The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-28
SUPERINTENDENT
ARE APPOINTED
COMMITTEES AND DIVISION SU-
PERINTENDENTS APPOINTED
FOR THE FAIR,

Under Way-OhiclalS Feel Highly
Encouraged Over the Outlook for
This Year-Many New Men in
Charge Of the Departments.
The directors of the Canyon Coun-
ty Fair Association are now engaged
in the revision OF the premium list
for the fair this year. The work
will soon be completed. The prem
ium list will follow the general lines
of previous years, although 1t will
be greatly enlarged. The expert
ence gained at former fairs will be
utilized. There will be a number
of changes in classifications and a
great increase in the number of
premiums. In many instances the
amounts of the premiums have been
materially increased. The premium
list for the coming fair will be the
most complete in the history of -
organization, and will be larger and
better than that of any western as
ISOLATION.
Wednesday representative Of the
Tribune called on Secretary q. A.
Clark for the purpose of ascertaining
the progress made. Mr.. Clark says
that the work of revising the lists is
nearly completed. 1t has caused a
great amount of extra work but the
results will amply justify the tim
and labor expended. Everything
says Mr.. Clark, ''is coming along
fine. The people are greatly in
terested and the officers of the as
ISOLATION feel highly encouraged. We
will have the biggest and best fair
ever pulled of in Idaho in Caldwell
next fall
The division superintendent fol-
the fair this fall have been appoint.
ed. They are as follows:
Division A-Horses-J. e. Riddle
supt., Chas. Howard, assistant supt
Division B-Cattle-Adam Black
stock, supt.; M. w. Ollie, asst. supt
Division C-Sheep-V. D. Hannah
! Superintendent; Charles Metcalf, AS
sistant Superintendent.
Division D-Swine-J. H. Nc
Laughlin, Superintendent; M. A
Roberts, Assistant Superintendent.
Division E-Poultry-J. H. ElstoI
Superintendent.
Division F-Dairy-L. R. Clougn
: Superintendent.
Division -Apiary-Willis B
? Spencer, superintendent; ]. B. Payn
of Roswell, Assistant Superintendent
} Division H-Dry Land W. S
: Hawkes., superintendent; P. Z
Smith, Assistant Superintendent.
Division Farm and Garden
} Henry Hannah, Superintendent.
Division J-Orchard-J. r. Shinr
Il Nampa, Superintendent w. A. Georg
: Assistant Superintendent.
Division Kline Arts-Miss il
9 liza v. Finney, Superintendent.
Q Division L-Household-Mrs.
: L. Bryan, Superintendent; Mrs.
: s. Jackson, Assistant Superintendent
!. Division M-Women's Work-Mr
a Fred Boyes, Superintendent; Mr.
Il H. T. French, Assistant Superinten'
n emit.
D Division N-Children's Work
n Mrs. George H. Handy, superinten'
k emit.
Is Division o-Floral--Mrs. I.
Blnford, Superintendent; Mrs. r.
Madden, Assistant Superintendent
|. Division P-Babies-Miss Jenn
.e D. Wood. superintendent; Nj
le Juanita Stewart. Assistant Superb
le tendent.
in Division Q---Manufactures-B.
IL Holt. Superintendent; ]. L. Edle
70 son, Assistant superintendent.
20 Division R-Dogs--F. H, Bowe
I. Superintendent.
lg Mrs. 7. ID. Buckner, General .
st perintendent of Divisions X. L. N,
o, P,
st On Childrens' Work in Speci
as Premlums-Miss Mabel Grace Car
70 ton, superintendent; Miss BeattI
or Assistant Superintendent.
d, w. H. Redway, Superintendent
De Art Hall.
or H. d. Andrews, Superintendent
n Agricultural Hall.
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at q q. Davis has Just completed