The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-10-13
premium winners At Canyons 1911 AGRICULTURAL EXPOSTT1]

first; H. A. Griffith, Caldwell. second.
Long woods, buck-Farmer & Skill,
learn, Weiser, first and second.
Buck, one year, under two-Farmer
& Skillern, Weiser, first and second.
/ Ewe-Farmer & Skillern, first and
second.
! One buck and three ewes-Farmel
& Skillern, first and second.
One buck and three eve lambs
Farmer & Skillern, first and second.
Display long wool sheep-Farmer &
Skillern, first and second.
Fat sheep-Pen four fat pure bred
wethers or ewes-Farmer & Skillern,
Weiser first; w. c. Frazier, Nampa.
second.
Display grade sheep, not less than
Ifve-Farmer & Skillern, Weiser, first
Adam Blackstock was judge Of
sheep.
Premium Winners-Farm Products.
Sage-Frank Huett, Caldwell, first;
Emmett Commercial club, second.
Asparagus-H. H. Mossman, Mani
pa, first; Frank Huett, Caldwell, sec
ond.
Ochre-Metcalf & Nicholas, Nampa,
first.
| Garden lemon-Mrs w. A. Baker,
Parma, first; Metcalf &. Nicholas
Nampa, second.
Vegetable huckleberry display E.
M. Allen, Parma, first
Table beets-Metcalf & Nicholas,
Nampa, first; Emmett Commercial
club, second
Largest and heaviest head cabbage
: Harry Bassett, Jordan Valley, first,
Metcalf & Nicholas, Nampa, second.
Cabbage display-E. G. Packard,
Nampa, first;Metcalf & Nicholas
t Nampa, second.
Carrots, two or more varieties-Met-
' calf & Nicholas, Nampa, first; EN-
r NETT Commercial club, second
Celery-Metcalf & Nicholas, Nampa
first; Emmett Commercial club, sec
ond.
:. Caulihower-Metcalf & Nicholas
r Nampa, first; G. w. Broadmerkle
Nampa, second.
Table cucumbers-Metcalf & Mich
= olas, Nampa, first; H, N. Obendorf
Parma, second.
! Cucumber for pickling-Metcalf &
Nicholas, Nampa, first; J. D. Quick
!. Caldwell, second.
t Egg plant-H. E. Whifin, Middle
ton, first; Emmett Commercial club
4 second.
a Pepper display-Metcalf & Nicholas
Nampa, first.
: Potato display-Payette CONNER
a cial club, first.
Sweet potatoes-Emmett CONNER
: cial club, first; Metcalf & Nicholas
' Nampa, second.
(: Pumpkin display-Metcalf & Mich
olas, Nampa, first; c. w. Seydell, Mid.
dleton, second.
: Largest pumpkin-Albert Machos
Nampa, first; Mrs. c. o. Myers, Par
d ma, second.
:, Onion display-Emmett CONNER.
:, cial club, first; D. K. Hosack, NamPa
second.
Yellow onions-Metcalf & Nicholas
n Nampa, first; Payette Commercial
: club, second.
White onions-Metcalf & Nicholas
=. Nampa, first.
n Red onions-Metcalf & Nicholas
: Nampa, first; Payette Commercial
!. club, second.
:, Parsnips-Metcalf & Nicholas
Nampa, first.
e Watermelons, half dozen-Emmet
Commercial club, first; o. w. Hos
kins, second.
|, Watermelon, largest-Emmett Com
mercial club, first; Payette CONNER
:, cial club, second.
), Rocky Ford melons-C. H. McCan
dless, Nampa, first; Frank Sanford
: Nampa, second.
Nutmegs-V. D. Hannah, Notus
;. first.
Sweet corn-Emmett Commercial
|, club, first; Metcalf & Nicholas, Nam
pa, second.
!. Popcorn-Payette Commercial club
first; Metcalf & Nicholas, Nampa
second.
Mangel wurzel-Payette CONNER
cial club, first; Emmett Commercial
club, second.
: Table squash-E. c. Parker, Nam
pa, first; Metcalf & Nicholas, Nampa
second.
Largest squash-Charles Veheln
Nampa, first; Payette Commercial
club, second.
Sunfower-V D. Hannah, Notus
first; Metcalf & Nicholas, Nampa
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