The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-11

well, first.
e;I Red s',h Believer ailse CONNER.
first. '"e' Parma,
King-Emmett Commerce,
h ,rst; Il. W. Dorman. Caldwell, ' sss.
Northern spy-H. W. Dorm. ~
well. first; Emmett Commercial s LAG
Rambo-H. w. Dorman c,,s
first; Levi Stephens. Parma s.uwe'l,
Walbridge-H. w. Dorman neo nc,
well, second. Said-
II: ". Dorman. Caldwell, won n.
sweep:takea prize for the best eo,, !ae
ton of fruit grown by the exb;H; .es-
Largest and heaviest single ,.,.
Emmett Commercial club. first. f.
mont Stitxel. Caldwell, second ''e-
Bartlett-Emmett Commerc;s, c,uh
first. e'uo'
Anjous-Emmett Commerce., H.,
first and second. ''oo'
Sickle-G. w. Snodgrass c,,d,,,.,
first; r. H. Weed, Parma second e'''
Idaho-A1ice E. Frost Cid,
first; r. H. Weed, Parma seconI'
HowelEEmmett Commercial club
first and second. ~1''
second. N"e"'
Flemish Beauty-Emmett comm.,
cial club, first and second.
Clergo-Emmett Commercial cIvh
first. 'u
Kiefer-Dee Sabine, Parma sr...
Emmett Commercial club, second 81
Duchess-Emmett Commercial ci,h
first and second. ~'
Plums and Prunes.
Plate largest plums or prunes-ru
NETT Commercial club, first: R +
Weed, Parma, second. " -
Best display in crates-Sareent \
Burnett, Fruitland. first; Kefauv.r
Fruit Farm, Emmett, second.
Green Cage-H. w. Dorman Cald.
well, first.
Italian Prunes-F. R. Fouch. PR.
ma. first; H. w. Dorman. Caldwell
second.
Silver prune-Emmett Commercial
club, first; H. w. Dorman, Caldwell
second.
Petite-R. H. Weed, Parma, first
Peaches.
Best new seeding peach-C, l.
Jackson, first.
Three largest peaches-Emmett
Commercial club, first; R. H. Weed,
Parma, second.
Best display in plates-Emmett
Commercial club, first; c. l. Jackson,
second.
Elberta-Emmett Commercial cIub
first; r. H. Weed, Parma, second
Early Crawford-R. H. Weed, Phi.
ma. first.
Plate peaches-J. D. Quick, c,M-
well, first.
Ounces.
Best display quinces-Levi Stephens
Parma, first; E. H. Stein, Parma. sec
ond.
Strawberries.
Strawberries, pint boxes-Ceorge
Runciman. Parma, first and second.
Grapes.
Tokay-F. E. Mulch, Sunnyside, FIRST;
Emmett Commercial club, second.
Malaga-Emmett Commercial club,
first.
Black Hamburg-Emmett CONNER
cial club, first; w. Lewis. Caldwell
second.
Tompkins' Seedless -Emmett Com
mercial club, first; May Mercer, Cald-
well, second.
Rose Peru-Emmett Commercial
club. first Kefauver Fruit Farm. sec
ond.
Lux-Kefauver Fruit Farm, En-
NETT. first
Muscat-Emmett Commercial eulh
first.
Sweetwater--Kef auver Fruit Farm
Emmett, first; Emmett Commercial
club, second.
Niagara-Kefauver Fruit Farm. En-.
NETT, first; Emmett Commercial club,
second
Concord-Kefauver Fruit Farm,
Emmett, first.
Salem Kefauver Fruit Farm, EN-
NETT, first.
vergines-Kefauver Fruit Farm
Emmett. first.
Unique Fruit Winners.
Tokay grapes grown on three-yeaf.
old vines and waterd by water hauled
three miles from the Snake river, won
the FIRST prize 1t the Canyon county
fair. in the face Of keen competitor.
These grapes were grown by F. =
Mulch on his splendid ranch in TIE
Sunnyside district, which is under TIE
Boise reclamation project, south Ct
Caldwell.
A plate of Grimes Golden apples
grown on four-year.old trees, which
were watered by water hauled in bas
rel that was filled with windmill
pump. won first prize in this c!.ss
These apples were grown by ]. J. NJ
Ter on his fine ranch on Deer Flat
which is also under the Boise reclses
project. Mr.. Miller has ~
trees that have been irrigated by has''
ing water in . tank or barrel
The above are splendid specimen
II what can be done when industry
md care are applied.
H. Horner, Of Middleton, had
,umOkin exhihitad nm which was car