The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-15
continued from Last Week. I,
POULTRY.

Do nrSt prizes and Is sec
onu' making In all s4I 90 paid IN
premiums In this department One
Ol the exhibits for which no priye
was given was the guinea pIvs. This
aV'facbed the attention OF the chiI.
uren especially and were quite a nov.
elGy' one noticeable thing about
shis display was the fact that there
was but one turkey entered The
lollO"ing premiums were awarded.
rose Comb Brown LeRhorn outlet
MRS. Albsrtson, Baker frst John
Brown, second.
5. Q. White Orphington pullet and
cockerel-Mrs. Clara Radford ar.t
no second.
>. Q, 4. l. Red cOckerel and pulIet
Mrs. Frost tirst, no second.
5. z. B. Leghorn eOcksrel and pul.
let-Mrs. AlbertsOn, Baker, frat, no
second.
Toulouse geese, pair Mrs. A. A.
Lee, Baker, Hrst, Peter Smith, sec.
ond.
Blue Andaluslan cockerel and pull
let-Mrs. Joe La Munyau, frst, no
second.
Indian Runner ducks, psIr-Mrs.
A. A. Lee, Baker first, J. H. Eos
ter, second.
5. G. White Leghorn eockerel and
pulIet-Jos. Noodle first, Bert tiauV,
second.
Pigeons, pair-E. A. Barr, first,
Wm. Horn second.
Belgian haFes, pair Dorothy Har-
ris first, Donald Stone, second.
White Wyandotte cockerel and pull
let-Dr. Whitwell, FIRST, Mrs. J. G.
Hain, pullet second.
Notified AncoRa cockerel, :. DIR. Whit
well, first, cOckerel pullet, second
Joe Noodle pullet Hrst.
White Pekin ducks psir--Jchn
Coles first, Kester CockreIl, second.
Rouen ducks-John Coles first, no
second.
Narragansett turkey-John Coles,
first, no second.
Bantams-Kester Cockrell first,
Vernon TomKlns, second.
Barred Plymouth Rock ben and
cock,-Ruby Dawson, Baker trst, no
second.
Mrs. n. c. Chaffee carried OF nrst |
prizes for Barred Plymouth Rock |
cockerel and pullet; Single comb Buff |
Orlhington cock and hen and cock
ersl and pullet. Kester Cockersl sec
ond for hen and cock OF this breed.
Black Minorea pullet-Kester Cock
rell, first, no second.
Rose comb R. ! Red cockersl and
pulIet, 10y II. Lee, Leadore, first.
ARTS AND CRAFTS.
The room devoted to this part Of
the fair was a place one lOnged to
linger and enjoV. OF course We are
from a Wonan's point of
view. The array OF pictures, oil and
water color work, typography, photog-
raphy, etc, caught and beld the at
tentiun OF those who have an artistic
turn of mind or that love the beauti-
iul in nature. There Sere several
OF cut 40 Aers and especially |
the roses which we're very beautiful.
Under the head OF wood carving we're
two specimens Of that work which
attracted much attention. These
we're two ViUlins made respectively
oy Milton GaVer and Winnie Eich-
wald. These are deserving Of more
than passing mention, for with the
,pDortuDitiss which these boys have
II shows the Iaten talent which they
,ossess. Another exhibit In this de-
,aTtmeni which Was Of more than {
passing interest Was pair OF gloves
uade from a deer which "as killed
~ John Gavsr, .hu tanned and pre-
,ared the hide. Mrs. BFunsr made
ne gloves Snd they were certainly
,ery fine. Another exhibit which
vas not entered for any prize, vas 40
nlsreed picture OF the Main street
Z salmon taken in 1870. This shows
he old lUg buildings which stood
here the Citizens National Bank
nd stbs Pioneer Back nov stand
rbis OF course belongs 10 the SnOup
,wily and is highly prlzed By them J
il shows the house where the
nIJdren we're ell born, with the pic
nrs Of the father also. The prizes
a this department we're IS follows: :
Hand made Eiolin-Rinlneld Eieh-
,alt first. Milton GaVeF second. }
Water color landscaPe-hS. Fred
,isco first, Mis-. Harder, Eorthfork d