The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1912-09-27

tne association. AlthOugh the days
were most of the time exceedingly
dlsageeable every one present seemed
to be making the best of the circum-
stances and enioving themselves.
and were well pleased with the efforts
made by the people of Kadoka to en-
tertain the visitors within her gates.
Below we publish a complete list of
premium awards made during the
Fair, and the following names where
no address is given the premium win
ners reside in the vicinity of Kad )ka:
Horse Department
Stallion, any age, 1st Fred Sears,
Belvidere.
Brood mare, any age, 1st L. Ed
wards; 2nd S. Byrnes, Hartley.
Gelding or mare, any age. 1st l..
Edwards.
Single pony, 1st r. H. Schnee.
Cattle Department
Dairy type bull, any age, 1st Floyd
Coye.
Dairy type COW, any age, 1st d. w.
Bennett; 2nd Cranston Decker.
Holstein female, 1st Floyd Cove;
2nd Mrs. Frank Coye.
Beef type bull, any age, End Henry
Holmes.
Beef type COW, any age 1st Henry
Holmes; End l., G. Conlee.
Swine Department
Boar, any breed 1st Neils Nelson,
End ID. w. Bennett.
Sow, any breed, 1st Neils Nelson.
Poultry Department
Trio barred rock chicks, 1st Bert
Gorum.
White rock chicks, 1st J. 9. Pease,
End Mrs. Frank Coye.
Buff orphington chicks, 1st Mildred
Brown. End j. A. Hughes.
White leghorn chicks. 1st Mrs. F. l.
Wray, End Margaret Brown.
Toulouse geese, 1st Mrs. f. Coye.
Indian Runner Ducks, 1st Mrs. f..
Coye.
Agricultural Department
Winter wheat. peck, lat Henry OLE
son, 2nd John Wavra, 3rd Geo. HI.
Decker.
Macaroni wheat, peck, 1st Chas.
Harrington, Stamford. End j., A. Me-
Mahon, Stamford.
Other kind of wheat, peck. 1stC. p.
Carlson, End John Wayra, Srd Geo.
III. Decker.
Rye, peck, 1st J. A. McMahon,
Stamford.
Oats, peck, 1st John Wavra.
Flax, peck, 1st @. p. Carlson.
Millett, beck, 1st G. A. Miller, Weta,
End j. A. Mcmahon, Stamford.
Yellow dent corn, 10 ears, 1st @. b.
jeff, Weta, End Bert Gorum, 3rd
Henry Holmes.
White dent corn. 10 ears, 1st G. r.
Davis, Weta, End Mrs. Geo. Hutton,
3rd Jos. Kukal.
Squaw corn. 10 ears, 1st Geo. H,
Decker.
Pop corn, 10 ears, 1st Geo. Brug-
man, 2nd J. A. Hughes.
Sweet corn. ten ears. 1st John Wav-
ra, 2nd F. L. Sacre. Interior.
Field beans, peck. 1st r. M. Faith.
Belvidere. End Ray Jewett, 3rd G. b.
jeff, Weta.
Potatoes, peck, 1st w. F. Herman,
End S. Hughes, 3rd Bert Gorum.
Rutabagas, dozen, 1st Miss A. L.
Byrne, 2nd Mrs. Geo. Bertsch.
Garden turnips, six, 1st Ray Jewett,
End Mrs. Joseph Russell.
Carrots. six, list L. Mills. End John
Wavra.
Mangoes, three, ist j. A. Hughes.
End l.. Mills.
Table beets. six, 1st L. Mills, End
John Wayra.
Onions. six. 1st John Wayra, End
G. b. jeff, Weta.
Cabbage. three heads, 1st Bert Cor
um, End y. r. Dayis, Weta.
Hubbard squash, two, fst Mrs. Geo.
Bertsch, End @. r. DaYis, Weta, 3rd
O. A. Miller, Weta.
Other squash. two, lst Fred Keeling.
End Bert Gorum, 3rd Mrs. A. @. Long.
Pumpkins, two. 1st l.. Mills. End G.
r. Davis, Weta. 3rd F. L. Sacre, In
terror.
Waterme.ons, two. 1st Fred Wooley.
Weta, End Q. R. Davis. Weta, 3rd F.
l.. Sacre. Interior.
Muskmelons, two, 1st Geo. Brug-
maj, End f. l.. Sacre, Interior, 3rd
Henry Holmes.
Citrons, two, 1st w. @. Pohl. Wets,
2nd L. q. Conlee.
Cucumbers, six, 1st John Wavra,
End Mrs. A. @. Long.
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