The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-06

Yellow Transparent, first. Plate Of
Jeanette Rose, first, Jonathan. first.
Red June, second, Mahan. first.
Gano, second, Ben Davis. first. Plate
Haas epples. first. Plate Rambo. sec
ond.
Concord, first. Green Mt, first.
| Plums.
Lombard first, De Soto second.
T. E. Rowe.
Apples. Wine Sap, first.
Plums, Lombard, second. Minor,
second, German Prune, second.
Thomas Dinsmore.
Moore's Arctic plum, first.
Mrs Charles S. Swink, Plate Gano
apples first
Mrs. E. R. Bliss, Miner plums
first.
Charles Won Rosenberg. wild
plums, first
J. w. Dillon.
Plums. Hawkeye first. De Soto
first, Forest Garden first, Moore's
Arctic. second. Wolf Arctic, first.
German Prune first.
Best display of plums. ]. W. Dill
Ion.
j. w Dillon also took second
prize on the Yellow Transparent
apples.
Awards in Art Department
There was a fairly large display
of work in the art department but
as between the brush and the needle
one would Judge by the number OF
the exhibits that Weld county
women preferred the latter. The
art exhibit was arranged with good
taste, however, by Miss Blanche
Irons, the superintendent Of the de-
partment, and gave q needed bit of
color to the appearance OF the
women's building which was throng-
ed with visitors throughout the fair.
| Prof Ernesti of the State Normal
was judge OF this department and
awarded the prizes as follows:
Mrs. Emily Boyce Gross. life study
animals. lot 2. first prize: landscape
marine. second prize.
Mrs. B. S. Genge. best collection
OF hand painted china. first and sec
ond. Best collection of painted
fruits. first
Mrs. Amanda Kutzleb. picture oi
animals. second.
Mrs. C. L. Carter. landscape. first
Elmer Turner. still life. from nature
lot 2. first, Mrs. E. 8. Pinney, lot 2
still life from nature. first: paste
landscape. lot 3 second.
Mrs. J. H. Woolf. portrait life
study. first, second; l-ndscape lot
first: still life. lot 1, from nature
first.
]. M. Lewis. life study animals
lot 1. first: life study water colors
lot 2, second; landscape, lot 3. first
fruit, lot 3, second; fruit. lot 8
first; fruit, first
Alberta Condor, water color. rose
lot 2.
Prize Winners in Stock
The splendid exhibit of horses a
the Weld county fair erected mucl
enthusiasm. The breeding stock wa
especially fine and showed that tn
farmers of Weld county are nj
longer content with second clas
stock for draft horses ON thei
farms. The stables at the fai
interest and the fine procession o
fancy stock that paraded in front o
the grand stand daily was one of tn
most satisfactory exhibits of tn
whole fair. The owners of the stocl
took much care In presenting thei
animals and many OF the horse
were decked out with bright rib
bons and groomed until they shon
like satin.
The cattle exhibit was not larg
however and the next year the farm
ers and stock growers say that thi
will not be the case for there ar
excellent cattle as we'll as horses Il
the county.
r. ]. Hall was superintendent o
the horse department and George
Goulding of Denver was the Judge
The following are the awards made
J. M. Sherwood, grade yearlinl
draft mare first: Leroy Baird. grad
draft mare. first; both under lot 9
Fred Root. grade year mare. 10
10, first
Chester Blunt. three year oil
mule, lot 16, first.
Charles De6ke, best draft mare
lot 9. hrst.
Sucking colt. nrst and secon'
prizes.
| D. c. Criegg. Grade roadster mare
hrst.
= b. Dhksy. Bi.nars. with thre'