The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-17

Show Dahlias-Mrs. w. H. Elder,
Lynden, lst, soc.
Cactus Dahlias-Mrs. w. H. Elder,
Lynden, list, soc.
Mixed Dahlias-Mrs. L. Zweegman,
Lynden, 1st, soc.
Carnations-Mrs. Geo. Cole, Lyn-
den list, soc.
Geraniums Mrs. L. Zweegman,
LINDEN, LIST, soc.
Gladiolia-Mrs. R. M. Gilmore, Lyn-
den, list, SOC.
Nasturtium - Miss Luella Smith,
Lynden, LIST, soc.
Pansies-Mrs. L. Zweegman, Lyn-
den, list, SOC.
Roses-Mrs. M. Gerloch, Lynden.
1st, soc.
Sweet Peas-Mrs. e. Maupin, Lyn-
den, LIST, soc.
Mixed Bouquet-Mrs. Ida Berthu-
sen, Lynden, list, soc.
Verbena-Mrs. W. II. Elder, Lynden,
1st, soc.
Clematis Henry-Mrs. w. w. Pal.
mer, Lynden, list, soc.
Ivy-Mrs. w. w. Palmer, Lynden,
list, soc.
Phlox - Mrs. Zweegman, Lynden,
list, soc.
Everlasting Flowers = Mrs. r. N.
Gilmore, list, soc.
Straw Flowers-Mrs. w. J. john
son. 1st soc.
Marigold-Mrs. A. Campbell, Clear.
brook, LIST, soc.
Display of Cut Flowers-Mrs. w. H.
Elder, Lynden, list, $1.00.
Glass II.-Plants.
Begonias l.. Zweegman, Lyn-
den, LIST, soc.
Cactus-Mrs. L. Zweegman, Lynden,
1st, SOC.
Fern-Mrs NJ. L. Jackman, Lynden.
1st soc.
Geranium-Mrs. M. l.. Jackmar,
Lynden, list, soc.
Foliage Plant-Nels Henderson, of
Custer, list, SOC.
Collection Begonias-Mrs. N. Boor-
have, Lynden, list, $1.0O.
Hydranpa-Mrs. E. Maupin, Lyn-
den, list, Soc.
Farvugum-Mrs. L. Zweegman, Lyn
den. LIST, soc.
Lemon Plant-Mrs. M. l.. Jackmar
Lynden, list, soc.
Amarylls - Mrs. e. Maupin, Lyn.
den, LIST, SOC.
Peanut Vine-Joe Whitlatch, Lyn-
den, LIST, soc.
Collection House Plants = Mrs. J..
Zweegman, Lynden. list, $500.
Department NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Bunch of Shingles-Bertrand Shin
gle Co., list, blue ribbon.
Sample Hand Wood Work, person
under 16-Percy Bayes, Lynden, list,
$1.OO; Clifton Worthen, Lynden, I'd.
soc.
Display of Home Made Furniture
Gertie Reizebas, Everson, 1st, $500.
Manual Training Exhibit by any
School in County = Lynden School,
list, $3.50; Riverside School, I'd, S..
Domestic Exhibit, Sewing-Lynden
School, LIST, $500.
Domestic Exhibit, Cooking-Lynden
School, list, $500.
Collection of Relics and Cur.os-R.
Handy, Lynden, list, $500.
Manufact ured Wood WOrk-Lynden
Mfg. Co., Lynden. LIST, blue ribbon.
Written Alphabet. w. Tremain,
ST., 1st, $1.0O; Mrs. Geo. Gustin, I'd,
SOC.
Written Figures = Charity Nevins,
Clearbrook, list, $1.00; Anna Graves,
Clearbrook, 3D. soc.
Bead Work-Mary Tremain, Lyn-
den, LIST, soc.
Artistic Kite-Levina Van Patton,
Lynden, LIST, SOC.
Wood Carving = Mrs. H. ROsenz.
weig, Lynden, 1st, SOC.
Special Community Exhibit of PO-
tatoes-Lynden, LIST, Silver Cup.
On Thursday, the first day of the
70 ~ thnVn cold OF hn Uotn TOQ
adult tickets, SO children's tickets ami
$222.05.
1t is safe to estimate that fully 1000
people were in attendance on this
years fair on each of the main days
Friday and Saturday.
On Friday, the second day of the
fair, there were sold at the gate, 2,S12
adult tickets, 439 children's tickets,
and 8 season tickets. Total gate re-
ceipts, $775.10.
On Saturday, the third and last dav
of the fair, there were 2,543 adult tick
cts and $40 childrens tickets sold at
the gate. Total gate receipts, $721.75.
The grandstand receipts on Friday
were $15S.25 and on Saturday they
amounted to $15S35. Showing that on
was opened for an admission charge,
the attendance was about the same.
The grand total receipts for admis-
sions on the three days amounted to
$1,71S.90, and the total receipts at the
grandstand were $4,000, making Il
grand total of $2,O35.50.
The gate receipts last year amount
ed to $1,1S6.93, $562.06 on Friday and
$624.S7 on Saturday. The grand
stand receipts last year We're $117.75
for Friday, and $169.2O for Saturday.
On Saturday of last years fair the
grandstand was opened to admissions
both forenoon and afternoon, while
this year there was no admission in
the forenoon. The concessions this
year Melted the association $5S0.00.