Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-20
PIERRE FLOWER SHOW
Under Auspices of Pierre and East
Pierre Woman's Clubs


Pierre Woman's Clubs
The Flower Show to be held under
the auspices of the Pierre and East
Woman's clubs will be held at the
Auditorium at such date in the early
autumn as will best exhibit the an.
nual aowers grown in the city, date
to be announced later.
PREMIUM LIST
The following premium list has
been prepared by the committee ap-
pointed to take charge of the affair:
/ Glass A-Largest and best collec-
tion of flowers grown in open air in
Pierre, quantity, quality and taste
fulness of display considered. First
premium, case of Pierre canned to-
matoes, presented by Frank Rozelle;
second premium, half dozen cups and
saucers and half dozen tea plates by
Thomas Grocery company.
Glass B-Best bouquet or set piece
containing largest variety of flowers,
first premium, SIS dress pattern, A.
F. Moore & Co.; second premium
parasol. A. e Lucas Co.
Glass C-Best piece, quality and ar
rangement considered, first, hand
painted jewel case, w. ID. Nelson:
second, bottle perfume, F.. l.. Villas.
Glass DBest exhibit of any one
variety, quantity, quality and ar
rangement considered; first, half
dozen teaspoons, IA. M. Reed; second,
box candy, Miller Candy factory.
| SPECIALS
Best exhibit of flowers, quantity,
quality and variety considered, cul-
tivated and exhibited by child under
IL years of age-Flrst. Miss hat,
Denton millinery; second, box candy,
sugar bowl.
Best exhibit of Asters-Japanese
| flower basket, III. M Straight.
Best exhibit of Verbenas---$ So. so in
trade, Hilts grocery.
Best exhibit of geraniums, grown
by child under 16.
Fine gernanium-B -Battin Grocery.
| Best exhibit of petunas can of
Darlington Hall coffee, Economy
Store.
Best exhibit of phlox, fancy basket
Starr Furniture Co.
Best exhibit pansy, pair kid gloves
Homer Partridge
Best exhibit sweet peas, subscrip-
tion Daily Capital-Journal, one year
Nipple Printing Co.
Best exhibit balsams, year sub
scription Daily Oak otan-T. b. Rob-
erts, jr.
Best exhibit nasturiams, fountain
pen-F. L. Kemp.
Best exhibit holly hooks, smoke
ham-G. H. Jaynes.
Best exhibit, heliotrope, pair shoes
"A. Noren.
Best exhibit tame sun flowers, 81
box stationery VIM. Kemp.
Best exhibit marigolds, rag rug
Pierre Furniture store.
Best exhibit cocks comb (celosia)
pocket knife-J. b. Binder.
Most artistic basket of flowers,
arrangement, variety and quality
considered, ladies hat--Teske Mil
linery.
RESIDENCE PREMIUM
| All persons desiring to place their
residences in competition for these
prizes will please notify Miss Sadie
Robinson. Secretary, Immediately, as
present appearance and Improvement
during the.season will be considered,
The object of the premiums being tc
encourage improvement in the ap
pearance of properties during the
present season. Judges will be an
nounced later.
i A For best kept residence proper
ty, value Of which is less than $1,000,
| $1,000.
| B Best kept residence property
value of which is between one and
two thousand dollars, $1,000.
| G For the best kept residence
property, value of which is more than
$4,000, $1,000
/ d For the best kept residence
property by a tenant; first premium,
$3.50; second, $500; third, $3.50.
Tenants are not precluded for com.
peting for prizes in classes A, B, G.
i Residence properties will be judged
upon the appearance of lawns, gar.
). dens, buildings. flowers, walks, and
of the abbutting streets and alleys
but the value of the house as such
will not be considered.
LEAD HAS OLDEST RESI-
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