The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-15

James Caples second.
Gold ore-E. II. Edwards Gibbons.
vile, first Alta Mining 10. SECOND.
Slver-cupper oFe-G Graves and wig.
gins Patterson first, Silser star sec.
ond.
Lead ore-Gilmors Mining 90. irs,
Latest Gut second.
/ Copper 0re--Cnas. Anderson Vel.
ow Jacket, first A. G. Ludwig Lees
burg, second.
/ Cobalt Nickel-Juhn Belille Lees
burg, first A. e. Ludwig second.
| Tungstsn-C. h. Graves Patterson.
Mollybdenum-C. b. Graves, Pat.
terson.
Coal Geo. Oliver.
Sandstone Geo. oliver.
NEEDLEWORK.
The space assigned to the needle.
work department vas not neary large
enough TO accommodate and properly
display the work. This was another
department wnere the ladies delight.
ed TO linger. ManV dainty pieces of
crochet, tatting, embroidery, knit.
ting and quilt work we're shown.
The following were given prizes:
Evsiet embroidery-Mrs. o. Anon
son Lemhi, first.
Solid embroidery Mrs. f. r. GIL.
breath tirst Miss Laura Shoup second.
Tatting collar aud cufTs-Mrs. j.
u. Padaham first, Mrs. T.. r. Gil
breath second.
IRISH croch et-MIs. Lena RaIston
GiobonsviIle, first and second.
Filet-Mrs. Lena Ralston first Mrs
CrandaI Aecond.
Punch work-Mrs. CrAndall first.
Netting Mrs. j. A. Turnbull first
Mrs. Marion second.
hhnd made garment--Mrs. T.. j.
Atkins first Mrs. o. Amonson second.
Colored embroidery sofa pillow =
Mrs. Cassius sehoheld Carmen, frst
Mrs. Riggie second.
Orochetsd bed spread Mrs. o. A.
simons first Mrs. Ira A. Gable sec.
ond.
Patch work quilt--Mrs. q. y. DE.
Hart first Mrs. NJ. q. Hawkins sec.
ond.
Common darning-Mrs. q. A, Nor.
ton first Mrs. w. q. Mccormick sec.
ond.
Hardangsr-Mrs. f. X. GDbreath
first Mrs ]. J. Bauer, GibbonsyIlIe.
second.
Cross stitch Work-Mrs. Lena Raj
ston Gibbonsville first Miss Laura
Shoup second.
Pair crocheted towels or pillow
cases-hrs. 5. g. Watson Carmen,
first Mrs Craudall second.
Hemstltched handkerchIef-Mrs.
Z. r. Gilbreath first Mrs LARouche
second.
Best buttonhole Blaslin-
game first, no second.
Hand made doll clothes-Irma
first Margaret Sandiland
second.
Best piece fancy work-Glsdys
Campbell frst, Dorothy Harris Sec
Dnd.
BEE.
4. b. Randolph hrst prize for comb
honey, extracted honey, display OF
hive 1t work.
Mr.. Randolph deserves ali the
prizes he won for lac spared no labor
and expense 10 make an attractive
display. lie introduced q new feat.
lrs during the second day Of the fair
BY serving the croWd Nith generous
lelpings Of bread and butter and
honey.
Mr.. Randolph is about the only
nsn In the county Who makes a bus.
ness OF keeping hees for c0mmsrcia
ise. lie has been engaged In this
work about five years. Starting with
. swarms he now has about 100
tAnds. Last spring when he count.
d his swarms he had about IS and
side from the increase Of swarms n
ias received about II COO pounds Of
ioney for market Tbese figures
'lainiy show that the little busy
se' Is money maker.
HoRTICULTURE.
This department was wonder 10
bose Wbo had never seen what Lem
i county can raise la the way of
ruits- No better apples eau be
roan than SeFs exhibited here last
'eek. The standard fruits such as
pples, pears snd plums Can be de-
ended upon year In and year out
nile the other fruits are not-so eer-
ain. There vas one plate OF second
fop Strawberries which attracted
luch attention. The prize winners