The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-10-13

Metcalt q NlcnOlaSS Nampa, SeCOHu'
Shelled corn-V. D. Hannah, NotuS,
first; J. w. Herrin, Nampa, second.
Best 10 ears corn-Emmett Com
mercial club, first; J. E. Weeks, Par
ma, second.
White beans-H. w. Gilbert, Nam
pa, first; Metcalf & Nicholas, Nampa,
second.
Colored beans-Metcalf & Nicholas,
Nampa, second.
Alfalfa seed-l0 pounds-Payette
Commercial club, first; Emmett Com
mercial club, second.
Wheat display-V. D. Hannah, No
tus, first; Earl Murray, Caldwell, sec
ond.
Oats display-V. D. Hannah, Notus,
first; Metcalf & Nicholas, Nampa, sec
ond,
Corn display, stalks, E. Weeks,
Parma, first; Charles F. Ernst, Green
leaf, second.
Observation-Disclosures.
Alfalfa, best specimen-Metcalf &
Nicholas, Nampa, first; S. D. Carmen,
Parma, second.
Red clover, best specimen-V. D.
Hannah, Notus, first; H. w. Obendorf,
Parma, second.
Timothy, one bundle-V. D. Hannah
Notus, first; Emmett Commercial club,
Broom corn, one bundle-J. G. Gar
tin, Caldwell, first and second.
Hops display, 1911 crop-Otto Giese
Caldwell, first; Emmett Commercial
club, second.
Kaf6r corn-E. M. Allen, Parma
first; Emmett Commercial club, sec
ond.
Millet-Emmett Commercial club,
first; J. c, Hoff, Nampa, second.
Red Top-Frank Huett, Caldwell
first; Emmett Commercial club, sec
ond.
Sorghum cane, 10 stalks-Emmett
Commercial club, first; P. G. Henry,
Nampa, second,
Orchard grassy. D, Hannah, No
tus, first; Metcalf & Nicholas, Nam
pa, second.
Sweepstakes Winners,
Complete display of farm and gar
den vegetables grown by farmer or
amateur, not less than Is varieties, no
duplicate-First prize, SIS, won by
Metcalf & Nicholas, Nampa; second
prize, $40, won by V. D. Hannah, No
tus,
Largest and most artistically ar
ranged collection of grains and grasses
not less than Is specimens, no dupli-
cates-First prize, SIS, won by V. D,
Hannah & Sons, Notus; second prize
$40, won by L. L, Young, Nampa.
The judges were R. E, Hyslop, A. K.
Galloway and w. c. Frazier.
Woman's Work.
Mrs. Fred Boyes, superintendent,
Miss Martha Price, assistant super
intendent
Mrs. C. J. Portner, Nampa, second
on centerpiece, Soc.
Mrs. Fowler Smith, first on pillow
slips, ST, first on initial towel 81, sec
ond on darned hose Soc, first on darn.
ed hose, 81, second on hemstitched
handkerchief Soc.
Mrs.M, c. Gordon, first on rag rug
81.
Miss Bertha Boulware second on
silk work bag Soc, second on crochet
centerpiece Soc, second on fancy cor
set cover Soc, first on fancy sofa
pillow, 81.
Mary .Cupp first on embroidered
towel ST, first on embroidered sofa
pillow 81.
Mrs: H. Amesbury, first on hand,
made baby dress ST..
Mrs. o. K. Smith, first on knit bed
spread ST.
Eunice R. Jones, first on baby jack
ct 81, second on baby bonnet SOC.
Mrs. E. v. Cole second on knit
lace Soc, first on knit lace 81.
Miss Elsa Grouse, second on best
crochet lace SOC. first on embroidered
handkerchief ST, first on embroidered
pillow slip ST., second on initial tow
Ell SOC, second on embroidered sofa
pillow Soc.
Mrs. T. S. Jackson, first on embroid
cred table cloth and napkins, second
on French embroidered shirt waist
Soc.
Mrs. Annie Dakin, second on fancy
bed spread, first on lace dresser scarf
Mrs. George Runciman, first on
quilt 81, first on rug 81.
Mrs. Ethel Snodgrass first on stem.
Gil pillow cases 81, first on French
lunch cloth 81, second on handker-
chief tatting SOC.
Mrs. ]. F. Kegley, first on machine