The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-15
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IN this department Ars as folIowsf
Applss-AIexandsr-C. b, .Hovsy
arst W. 4. BFinsg second.
BsIlnOEeI-C. b. HovsV. first. -
Ben Davis @. b. HoVey hrsT, w.
A. BFIney second
DslAeious--E. W. Gstman Carmen,
hnt CD. HoVsy NOEth.F second.
...soow = Rose Bros first G. II. Webb
second
/. CANOE. d. Hovey :Hrsr..::W "A. !.
BFiney second.
Grimes Goldsn-L. C. Gsertson
FIRST.
yonaEhnn II. Webb fst Rose
Br9s. sscoDd.
McIntosh Redo. b. HOsey hrst
y. w. Neiman sscond.
N. W. Gresning-A. w. Pope OF
Sho0p, first q. b. HOvey second.
Pswaukeee-W. "A. BhUey first @.
II. Webb second.
Northern SPY W. Heiman first.
Wealthies-W. A. Briney first q. b.
Hovey second.
Winsaaps--C. b. HoVsy first II. e.
0stIandeF sscond.
Winter Banana--C. b. Hovey first.
Wtsnler DeseEts-H. Il. OstEsndeF
first aud second.
Plate display Apples--W. A.. Briney
first Howard Sims second.
Boz Clapps Favorite pears-Ira
Gable Hrst.
Boz Flemish Beauty peaFs-W. a..
Brlney firat Horace OstrandsF second.
Idaho pears--J. W. Thompson first.
Plste display peaFs-T II. Bur-
bridge first u. Haug second.
Plate display plums- Rose Bios.
frat Nels MaFsing OF Ulysses, second.
Plate display prunes--w. A. Briney
hFst Nels marSing secoDd.
Plata display peaches A. W. Pope
OF Shoup, first o. b. HOyey second
t'late display grapes-A. W. Pope
n shoup, first AID second.
Fruit not llsted--W. A. BriRey
iislt on Wolf River, q. u. Bovey first
Tor Stra sherry and Nels Marsing In.
dian creek el fol Ounces, h. W.,
NsIman 81 special on plums.
LIv RsTOCK
The county fair Just closed was the
eth annual fair held 10 LemhI coun-
~. From . very modest beginuIng
four years ago, each depaI tment has
steadily grown In volume and high
standards. In NJ other department
Of this fair was this improvement
more marked than In the livestock
department.
The hFst annual fair held In 1912
had on exhibition only few horses
Of recognized pedigree. The fair
Just closed included IN It's exhibit OF
IGFsaa many royal specimens Of the
standard breeds The fair held In
1919 showed 0nly Q pens Of cattle, 3
pons o. snssp, and four . ms Of hogs.
The fair just closed had on exhibit.
tlOn over one hundred head OF psdl-
gree cattle which included short
horns, llolstein, Jersey and dual.
purpose cattle. The beef and dairy
types of Shorthorn cattle led In the
e1hioit There we're pens of sheep
and nine pona Of hogs The hogs
shown Included the Duroc Jersey,
the Poland China aud the Berkshire,
the DurOc Jerseys leading In mum.
beFa and variety. There we're also
t~o pens Of Angora goats ON exhlbl.
ton.
Thls grand display Of pedigreed
stock was the leading attraction Of
thu fair. Large crowds OF people
could be Spen 1T tue ms all during
The fair. The c,aImittse was very
fortunate In securing Prof. Wilson TO
judge the livestock. Tue comm tee
alao deserves great credit for the In.
teFesl created and thu manner In
which this department was handled.
IL required n inlmeaae amount Of
labor and planning 10 make IL the
success 10 YES, The following Is =
llaa Of tho priEe winners.
HORSES.
PerchsFon = Carmen Horse Co, first
=. y. Tobias, Of Lsmhl second.
Relgian--R. J. Nlcholson Lsadore,
nrst no second award in this class.
Grade draft horse C. n Rose aFst
q. W. Shook second.
Ssa1daFd orsd.ssAllion q. W. Oliver
arst no second.
Draft mare J. +. Spencer trst n.
a. Tienos second.
Dram colt s.VeaF.old. shred In Lam.