The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-10-13
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The winners of these specials fol-
low:
Precinct exhibit, class First
premium, 500, won by Emmett; sec
and premium, SIS, won by Nampa.
Precinct exhibit, class First
premium 500, won by Homestead;
second premium SIS, won by Fargo.
Hannah special Poland China pig
for best Poland China exhibited-won
by Henry Hannah of Caldwell.
Caldwell Commercial Bank, for
best draft team-hrst prize SIS, won
by w. F. Howard, Roswell; second
prize SIS, won by A. ]. Mumford;
third prize, $40, won by w. c. Par
ker, Caldwell.
Caldwell Milling & Elevator COM
pany, for best Turkey Red wheat,
three barrels Wigwam, won by A. J.
Marsh, Caldwell; for best blue stem
wheat, three barrels Wigwam, won
by L. L. Young, Nampa; best club
wheat, three barrels Hollyhock, won
by V. D. Hannah, Notus.
Caldwell Lumber company. E.
Miller, Caldwell, won SIS for comb
honey; ]. H. Mclaughlin won SIS
for best 100 pounds spuds.
Western National Bank-V. D.
Hannah, Notus, won $40 for best
sheaf of wheat; L. L. Young, Nampa,
won SIS for second best sheaf
Caldwell Planning MILL. E. Miller,
Caldwell, won SIS bee hives for best
display honey.
P. E. Smith-Emmett Commercial
club won S. for best box Rambos,
and SIS for best box Spitzenbergs.
Caldwell Paint and Paper company
w E. Boulton, Caldwell, won SIS
paint for sweepstake Jersey cow.
Joe Wilhamson-Mrs. A. G. Street
Caldwell, won 81 shoes for winning
first prize on butter.
Nampa Nursery-Chesney Miller
Nampa, won $40 nursery stock for
best two boxes winter apples ex-
hibited; Metcalf & Nicholas, Nampa
won SIS nursery stock for second best
two boxes winter apples.
NJ Alexander-J. H. Mclaughlin
Caldwell, won SIS Stetson hat for best
Jersey calf; w. f. Boulton, Cald-
we'll, won $3.50 for second premium.
Racket Store-M. A. Hoover, Cald-
well, won flower vase for cut flowers
Mrs. Edgar Meek, Caldwell, won sec
ond prize.
Idaho Title & Trust company-Em-
NETT Commercial club won SIS for
best packed apples.
Botllin & Harmon-Mrs. Ethe
Snodgrass, Caldwell, won $3.50 for
assortment stencil work; and $25C
for single piece stencil work.
Idaho Meat company-H. ]. Cort-
ner, Payette, won SO for best YEA
calf.
Jones Furniture. company-W. F
Howard, Roswell, won $40 mattress
for best yearling draft colt
First National Bank-Farmer &
Skillern, Weiser, won SIS for best
coarse wool buck; V. D. Hannah, No
tus, won S. for best fine wool buck.
Cakes Bros-Metcalf & Nicholas
Nampa, won So shoes for best onions
and potatoes.
Hardwood Creamery company-W
E. Boulton, Caldwell, won $40 fol
herd showing best years record o.
butter fat.
Saratoga News Stand-Harold Jes
ter, Caldwell, won volumes on "Mis
sion Furniture, How to Make 1t" fol
best exhibit boys carpentry work.
Kahn, the Clothier-C. Anderson
Caldwell, won Sc merchandise fol
largest potatoes; Emmett Commercial
club won 81 MERCHANDISE for second
largest potatoes.
Jones & Lohlen-F. c. Erwin, Boise
won So robe for best single driver
American National Bank-W. E
Boulton, Caldwell, won $3.50 for
best herd Jersey cattle.
Aven's Department Store-Payette
Commercial club won SIS shoes for
best Pearmain apples; Mrs. Frost,
Caldwell, won SIS hat for best three
glasses jelly.
F. H. Bowen, Jewelers. for best
baby in general appearance, won by
Mrs. Jack Riddle; s. for largest baby,
won by Mrs Mona Zeigler; 81 for
smallest baby, won by Mrs. T. L. Will
liams; 81 for baby with reddest hair.
won by Mrs. Jack Watkins. Mr.
Bowen gave box of gold baby pins
for each baby entered in the baby
show, and ice cream to the judges.
Dorman Land company-Emmett
Commercial club won 81 for best half
bushel corn, and s. for largest squash;