Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-10-23


Premiums awarded Mrs. Z. G. Reed:
Best recipes on can fruit. special,
grape jam, second. gooseberry jam,
first, cucumber in oil, first, mustard
pickles, first, pear pickles, second,
spice cake, second, apple pie, second,
raisin pie, first, boston brown bread,
salt rising bread, first, best bread made
of Silver Wreath flour, first, collars and
cuffs, second, apron, second, point lace,
second, battenburg, first, child's sac
que, (crocheting), first, bootees, Zero
cheting) second, decorated china, sec
ond, pen and ink drawing, first, sweep
stakes, offer of DIR. George Blondell.
Premiums awarded Mrs. H. E. Han
sen. Bliss:
Can black raspberries.
Premiums awarded Mrs. ]. T. Will
liams, Bliss:
Can strawberries, cucumbers in vine
gar.
Premiums awarded Mrs. R. H. Trail:
Can red raspberries, second, straw
berry jam.
Premiums awarded Mrs. j. o. Adam
son:
Can strawberries, first, plum but ter
first, grape, second, mustard pickles,
peach pickles, first, pear pickles, first,
chill sauce, second, green tomato pick
les, first.
Premiums awarded Mrs. w. N. Hard
wick:
Shirt waist, first, shirt waist, second,
apron, colored, first, center piece, Sec
ond, wallachian, first, cotton quilt, Sec
oud, irish crochet jabot, first.
Premiums awarded Mrs. ]. P. Bates,
Wendell:
Sunshine cake, first, ginger cookies,
second, oat meal cookies, first, cream
candy, first, butterscotch second, lunch
cloth, first.
Premiums awarded Mrs. John Bruner
Nut cake, first, ginger cookies, first
apple pie, second, pumpkin pie. second
Premiums awarded Mrs. A. S. Lemay
Rock cookies, second, jelly roll cakes
first, divinity fudge, first.
Premiums awarded Miss Mabel Carl
ton:
Filled cookies, second.
n Premiums awarded Mrs. G. B. Haw
> becker:
= Currant jelly, second, crab appl
pickles, second, filled cookies, first
d. baby cap, second, center piece, second
wallachian, second.
d Premiums awarded Mrs. H. R
, Schoenthal:
h Lunch cloth, first, center piece, first
pillow cases, first, towels, first, towels
:, second, night gown, first, night gown
second, waist, colored, first, guest
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est assortment, first, best single piece
second, initiating, second
Division U.-Coodins Blind School.
J. Embroidery, Nerva Larter, first; Ad
Heyrend, second. Towels, Rosa ZahI
, er. first; Eva Chritchfield. second.
Brooms, Fred Presson. first; Edd
Parks, second. Hammocks, Fred Pc
7 son, first Cabinet work, Alex, Sc
ond.
Chairs. Jos. Askew, first; John Ws
lace, second. Blind writing, Warn
Ripplinger, first; Olive Gable, secon
Deaf writing, Alta Hitler, first; Ner
+. Larter, second. Sweepstakes. LIE
Culp.
Blind sewing special, Olive Cab
B. first; Bertha Ripplinger, second.
Stools special, Otto Weible, first a
second. Colored embroidery speci
4 Theodore Obborn.
The first pemiums consisted of ca
m. prizes and the seconds of merchant
Ter both contributed by the citizens a
M merchants of Gooding. This sch
ST also won twenty blue and sixteen !
20 ribbons at the state fair held in 30
this year.
80. In addition the school gets first
the Tri-County fair on celery, first
ia. Golden Hubbard squash, second on C
&c bage.
rrv The exhibit was comfortably hou'
yar in a special building generously +
st, vided by the officers of the fair assoc
st. ton, and was the center of attract
i've at all times during the entire fair.
On Friday Governor Haines and
n Governor Gooding paid prolonged v
to the exhibit, and were introduced
,es. many of the pupils who were fair
en- itors that day.
ker Governor Haines expressed his ast
irst ishment at the work of the pupils
o. spoke many words of encouragement
them.
The people of the state have res
to be proud of the work being acc
plished at this school.