The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-27

bald, first. Cow years old and over
R. c. Archibald, first and second
Heifer under 1 year, R. c. Archibald
first. Holstein bull 1 year and unde
2, Charles Yockey, Troy, first.
Grades-Cow years and over, w
H. Lillibridge, first; A. E. Sandelius
second Mrs. r. C. Archibald, third
Heifer years and under 3, w. H. Lilli
| bridge, Mrs. R. G. Archibald, second
| Heifer l year old and under 2, Mrs. r
c. Archibald, first Heifer under
year, Thos. Collett, first; Mrs. r. .
Archibald, second.
Grade sheep-Pen of three ewes,
years and over, J. T. Allen, first.
Pen of three ewes l year old and I'M
der 2, ]. T. Allen, first; ]. T. Allen
second
Pure Bred Hogs.
Hogs, pure bred Poland China-Boar
years and over, Thos. Collect, first.
Boar under 1 year. Chas. Jockey
Troy, first and second. Sow years
and over, Chas. Yockey, first. Sow
year and under 2, Thos. Collett, first.
Sow under 1 year, Chas Jockey, first
and second.
Grades-Sow 2 years and over, hos.
Callett, first. Sow l year and under
2, Thos. Collett, first and second
Special Premiums Awards.
The special premiums offered by a
Of the enterprisiDg business
men of the city for the best entries
made in the livestock division at the
county fair created considerable inter
est and there was scarcely prize os>
Tered that was not won in close COM
petition with several exhibitors
The winners were: Hiram Lysa, l
years subscription to the Daily Star
Mirror for best farm team; Andy Mael
Of Fallows, Wn., 1 years subscrip-
ion to the Daily Star-Mirror for best |
lraft team; w. H. Lillibridge, 1 years |
to the Daily Star-Mirror |
or best grade dairy COW.
Lyon Wins $40.
Hiram Lyon, cash prize of $40 offer
d by the Moscow State bank for the
'est brood mare and foal
Mrs. F. L. White, SIS pair of lady's
irving gloves offered by the Golden
,ule store for the best lady driver
Hiram Lyon, years use of tele-
hone awarded by T. A. Meeker for
ne best 1913 draft colt.
NJ e. Lewis, 81 whip given by Tom
'eegan for the best gentIeman's driv-
lg horse.
W. H. Lillibridge, two-piece back
nix, $12 value, awarded by the Witter-
Usher company for the best grade
airy heifer years old and under 9.
Hog Fencing for YOckey.
Chas. Yockey of Troy, 20 reds of
oven wire hog fencing given by the
Implement company
II the best brood SOW
r. c.. Archibald, porcelain laboratory
fered by Corlss McElroy for the best y
Ire bred Jersey COW.
Harry Schooler of Genesee, S. riding
idle given by Jet Friedman for the
st gentlmans saddle horse.
A. ]. Bergland, S. cash for best hack D
" colt sired by Hackwold President L
ID So cash for the best Clydesdale u
1t sired by King Challenger, award a
by Theo. Collett. G
F'ollett e Schooler of Genesee, SIS in
offered by the Moscow
oe store for the best Percheron stat
H. W
Gets a StetsOn Hat.
R. G. Archibald, SIS Stetson hat or
offered by Frank L. il
ore for the best grade mich COW ia
l calf exhibited by rural resident. nj
B. c. Parmenter, Diamond-Norleigh vi
D-head sewing machine awarded by w
Williamson for the best pair of vi
wing horses. aV
hos. Collect, S. in cash offered by
B. Green for the best groomed dairy les
7. tn
Iran Lyon, SIS overcoat awarded an
the George Creighton company for ed
best farm draft team. Thos. Col w
$40 suitcase for the second best tn,
n draft team. thu
ndy Mael of Fallows, Wn., S. cash at
red by w. r. Clemans for the best arr
lie draft mare off
rs. R. c. Archibald, S. cash given sio
J. P. Mix for the best grade heifer No
ar old and under 2. aw