The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-10-15
observation-disclosures

largest and best arranged ever shown
at any fair. Twelve booths in the
Merchants hall were devoted to the
school work. This department was in
charge of Miss Z. Fay Fowler, county
superintendent, and Professor o. d.
Center of Boise. The school and club
work were both interesting and educa-
tional
The school girls and boys who were
in the various club contests did ex-
ceedingly good work.
Swine WinnerS-Boys.
The winners in the boys swine club
are as follows:
Poland China saws-John Dotson
Deer Flat, first; Russell Wilson of
Greenleaf second.
Duroc Jersey SOW pig-Harry Nc
Cluskey, Riverside, first; Myers, Cald-
well, second and fourth; Wallace Met
calf, Midway, third; J. Vinson, Deer
Flat, fifth.
Duroc Jersey boar pig-Marry Nc
Cluskey, Riverside, first; no second.
Litter pigs-J. Vinson, Deer Flat,
| first, with a litter Of nine Duroc Jer-
seys.
Sweepstakes-Boys' Swine.
Best pig-Lester Gulley, Greenleaf,
first, with a Duroc Jersey; John Dot
son, Deer Flat, second, with Poland
| China.
Poultry Winners-Boys' Club.
Ralph Myers, Canyon school, won
| irst on per cent Matched, first on per
cent raised, and first on best kept
record.
Wayne Myers, Canyon school, won
second per cent Matched, per cent
raised and best record.
Corn Winners-Boys' Club.
Vergil Harris, Lone Star, first;
Lewis Reese, Greenleaf, second; Walt.
Osborne, Wilder, fourth; Walter Gal
loway, Greenleaf, fifth.
Canning Club Winner.
Sunny Slope school, first.
Servings Club-Winners
Nellie Gray, Sunny Slope, first;
Leona Ernst, Greenleaf, second; Miss
Marie Wilson, Greenleaf, third.
Bread Club-Winners.
Fern Johnson, Sunny Slope, first;
Leona Srnst, Greenleaf, second; Leila
Symms, Sunny Slope, third.
Poultry Winners.
The poultry show was an excellent
one. A. Sebree was the superintend
ent in charge. William Scott Doig
made the awards in the several clas-
ses as follows:
Barred Rocks.
Cock and two hens-H. Villeneuve,
Nampa, first; no second.
Cockerell and two pullets-H. Viii
leneuve, first and second.
Best cock-H. Villeneuve, first.
Best hen-H. Villeneuve, first.
White Rocks.
Cockerell and two pullets-Stanley
Banks, Caldwell, first and second.
Buff Rocks.
Cock and two hens-William Ket-
chen, Jr., first; no second.
Cockerell and two pullets-Wiliam
; Ketcchen, Jr., first.
3 Cock and cockerell-William Ket.
chen, Jr., first and second.
Best hen or pullet-iWlliam Ket.
chen, Jr first
Silver Wyandottes.
Cockerell and two pullets-Joe A
Yoder first.
White Wynadottes.
Cockerell and two pullets-Mrs. w
|. Parsons, Caldwell, first
Cock or cockerell-rs. w. |. Par
sons, first.
Cock and two hens-W. B. Allison
Caldwell, first.
Cockerell and two pullets-Earl w
Connors, Caldwell, first; Harry R
Connors, Caldwell, second.
White Leghorns.
Cockcrell and two pullets-W. B
Nilsson, first; Stanley Banks, second
Brown Leghorns.
Cock and two hens-Dickinson
Bros, Parma, first; Oscar Emmons
Namra, second.
Black Minorcas.
Cockerell and two pullets-H M
RuGdock, Caldwell first and second
Buff Orpingtons.
Cockerell and two pullets-George
H. Varney, Caldwell first.
Cock or cockerell-George H. Var.
ney, first.
Hen or pullet-W. P. Bales. Cald
well, first.
Polish.
Cockerell and two pullets-R.
Convey, Caldwell, first.
Bantams.
Cock and two hens-W. S. Rogers
Caldwell, first; John Postlethwaite
Caldwell, second.
Cockerell and two pullets-V. H
Kimbrought, Caldwell, first; John Pos
tlethwaite, second
Ducks, Geese, Etc.
Indian Runner ducks-Joe A. Yode
first; John Postlethwaite, second.
Toulouse geese-Mrs. Ollie Vinson
Caldwell, first
Bronze turkeys-Mrs. Frank Brow
ing, Caldwell, first; James Howkes
Caldwell, second.
Buckeye hickens-Chickerel an,
four pullets-William Scott Doig, o
Boise, first.
Best cock or ockerell-Willian
Scott Doig, Boise, first
Sweepstakes.
Barred Rock cock-H. Villeneuve
Nampa, first.
Barred Rock hen-Same as above.
Buff Rock cock or cockerell-Wil
liam Ketchen, Jr., Boise, first.