Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-09-16
HO! FOR THE
HAGERMAN FAIR
LARGE NUMBER OF PREMIUMS
TO BE GIVEN 10 EXHUTORS
YOU HAD BETI ER ATTEND

The promoters Of the Lincoln
County Industrial Exposition are
woi king hard and sparing no effort
IT, make the fair at Hagerman a
complete success. Lincoln county
should turn out and have full lin
Of exhibits for it is the desire to
make this a yearly feature Of this
county.
Governor Brady and Ex-Congress
man French have promised to be
present and speak ON the opening
day. Mr.. Hawley and other noted
speakers will be present on the
second day, while the genial Major
Reed will be on hand as a general
utility man to fill in any gap.
Following is a list of the judges
selected for the different classes Of
exhibits:
Glass A-Horses and Sheep: DR..
W. L. Carlyle, John Curran and
Hon. Fred w. Hastings.
Glass B-Hogs: Prof. E. J. Idd-
ings, Hon. Fred w. Hastings and
Charles Dilatush.
Glass C-Poultry and Pet Stock:
Miller Purvis, w. n. Hardwick and
w. L. COltharp.
Glass D-F'ruit: J. NJ. Staples, W.
H. Clifford and C. H. GravestOck.
Glass E-Grasses and Grains: Prof.
L. c.. Aicher, Ralph SchneelOch and
p. N. Niles.
Glass F-Vegetables: Morrison
Aitken, P E. Dusault, E. NJ Bell.
Glass G-Honey: Geo. Martin, E.
C. Sax, Clyde Utterback.
Glass H - Canned Fruits, JelIies
and Preserves: Mrs. Adam Mye.
Mrs. Frank Dewitt and Mrs. Nellie
McCaffrey.
The following are the North Side
special premiums and apply only to
the North Side tract residents:
Given by d. c. MacWatters: $40
for best farm team; So second best.
Given by Major Fred R. Reed: $40
best display of potatoes, any vari-
ETY.; $40 for best display of grain.
Given by P. S. A. Bickel: $40 for
best display of grasses.
Given by North Side News: $40
for best display of chickens, any
kind
There will be demonstrations of
orchard heating by H. w. Davis,
showing the principle of heating
by the smudge pot method, that
saved the Grand Valley of Colora-
do million dollars this year.
Following are the Wendell specia
premiums. Any North Side tract
exhibitor living west of Jerome who
wins in open competition in the
classes named below will be given
special premiums by Wendell busi-
ness men, as follows:
Exhibitor taking greatest number
of premiums, Wendell State Bank,
$40 in gold.
Most prizes on poultry, Wendell
Mercantile Co., merchandise s5.
Best sheaf of Oats, Weeter Lum-
ber Co., gallons of paint.
Best peck of wheat, Erpolding
Dept. Store, S. Stetson hat.
Biggest pumpkin, Fussner and
Kaufman, box of choice cigars.
Best pound of home made butter,
Hub Hardware Co., churn s..
Best six ears of field corn, Full |
lerton & Watson, merchandise SO.
Largest head of cabbage, Fuller
ton & Watson, merchandise 81.
Most premiums on potatoes, Ed
redge Clothing Co., pair of Flor
sheim shoes IS.
Best sheaf of seed alfalfa. Ostran-
der Lumber Co.. 50.
The Hub City Irrigationist gives
packages of printed to order sta
tionery. 200 letter heads and envel-
opes to match for each of the fol-
loving exhibits:
Pest three squashes.
Best jar of mixed pickles.
Best Jersey cow.
Best Holstein COW.
Best Guernsey cow.
Best matched team of mules.
Best pen of r. |. Reds.
Best pen of black Minorcas.
Best pen of Plymouth Rocks.
Best pen of Leghorns.
Best six red onions.
Best six white onions.
Pest SIX tomatoes.
Best six cucumbers.
Best stalks of sorghum.
This part of the county has en-