American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-10-03

~. olueob hidiIieu couple oll SiouiluS, ]
s5-rocker; second oldest married couple, /
s5-j jardaneiere, by American Falls Fur /
niture Co. -Obed Alvord, first; ]. H
Byington, second.
IL. For largest and best display of
grasses, all varieties, SO worth of ma
tive lumber; second, S. in native lum-
Der, by Bowen-Petro Co. Award not
ascertained.
IL. For box of largest apples picked
for market, SIPS in merchandise; sec
ond largest, 70 cents in merchandise, by
Golden Rule Store. &C. A. Warner,
first; ]. H. Byington, second.
13. For best display of dry farm po-
tatoes, not less than six, any variety,
So time certificate of deposit; second
best, 81 time certificate of deposit, by
First National Bank; third prize, three
six-months' subscriptions to American
Falls Press, to different addresses, by
0. H. Barber. Award not ascertained.
IA. For best display of irrigated po-
tatoes, not less than six, any variety,
So time certificate of deposit; second
best, 81 time certificate Of deposit, by
Evans State Bank; third prize, three
six-months' subscriptions to American
Falls Press, to different addresses, by
o. H. Barber. Award not ascertained.
Is. For the largest pumpkins, not
less than three, SIPS; second largest,
70 cents, by w. D. .Barnhart. Award
not ascertained.
16. For the largest squash, any va
riety, souvenir spoon; second largest,
alarm clock, by G. E. Widsteen. e. j.
Twomey, first; S. C. Winters, second.
II. For best quart apple jelly, S3-hat;
second best, chiffon veil, by Mrs. ]. r.
Bowen. Mrs. c. ]. Bergstrom, first;
Mrs. L. Hunt, second.
49, For best peach preserves, s3-hat;
second best, Merry Widow veil, by Bon
Ton Millinery. Miss Eleanor White,
/ first
10. For best specimen canned cher
ries and peaches, 81; second best, 80
cents, by Oliver House. Minnie Warn
er, first; Eliza Mcbride, second.
20. For best specimens canned prunes
and tomatoes, 81; second best, 80 cents,
by Cottage Hotel. Minnie Warner,
first; Eliza Mcbride, second.
81 For largest half dozen turnips,
| 81; second largest, 81, by w. B. Jacobs
Barber Shop. Thomas Richardson, first
with six turnips weighing 81 IL pounds;
Homer Pease, second with six weighing
p 1-2 pounds.
%. For largest half dozen table
beets, 81; second largest, 81, by S. & S.
Barber Shop. j. H. Byington, first
with six table beets weighing Is 80
pounds; C. A. Warner, second with six
weighing 3-4 pounds.
%. For the greatest amount of but
ter made from two quarts of cream, q
cents; second greatest, 80 cents, by
Mrs. West. Restaurant. Mrs. c. F.
Smith, first T. L. Jones & Sons, sec.
ond.
a. For best layer cake made by any
girl IS or under, 81; second best, 81
cents, by Mrs. Bevan's RESTAURANT =
Award not ascertained.
%. For best display of house plants
order for S4 in dental work; second best
order for g in dental work, by DR.
Ferguson. &C. H. Hartley, first Mrs
: D. Machines, second.
26. For largest display of jams anC
jellies, $3; second largest, s.; thir.
largest, one years subscription t,
Power City Times, by Times Publishing
Company. Award not ascertained.
q. For the largest and heaviest 81,
apples, 81; second largest and heaviest
81, by Remington Hotel. &C. w. Stang
er, first; H. P. Frodsham, second.
F.; Is. For largest mangel wurzel, S2
second largest. 81, by DIR. R. F. Moth
f Homer Pease, first.
%. For best peck of Early Ohio po
tatoes, 81; second best, IS cents, by J
; S. Abercrombie. i Award not ascer
tained.
: 30. For best box of Jonathan apples
81; second best, 81, by Attorney Floyt
E. Winter. &C. w. Stanger. first; n
n award for second.
5 81. For best peck Turkey Red wheat
' SIPS; second best, IS cents, by Cleve
!. lands Livery. Award not ascertained
81. For the best peck of Sonor
> wheat, ST. second best, IS cents, b
E. j. Twomey Marvin Tyler, first
Jim Frodsham, second; c. J. Bergstrom
third.
SO. For the best peck of Gold Col
wheat. 50; second best, 81, by o. H
Barber. Homer Pease, first; A. {
Cooney, second.
"a. For the best peck of Early Ros
potatoes. ornamented fruit cake; sec
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