Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-25
Malheur Co. Fair.

Malheur Co. Fair.
Considerable interest was manifest
ed in Malheur Co. Fair and exh btu
in stock poultry fruit and in :act
nearly every department was takeI
OYER and carried home Il cir iull For
ticn Of blue ribbons. Among those
exhibiting stock were:
]. w. Boor who received first and
sweepstakes on his Percheron horse
Bryan, first and second on two and
three year old mulss, also harle1 s
premiums and sweepstakes, the
three year old weighing 14OO pounds,
first on span sucking mule.
G. w. Young carried blue ribbon
and sweepstakes on his three year old
1900 pound Belgian horse.
Jim Boor had some blue ribbon
Shropshire sheep alright and while
there was not much competition they
carried the points to hold their own
with the best of them. He received
six blue and five rel ribbons.
J. NJ. Royston as usual carried off
all the honors on his Poland China
hogs receiving 10 firsts ard niEe /
seconds. He did not take his herd /
to the State Fair or will he take .
them to Caldwell fearing infect on
from hog cholera.
B. R. Fitch took first on Jersey
COW in milk against strong comped-
ton from the Conklin herd. AIs1 spe-
cial premium on best milk cow.
F. c. Howard, first on aged Bel
sian mare and second on Belgian
mare and colt, brood mare of year
I'D and colt.
A. H. Mcconnell, first on Belgian
brood mare and colt Sweepstakes.
Stallion Belgian, class two years
md under three, first.
A H. Ramey took second English }
Shire mare coming two years cid.
Among the exhibitors in poultry q
we're H. T. Lewis, S. ]. Kenepp and
= G. Wherry.
H. T. Lewis on his White Rocks
ad the cockerel and hen that show
d the best points Of any birds of .
ny breeds exhibited and were given
diploma and sweepstakes On
is white Leghorns he received first
n pen, first on hen, first on pullet, t
econd on cockerel v
G. G. Wherry exhibited Silver laced t
Vyandottes and Silver Spangled Ham.
urg's receiving 10 firsts, five Sec r
nds. is
S. ]. Kenepp exhibited, White Or
ingtons, receiving first and second Il
n hen, pullet, cockerel and first on o
en- against all competitors and re-
eived sweepstakes on the largest C;
licken, a cockerel of any breed ex- Il
ibited. On his black Orpingtons be II
,ok first and second on cockerel,
en-, pullet On his White Minorcas, NJ
rst and second on hen, cockerel, NJ
lllet and second on breeding pen. sc
R. B. Perry who is an expert gar
ener has as fine an individual gen. la
al exhibit as is generally seen any
ace and had nine blue ribbons mad pc
We red ribbons tn
w. A. Fouts exhibited some of his
ne grapes and won blue ribbons on hi
s Moore's Early Black Norden W
-oodruff Red and Moore's Diamond
Id red on Agawan. J..
G. G. Wherry won first on Muscat
Id second on Tokay grapes. al
Guy Graham and B. C. Blakesley III
an exhibit of IS plates of apples
various varieties won IS ribbons,
firsts, nine seconds and sweep
axes and really have reason for :,
alton as there was considerable -
mpetition in this line. In addition :,
the above mentioned were num-
Gus premiums won in all depart II
snts, cookery, fancy work, paint -
gs, etc., but space forbids further -;
ention. n,
H. NJ. Lewis and Cha.s Peterson
ere winners of first on white field A.
m out of 40 exhibits which quite
turally made them somewhat eat ~,
S. ]. Kenepp received first on or
Id corn and pop corn on the stalk.