Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-09-18

llSt OF the county lar Whieh oPN''S
Monday. The association has done Its
best to the end chat the fair may be q
source of pleasure and profit to the
citizens of the county, and 1t is hoped
the people will show their apprecia-
tion by attending as often as conven-
lent.
Martin Peterson. 50 for best box
apples.
Fred Trotskey. 50 for best box
Bartlett pears.
E. H. Whitehead will pay 81 for
best box of pears.
E. w. Jewell. 50 for best box
Wealthy apples.
John Molloy. $l.50 for second best
box Wealthy apples.
J. E. DeBaun. $3.50 for second
best box Bartlett pears.
J.W. Merrill will pay $3.50 for the
best Rhode Island cockrel.
Herman Smith. $1.5O fos best
bushel of white potatoes.
Orofino Livery & Feed Stable. $3.50
for best six Hubbard squash.
Ed Donath will give two sets of
spreaders, value So, to the best draft
team.
A. E. Peterson. SIS for reddest
headed young lady under years. 1st
SO; End 81.
j. S. Hogue. So for best box of
Claps' Favorite pears. $1.50 for best
box Jonathans.
DR.. Fairly. S. for best physically
developed young man under 2 years.
First So; second 81.
Owl Drug Store. $40 in kodak sup
plies for best display of kodak work.
$3.50 first and 49,. so second.
Harry Walrath.' $3.50 for best
bushel of field corn. 81 for best halt
bushel fall wheat, any variety.
DR.. Givens. 81 for second best
bushel of white potatoes. 81 for best
two pounds of home made butter.
Robt. Swadener. SIS for best ply
sically developed young lady under
years of age. First, $500; second S.
Farmers Cash Store. One pair ST
mems shoe for best bushel of onions
One pair 81 ladies shoes for best gal.
lon apple butter.
w. E. Stoddard offers reproduc.
tion of famous oil painting, value
S., for best painting, contestants te
be under IL years old.
Clearwater Republican. 81 for mos
artistically prepared bundle of shea.
wheat; same for best sheaf of barley
same for best sheaf of oats. Eacl
bundle should be at least inches il
diameter at butt. In addition to casl
we will give one years subscription
value ST., to each winner.
, Afflick, the Druggist. To girl
! under IA years. Best display of pas
: try, 10 varieties. 1st prize soil
! gold ring, value $3.50; End prize on
pair gold handled scissors, valu
$1.5O. For best display of vegetable
= by boy under Ia. First prize $2.5
! fountain pen; second prize one pal
$1.5O link cuff buttons.
e Bank of Orofino. 81 for best
g ears of corn on 10 stalks. 81 for bes
q bundle of oats. 81 for best bundle {
v alfalfa. 81 for best bundle of timt
it thy and clover hay. 81 for best bur
e die of wheat. 81 for best bund
IS of millet hay. 81 for best bundle {
q barley. 81 for best bundle of tim'
e thy hay. 81 for best bundle of fodd'
ID sorghum. 81 for best ten ears of corr
n Orofno Meat & Cold Storage G.
II 50 for best box Rome Beauty Apple
Or 50 for best box Baldwin apples.
NJ for second best box Of pears.
+ Orofno Feed Store. 81 for be
II bushel of spring wheat, any variet
9. Sc per bushel above market will
=, paid for 100 bushels same variety.
ur John P. Harlan. $40 for sawil
a contest. Contestants to furnish the
H. own saws. First prize. $3.50 eros
er cut saw; second prize. One axe, o
he maui and one wedge, value $3.50.
O. X. Confectionery. One 5-lb b
best chocolates, made by Inland 81
pire Biscuit Co., Spokane, value
ty to young lady under 18 years for b.
he three varieties of home made candy
ny White Pine Trading Co. We W
in give one mems heavy winter macl
Ter nav coat, value 50, for best bo,
Of apples, one each Of Spitzenbu
in Winter Banana, Rome Beauty, Wa
Ice ner, Baldwin. 81 in mdse. for b
md 10 pounds table grapes, any varie
md Orofino Trading Co. $3.50 for b
ia display Of canned fruits. $3.50
and best display Of Jellies.
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