Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-02-18
POULTRY EXHIBIT PRAISED BY
EVERYONE.


III. Warner. Black Langshangs.
Best pen in American class-W. IL.
Thomas, Partridge Wyandottes.
The awards made by Judge G. G..
wherry of Payette were as follows:
Barred Rocks-C. S. Smith. Grange
vile, /, 2, 8, pullet, cockerell, pen;
G. A. Mclean, Lewiston, /, z, hen,
Q cock and 3 hen.
White Roeks-Clyde Moffit, Grange
vile, 3 cockerell, 2, pullet, 2; hen,
3 cock and 2 pen.
Columbia Wyandottes-Ed Holman.
Grangeville, 2. pullet
Silver Laced Wyandottes-Frank
Rice. Grangeville, eockerell.
White Wyandottes-John Norwood,
Grangeville, l cock, l pen, cockerell,
], 2 hen; w. H. Thomas, lilo, l., 2 cock
erell, hen, 2 pen.
Partridge Wyandottes-Joe Brock
man, Grangeville, l cock, w. H. Thorn
as, 2, cock, 2, 3, cockereH, l, 2, 3
hen, /, 2, 3 pullet, /, pen; H. R.
Sales, lilo, ! cockerall, 3 pen.
Rose Combed Reds-Al Chance, 2, 4
cockerell; Frank Winner, Cottonwood,
/, 2, pullet.
Silver Combed Reds-Ray Pearson,
Grangeville, 3 cock, 3 pullet; Al
Chance, pullet.
Black Langshangs w. II. War
ner, Grangeville, | cockerell l, 2, 3
pullet l pen.
Dark Brahmas-J. c. Graves, cock,
/, 2, hon, pen.
Light Brahmas-J. c. Graves, 2 cock
erell.
Bearded Silver POLISH. G. Graves,
1, 2, pullet, 2 cockerell.
Golden Bearded Polish. G. Graves,
] cockerell, ] hen, /, 2, pullet, l
pen.
Blue Andalusians-Otto Schwalbach,
Grangeville, 2 coekerell, ] pullet, hen.
White Breasted White POLISH. G.
Graves, cockerell, l, Q, 8 hen, pen.
This was the highest scoring pen in the
show and also contained the highest
scoring bird.
Cornish Indian Games---C. A.. Me
Lean, Lewiston, i, 2 cock, L, 2 hen, 2,
8 pullet, pen.
Black Red Breasted Game-George
Il. Morrow, Ito. cock, 2, 3 hen.
Black Breasted Game-Owen Nor
gan, / cockerell, l, 2, pullet. ! pen.
Black Hamburg-Mrs. F. E. Moore,
Grangeville, cock, 1, 2, hen, j pen.
Silver Spangled Hamburg-Mrs. F.
E. Moore, 2 cock, /, 2, 3 hen.
Aneonas-Cal Hazelbaker, Grange
vile, I, 2, 8 pLllet.
White Leghorns-@George A. Smith
Grangeville, cock, l, 2, pullet; Don
Fisher, cock.
Black Minorcas-Wicks Brothers
Grangeville, 4, 2, 3 pullet
Silver Campines-Charles futile
Winchester, eoekerell, /, 2, 3 pullet
] pen.
Buff Orpingtons-Sam Mannering
Grangeville, 2, hen; II. G. Parrish
10, 9, 8 pullet, |, 2 cockerell, . PEN
John Gregg, 3 eockerell.
Rose Combed White Orpingtons-
Mrs. A. c. Dahl, Grangeville, |. ?,
pullet, l cockerell, l pen.
Black Orpingtons-Mr A. G. Dahl
2 cock, l, 2 pullet.
White Orpingtons-Dr W. s. Jack
son, Grangeville, | cock, /, 2. 3 cock
erell, l, 2, 3 pullet, l. ., hen, I,
pen.
The Merchandise Prizes.
The merchandise prizes were as fol
lows:
Best shaped bird IN show, Jas. G
Graves, $3.50 sweater by Fair Store
Largest bird any variety, Jas. G.
Graves, French cry clean suit, value
$3.50, given by Richards & Soltman.
Best cockerel, any variety, James c.
Graves, clock, value $3.50, given by +,
C. Krakau, jeweler.
Best bird exhibited by lady, $1.00
box chocolates to Mrs. L. f. Moore
given by John Mullinix candy kitchen
Best pen any variety, James Graves
one setting White orpington eggs, by
DIR. w. S. Jackson, value $500.
Best pair Light Brahmas, James C
Graves, $1,000 on suit, by Burt Crosby
Co.
Best hen any variety, James Graves,
smoked ham by McGhie Trading Co.
Best pullet any variety, Calvin
Haaelbaker, $500 pair of shoes by D.
H. Sasenberry.
Largest number of birds exhibited
by one exhibitor, w. H. Thomas, no,
riding bride, valued at $3.50, given by
the Snyder Miller Co.
Best drake any variety, Calvin Haz
elbaker, sack oyster shell by Wright
Grocery Co.