Ella st. Clair, second.
Best plate-Mrs. E. p. JUNIOR, first
Mrs. M. A. Roberts, second.
70 Berry set-Mrs. e. p. JUNIOR, first
If Burnt wood-Best burnt wood, Mrs
ii E.G Carr, first; Mabel Dutton, sec.
N ond
rs Best burnt leather-Miss Mercer.
Kodaks-Exhibit Kodak pictures, Miss
e, Mercer, first; Mrs. Alberta Fuss
n, second.
Y, Best single Kodak-Mrs. Albert,
. Fuss, first; w. b. Compton, Middle
iy ton, second.
q, 6 photos by amateurs-Miss Mercer
IS Crayons-Crayon portrait-Mrs. H. J
Cortner, Payette, first.
,e, Plush pillow-Mabel Dutton. first
III Mabel Dutton, second.
~, Burnt wood with hand carved letter
-Payette exhibit
II, Fancy Work.
a. Corset cover-Lalla Bedford. Caldwell
first, $1.00.
3d. Hemstitched table cover-Lalla Bed
u' ford, Caldwell, soc.
n Hardinger-Mrs. Steffen, Nampa, frs
u 500.
Lace lunch-Mrs. Steffen, Nampa, fir'
$100.
oh Lace lunch-Mrs. Steffen, Nampa SCI
ond, soc.
Centerpiece-Mrs Steffen, Namp
first, $1.O0.
The Button holes-Mrs. NJ. G. Rockwell
i'd Caldwell. first, 500.
We Crochet bedspread-Mrs. E. T. Allie
ect Payette. second. soc.
n, Home slippers-Mrs. Z. T. Allen, Pa
ITS cite, second, soc.
en-, Corset cover-Mrs. d. r. Seawe
the Payette, second. soc.
,r,s Pillow shams-Mrs. ID. r. Seawe
his Payette, second, SOC.
ave Drawn work table cloth-Mrs. s.
the Williams, Payette. first, s1.O0.
ok Knit bed spread-Mrs. s. Say, Payet
. is first, 800.
last Crazy PATCHWORK quiit-Mrs' w.
chaLa Davatta sacOnd h0c