The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-09-05

breed .......... ................ s 90
Donated by Cyrus Overman
For best pen Of s or more Spring
Figs .............. .............. 90
Donated by E. s. Sweet. -
For best piece Of Punched EN-
broidery. Solid Silver Souvenir Spoon
Donated by J. ]. Pulse
For the best Jersey Cow........ 10 90
Donated by Grangeville Savings &
Trust Co.
To the "Buckaroo'' that ties his
Steer in the shortest time in
steer tying contest during the
Doruer Lays ..-................. 90
donated by p. F. Courtney.
For best Sow Pig under 6 months
OF age ..............25 two-bit Cigars
Donated by Joe p. Coyne.
For best Percheron sucking Colt 90
Donated by c. B. Knorr.
For best appearing lady on horse
back management OF horse rid
Ing and general appearance to
De Judged) ............ ......1 LIST 20 90
............... ........-.... End 10 90
Donated by Seth Jones and r. Cote.
For best half bushel Wheat, any
variety, Stetson Hat, value -. 90
For best half bushel Barley, any
variety. pair of Shoes. value.... 90
For best half bushel Oats. any var f3
iety. Sweater. value ....... 90
donated by Alexander Freidenrich Co.
Committee reserves the right to re-
tain for exhibition purposes, any SAM
Pies they choose from the last three
items
For best Cake. one Standard, Gen.
trail Needle. rotary shuttle, Sew
ing Machfpa valuo en- m
This prize to be awarded on the after
noon of Sept 18th. All cakes entered
to be the property of donors of the
prize Donated by the J. e. Miller I'm
plement Co.
For best piece of Drawn Work,
Hot Water Bottle donated by the
Lamm Drug Co.
For best Cow. any age or breed. 10 90
Donated by DIR. Slusser and Charles
Thompson.
ded from time to time.
-coMMiTTEE.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
The decisions of the judges shall be
final In all matters relating to their
duties
JUDGES-No person who is an ex-
hibitor can act as a Judge in any de-
partment where he has an entry.
Entries must be made on or before 4
O'Clock of the afternoon of Sept. 10.
1912. to participate in the premiums.
In no case will such articles he
brought on the grounds and placed on
exhibition except by order of and at
the expense and risk of the owner or
his authorized agent.
Entries can be made at any time be-
fore September 10, 1912
Entry blanks will be furnished by
the secretary upon request.
Livestock to be exhibited must be in
snow ring promptly after being called
with proper entry card attached. ANY
person falling to comply with this order
will be ruled out from competition.
The livestock exhibit shall be under
the supervision Of the executive com
mittee.
livestock parade viii take place at
1890 m. on the goth.
No animal or article shall be remov-
ed before the end OF the exhibition
without permission of the superinten- |
dent In charge Of that department un-
der penalty of FORGETTING all premiums
won II removed without permission.
Exhibitors will be required to care
Tor their own stock, straw for bedding /
will be furnished free. Hay and grain
1t market prices can be procured on APP
piication. All feed must be paid for on-J
No article can be entered for morei
han one premium given by the associa-
Ion but may be entered for one of the |
'pecial premiums.
All persons having premiums and bills
u expense must present them to the !