Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-16
NORTH SIDE WON
DISTINCTION AT
THE STATE FAIR
Big Prizes Are Carried Off
by the Exhibits From Mil.
ner, Jerome, Wendell and
Bliss.

OAAsSSs
The great exhibit at the Inter- Noun
tain fair made by the Great North
Side Tract-Milner, jerome. Wendell
Bliss segregations-not only carried off
the biggest prizes offered by the fair
association in the agricultural depart
ment, the county sweepstakes prize OF
5000 for the best county exhibit Of az
ricultural products, but this favored
Idaho district won large number OF
other premiums, listed as follows:
Best display Of sheaf wheat, grown
by H. M. Hall, third; best display OF
sheaf clover, grown by H. +. Chester.
first; best display of sheaf oats, grown
by ]. T. Mcintyre. third.
First on threshed red clover seed.
grown by c. Y. Williamson; second on
threshed barley, grown by D. c. Mac
Waters; first and second on peas.
grown respectively by III. f. Barrett
and Settlers Retaining Co.; third on
beans. any variety. grown by Settlers
Retaining Co.. first and second on
alfalfa seed, grown respectively by w.
II Evans and S. Richie; second and
third on white navy beans. grown by
d. c. MacWatters and Settlers Re-
claiming Co.; first o.. spring rye, grown
by George Epperson; second and third
on fall rye, grown by Settlers Reclaim
ing Co. and Mrs. L. II. Beatty; third on
mailing barley, y. c. MacWatters:
third on huiled feed barley, d. c. Mao
Waters; third on cabbage, l.. w. Bee
bout; second on grass display, o. IL.
Heckley.
Potato Winnings.
Pearls-D. c MacWatters, first; any
other late variety, Settlers Reclaiming
Co., first; II. Z. Chester, second; r.
E. Woody. third.
Best potato display-Settlers Re-
claiming & Operating Co, first.
Early Triumph-R. e. Woody, first
Any other early varety-P. G. Farm
er, first; Reilly Thorpe. second.
Early Eureka--D. c. MacWatters,
first; Goddis Bros, second; Jim Mich
OILS. third.
Idaho Rurals-George Haubecker,
second.
Melted Gems-Shepherd Bros, third.
Burbank Russett-Settlers Reclaim
ing & Operating Co, first.
Burbank's White-J A. Simmons,
second; NJ. j. Dillar, third.
Onion Winnings.
Best onion display-R. A. Woody,
first.
Yellow Danvers-R A. Woody, first;
o. NJ. Fronaas. second.
Yellow Globe-R. A. Woody, first
Red Wethersfield-R. A. Woody, first;
n. T. Adams, second
Onions, any other variety-R. A.
Woody, first.
Pumpkins.
Largest and heaviest specimen-I.
Sedgwicl, first.
Best six pie pumpkins-D. c. Mac
Waters, second.
Best six field pumpkins-D c. Mac
Waters. first.
Cantaloupes-E. A. Miller, first
Summer squash-D. G. MacWatters,
second
Hubbard squash--D. c. Macwatters
first.
More Grain Winnings.
Winter barley-D. c. MacWatters.
second.
Defiance wheat-Settiers' Retaining
& Operating Co, first; r. A. Woody.
third.
Any variety wheat-settlers' Re-
claiming & Operating Co., second.
Blue Stem wheat-Settlers Reclaim
ing & Operating Co, third
Swedish oats-Settlers' Reclaiming &
Operating Co. second
Big Four oats-D. c. MacWatters,
second.
Any other variety white oats-Fred
Otto. third.
Cassia county flint corn-Settlers'
Reclaiming & Operating Co.. third.
Any other flint corn-Settlers' Re
claiming & Operating Co., first, George !
Epperson, second.
Yellow Dent corn-O. NJ. Fronaas.
first.
White Dent corn--E 9. Frost, first. |
Best rye Displays. Tanker. first.
Best barley display-Settlers' Re-
& Operating Co.. first.
Best alfalfa display. Rookstool. |