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


Wallace Metcalf, Nampa, won SIS
for boy winning first premium on
field corn.
Golden Rule Store-Mrs. J. ]. Mil
Ter, Caldwell, won SIS coat for best
display ranch butter; E. NJ. Rankin,
Caldwell, won SIS skirt for second pre-
MUM.
Baker & Harris-Mrs. E. F. Temp
kins, Caldwell, won SO merchandise
for best devil cake.
Caldwell Clothing company-W.
E. Boulton, Caldwell, won So for
best dairy COW and 81 for second
best.
Doan & Hay. E. Riddle, Cald-
well, won motor washing machine
for best litter grade pigs.
Gates Lumber company-Emmett
Commercial club won $3.50 merchan-
disc for best crate pears and $3.50
merchandise for best 100 pounds OF
potatoes.
Ackley's Market-H. E. Within
Middleton, won case tomatoes for
best IL tomatoes exhibited; Metcali
& Nicholas, Nampa, won case corn
for best II ears of sweet corn.
w. R. Wilkerson-Emmett Com
mercial club won 81 for best two
pilates pears.
Gem State Rursl-John T. Thorp
Caldwell, won two years subscrip-
ton for best Percheron colt.
T :. M. Nichol-Emmett CONNER,
cial club won So for best box Bart
lett pears.
Lemaster Drug Store-C L. Crew
Caldwell, won pail stock food for bes
Duroc sow.
Cupples Mercantile company-MarN
Anderson, Caldwell, won $3.50 fol
best 100 pounds potatoes; J. H. Nc
Laughlin, Caldwell, won S. for SECOND
best potatoes.
Keeney & Cazier-William Weick
Nampa, won $40 suit or overcoat fol
owning best grade Percheron colt.
Van Hyning & Manning-A. ]
Mumford, Caldwell, won So merchan
disc for best grade draft team; w. c
Parker, Caldwell, won 81 for SECOND
best.
Greenlund Drug company-W. F
Shultz, Roswell, won S. for three bes
Buff Orpingtons.
Fair store-A. Marks, Nampa, VOL
So lady's shoes for best pen PekiI
ducks
Caldwell Plumbing & Heating com
: pany-W. E. Boulton, Caldwell, VOL
$40 for champion Jersey COW,
Caldwell Real Estate frms-Home
: stead won $50 for best communit!
xhibit under Payette-Boise project
argo won SIS as second premium.
Premium Winers-Dairy.
Ranch butter-Mrs. c. Smith, Cald
we'll, first.
. Creamery butter, in 90 one-poun'
prints or quares-Lucerne creamery
Caldwell, first; Hardwood creamery
I Caldwell, second.
For greatest variety and best indi
vidual exhibit of butter, cheese, cream
and other dairy products by one com
, pany-Hazewood creamery, first
) For greatest variety and best indi
vidual exhibit of butter, cheese, cream
and other dairy products by one per
r son, all Canyon county products-A
Cornell, Caldwell, first; F. E. Baxter
Roswell, second.
E. V. Ellington was judge of TIL
dairy department.
r Premium Winners-Apiary.
Comb honey. f. Miller, Caldwell
first; Otto Giese, Caldwell, second.
r Display comb honey. f. Miller
Caldwell, first; V. D. Hannah, Notus
second.
Extract honey. f. Miller, Cald
, we'll, first.
Largest display extract honey-J. E
Miller, Caldwell, first.
Italian bees. Z. Miller, Caldwell
first.
Caucasian bees-J. E. Miller, first
Display bees-J. F. Miller, first.
Beeswax-J. E. Miller, first.
Honey vinegar-Otto Giese, first; J
E. Miller, second.
Bee supplies-J. f. Miller, first.
Raymond and Arthur Wendte wer,
lapiary judges.
Premium Winners-Sheep.
Fine wools-Buck, " D. Hannah
Notus, first and second.
Buck, one year, under two-V. d
Hannah, Notus, first and second.
Ewe-V. D. Hannah, Notus, frst
and second.
One buck, three ewes-V. D. Han.
nah, first.
One buck, three eve lambs-V. D.
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