The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-10-29

Grand Fr1ZeS.
Fruit State of Idaho.
Vegetables State Of Idaho.
General horticultural display for
season Ada county.
Fruit and vegetables-Nez Perez
county.
Gold Medals.
Fruit and bles-Kootenai
county.
Prunes DR.. H. p Ustick, Ada
county.
Prunes -McBurney Furit company,
Ada county.
Prunes-E. H. Starn, Ada county.
General vegetable display Of seas
onAda county.
Grapes Robert Schiercher, Nez
Perez county.
Sugar beets N. Sungins, Bingham
county.
Prunes-I. B. Perrine, Twin Falls
county.
Prunes-Oliver & Keolsch, Ada
county.
Silver Medals.
Tomatoes. D. Ellis, Nez Perece
county.
Fruit-A ]. Tartar.
Prunes-C. ]. Smell.
Apples--O. F. Smith, Bingham
county.
Prunes and squash-Job Miller,
Ada county.
Vegetables G. Dewey.
Prunes-L. Smitchger, Ada coun-
| ty.
Vegetables A. P. Kiser, Ada
county.
Bronze Medals.
PrunesA Hertzler, Nez Perce
county.
Grapes--L. l.. Haynes, Nez Perez
county.
| Fruit-Arthur Vansicklin.
Vegetables Washington county.
| Fruit II Blessing, Kootenai coun-
Onions Jenning Bros, Ada Coun-
ty.
PrunesG. w. Phillips, Ada
county.
Beets Herbert Aldridge, Ada
4 county.
1 Watermelons--D. R. Benton, Ada
county.
/ Apples George Ward, Bingham
county.
1 Rhubarb- Salvador Miranda, Nez
! Perez county.
4 OnionsP. H. Mullarky, Nez Perez
county.
Prunes ". w. Sander, Nez Perez
county.
Potatoes y. A. Taylor, Bingham
county.
Honorable Mention
Vegetables Soldiers Home, Ada
county.
Potatoes.
All things considered, the record Of
Idaho at the exposition has never
been equalled, and there are many
other matters that are pertinent tt
this record aside from the prizes tina
have been awarded.
The Idaho building, despite some
j reports from some sources to the
contrary, was decidedly the mos
popular place on the grounds.
\ In speaking of this feature yes
terday, one of Bosses business mer
said: For nearly two months WI
camped across the lake from the STATE
building and 1t was our habit to taxi
4 our lunch and &c there to eat. A
the approach of lunch time you coul(
see people coming from all dire ,tion'
to rest and refresh themselves at thu
Idaho building. AS many expressed
it, it was about the only place tina
they felt at home. The building wa
ideal; the exhibits were fine, and tn,
treatment accorded the visitors mos
characteristic in its hospitality.
The Commissioner Thanked
AS an additional warrant of tn,
esteem in which Idahos commission
er, A. d. McKinlay, Is held by tn
officers in charge of the exposition
that gentleman has received the fol
lowing letter under date of Octobe
Is from A. Nadeau, the director gen
Il eral.
For the officers of the exposition
and myself, wish to thank you 70
the skillful efforts you have made II
using the Idaho building to be cen
ter of attraction on the exposition
grounds. / am convinced that tn
gain of permanent benefits that will
follow Idaho's participation will NOR
than realize your hopes along thes
. lines.
"Rin!lv convey to Governor Bead
our appreciation Of the splendid CO
. operation 10 has AZ ~ times give
the exposition. We also feel tina
we owe a deEt OF s. latitude to your
self and asspciatcs:, the Idaho build
I ing for their very helpful and gener
Gus support. %a
''It is impossible to estimate"
) prominent official said yesterday, 9Th
benefits that Idaho will receive as
} result of this splendid advertising
Already the wonders of this sage
brush and desert land are being talk
! ed of in every place in the Uric
where people congregate. 1t is evi
J dent to that great agency, the res
i estate man, which ever has its tinge
upon the public pulse, and the yer
winds seem to whlsper of the great
ness of the Idaho of the future