American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-08-26
SPECIAL PRIZES

BY Intermountain Milling Co, for best peck
Turkey Red wheat, IS.
BY e. e. Earring: For largest watermelon. IS.
BY Schwarz Bros: For largest pumpkin, s.. so.
by Ellsberry Clothing Co.: For best rider In
bucking contest, pair $3.50 boots.
BY Riverside Mercantile Co: For best pound
ranch butter, 50 In merchandise.
by Claassen Mercantile Co.: For best six ex-
hibits ranch butter, 81 each in merchandise.
BY w. w. Beckstead: To boy winning pony race
IN three-days contest, $3.50 bride.
BY Widsteen Jewelry Co.: To lady having best
display OF preserved fruits, set of teaspoons.
BY Sparks Meat Co.: For best loaf of bread on
exhibition, sugar cured ham.
BY Siegel Bakery: For best bundle wheat ex-
hibited, sack high grade flour.
By Golden Rule Mercantile Co: For best display
OF fancy work, IS in merchandise.
By Bradshaw Clothing Store: For best male
hog, 30 hat; for best roper on grounds, $3.50 silk
shirt.
BY Oliver e McKown hardware Co: For best
jar pickles, set silver table spoons. For best
cake, Administer rug 27x54. For best potatoes ex-
hibited. % single shot rifle.
BY American Falls Milling Co.: For the best
loaf OF bread made from Ambrosia flour a special
prize of IS. For the second best loaf of bread
made from Ambrosia flour a special prize of $3.50.
The above open to all contestants. For the best
loaf of bread made from Ambrosia flour by any
girl under Is years of age, 81. For the second best
loaf OF bread made from Ambrosia flour by any
girl under is years of age, $500. For the best
loaf OF bread made from Ambrosia flour by any
boy under 16 years of age, $500. For the second
best loaf Of bread made from Ambrosia flour by
any boy under 16 years OF age, 81. The only con-
dition In the above contest is that each boy or
girl contrasting must do all the work of baking
without help from their parents, and 1t is also
desirable that a pan of uniform size be used and
we a pan 4hx9A inches in size which
can be bought at the hardware store for a few
cents. 1t is necessary to have loaves of uniform
size In order to get an accurate Judgment.
Idaho Lumber company: For best six stalks corn
with ears grown on dry land, not irrigated. $40
in cash.
by First National Bank: For boy or girl under
16 exhibiting best pig narrowed in 1915, $25.
Oneida Milling company: For best peck Turkey
Red wheat IS. For best peck of Gold Coin wheat,
S.. For best peck of Bluestem wheat, So.
Evans State Bank: For best brood mare and
colt, IS.
Evans Mercantile company: For best stallion.
Sc in merchandise. For best dairy COW. So in
merchandise.
Murray and Fitzpatrick, druggists: For best
penmanship between eighth and twelfth grades in
elusive, S. fountain pen.
Leader Hardware company: $25 to apply on a
range for the first couple getting married before
the grand stand at the fair grounds.
Joe Gish: To winner In COW girl grab race,
S. box of candy.
Smith and Black of Farmers Barn: To best
span OF mules, Sc pair of halters.
Schmidt Furniture store: Merchandise prize to
best sample of alfalfa.
Gem State Lumber company: For best peck
of Hybred wheat, IS cash.
Fall Creek Mercantile company: For first in
the girls pony race. SIS in merchandise. For
second In girls pony race, $3.50 in merchandise.
Tietjen Mercantile: For best bull calf. IS or
blankets.