Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-06-05

shoe the above team in addition to the
$4,000 prize. Second prize of $500
in this class won by Charles Nj. Gill;
First prize of $25OO for best general
purpose team suitable for farming,
donated by Alexander Freidenrich Co.,
won by w. Zumwalt & Co. Second
prize of $500 for same class won by
Dick r. Haskin, donated by P. F.
Courtney. .s-
First prize of $25.OO for best four
horse team, donated by Burt L. Crosby
Co., won by George Shaw. Second prize
of $500 in same class, donated by
Rothlisberg Market and Lamn Drug Co.,
won by G. w. Durham.
First prize Of $1,000 for best brood
mare for general purposes, donated by
the Grangeville Electric Light Com
pany, won by John Schrom. Second
prize OF $12 for same class, donated by
the Grangeville Dray Co., won by c..
Hazelbaker.
First prize Of $4,000 for best heavy
draft brood mare, donated by First
National Bank, won by Wren & Green
ough. Second prize of $1,000 for same
class donated by Powell Gibson and
Walter Hickerson, won by f. s. Sweet.
First prize of $500 for best lady
rider in saddle, donated by the Grange
vile Savings & Trust Co., won by Mrs.
w. A. Jones. Second prize of $500 for
same contest won by Addie Behean.
First prize of $500 for best saddle
horse, donated by DR.. Blunt and Geo.
d. Smith, won by Zoe Kerns. Second
prize of $500 for second best in same
class, donated by j. j. Pulse and d. H.
Sasenbery, won by c. w. Durham.
First Prize of $1,000 for best colt
under two years old from the Belgian
horse, Jupiter, donated by w. H. Zum.
walt, won by J. l.. Addison. Second
prize of $500 for same class, donated by
w. H. Zumwalt, won by w. Zumwalt
& Co.
First prize of $1,000 for best 1912
draft colt, donated by H. Rothwell, G..
F. johnson, j. P. Eimers, F Rice, F.
VanDeventer M G. Rambo, j. G. Graves,
VIM. Webb and H. A. Hussman, won by
Wren & Greenough. Second prize.
$1,000 in Ell Vago cigars for second
best in same class donated by Robt.
Todd won by f. s. Sweet.
First prize of $500 for best 1911
draft colt, donated by 1. E. Zuver,
auctioneer, won by Mulhall Bros. Sc
cond prize of $1,000 for second best in
same class, donated by Brust' Market
and the Ark Cafe, won by Thomas
Jeffries.
First prize of 5000 for best 1913
draft colt, donated by Sweet & Over
man, won by +. S Sweet. Second prize
of $500 for second best in same class.
donated by Sweet & Overman, won by
Albert Fray.
First prize of $500 for best draft
brood mare and colt foaled in 1918,
donated by w. A. Jones, won by Albert
Fray. Second prize of $1,000 for same
class, donated by Mulhall Bros, won
by +. S. Sweet.
First prize of $500 cup donated by
O.-W. r. & n. Co., for best filly, any
class, foaled in Idaho or Lewis counties,
since January, 1911, won by Wren &
Greenough. Special second prize of
$3.50 won by I. J. Preston.
First prize of $4,000 donated by the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company for
best geldng, any class, foaled in Idaho
or Lewis counties since January 1911,
won by John Schrom.
First prize of $1,000 for best colt
foaled in 1913 and sired by Percheron
Horse Amarel, donated by Harpster
Percheron Horse Co., won by George W.
Stephens. Second class of $3.50 for
same class, donated by Harpster Per
cheron Horse Co. won by Charles Kunze
First prize of $1,000 for best colt
foaled in 1912 or 1913 and sired by
Percheron Horse Garus, donated by the
Grangeville Percheron Horse Breeders
association won by John Schrom. Sc
cond prize of $500 for same class
donated by Grangeville Percheron
Horse Breeders association, won by c.
Hazelbaker.
Championship stallion class: First
$4,000 and second prize, $4,000, E. s.
Sweet; third prize, $500. W. Zumwalt