The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-06-26

premiums offered to date. AS the list
will remain open a few days longer,
there may be some additions; if so,
we will publish them next week.
Special Premiums.
Idaho Implement & Grain CO.-The
Implement Department will give
$4,000 in merchandise for the best
exhibit of vegetables and small
fruit raised under the pumping
system Of irrigation, wind mills,
gas engines or electric motor to be
the motive power. Barbed wire
is not included in this premium.
NJ. L. Gilgan.-Will give to the girl be-
tween IL and Is years of age, S.
in cash for the best collection Of
needle work to consist of one
darned sock, one button-hole, and
one patch. (All hand work.
Idaho Implement & Grain Cocoon
bination ladies' hitching-up con-
test and 1s-mile trot, single horse
and rig. to enter, to start. The
Harness Department will give to
the lady winning this contest one
set of single harness, value $13, or
its equivalent in merchandise in
Harness Department. Horses to
be harnessed to rig by driver in
front of Grand Stand and driven
once around track, finishing under
wire.
The Western National Bank.-$1O.OO
for best sheaf of wheat; $500 for
second best. Sheaf to be at least
80 inches around at tie, to be
grown in Canyon county and each
individual sheaf to be taken from
single field and bear the name Of
the variety.
Idaho Meat COmpany.-Will give for
the best veal calf weeks old or
under, list premium, cash $500;
I'd premium, cash $500.
The Purity Candy HOuSe.-Ladies' po-
tato race. LIST premium, BIB. box
candy; I'd premium, 2-fb. box can
dy.
Gordon & AdamS.-Will give for the
best exhibit of poultry trio, one
cock, two hens, any breed, cash,
$3.50.
OakeS BrOS.-For the best exhibit of
eyelet embroidery executed by a
girl 16 years or under, list prem
ium, cash $500; I'd premium, 81.
ChaS. j. SinSel.-Will give for the best
five crates of Italian prunes five
dollars in gold. Grading and
packing to be points of judging.
NJ. AlexAnder.-Will give for the best
Jersey calf under 8 months of
age, a Stetson hat.
The Nampa NurserieS.-Offers for the
three best boxes of winter apples
exhibited by the grower: list prem
ium, $40 worth of nursery stock;
I'd premium, S. worth of nursery
stock. Style of packing and quail
ity to be considered. Nurserymen
barred from competing.
Chas. s. DOan.-Will give five dollars
in gold for the best exhibit of ele-
mentary woodwork or bench work
in wood to the pupil in any public
school of Canyon county, under
the high school grade. All work
must be made during the year
1909.
The FamOus.-Will give $40 in gold for
the best 2-fb. roll of country but
| ter-creamery butter barred.
Meranda, the TailOr.-Will give for the
| best plate of peaches and the
best plate of pears, $500 cash
Peaches and pairs winning to be.
come the property of w. w. Me.
randa.
Bon Ton Millinery.-Will give for the
three best varieties of jellies: Isl
premium, SO in merchandise; I'd
premium, 81 in merchandise.
BOtkin & Blake.-For the best collec-
ton of ten Kodak pictures taken
by an amateur resident of Canyon
county, Kodak supplies amounting
to So.
Royal Cafe.-For the largest and heav'
lest pumpkin, $500 meal ticket
Winning pumpkin to go to the
Royal Cafe.
Caldwell Lumber COmpany.-$5.0O IL
cash for the oldest married couple
in years married; $500 cash tt
the youngest married couple il
years of age. Contestants to ap
pear in front of the Grand Stant
Friday, October 8, 1909, at p. IN