Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-16
POTATO SHOW WAS
GREAT SUCCESS.
INTERESTING LECTURE AND
LIST OF AWARDS MADE TO
EXHIBITORS.

The Potato Show which began Fri
day night with an interesting tall
on Potato Growing and Marketing
by Professor Bennett, formerly O,
Greeley, Colo, and closed Saturday
evening with the awarding OF prizes
on very cred&table display of DO
gtatoes contributed by many OF toe
lenterprising growers OF the commun-
ny, proved to be a mighty fine start
IN the direction OF progressive meth-
DDS and new ideas In connection
with this important branch Of agrI-
lcultural activities.
POTATO SHOW WINNERS.
Adult Division
Early Rose: No entries.
Early Ohio: LIST, v. Mercer, $500
in trade by Gorham Mercantile
Co.; End, ]. 8. Thurston OF Lit
tie Willow, $3.50 in trade by In
dependent Meat Market.
Melted Gem: 1st, Harry Kent, $500
in trade at Stanton Grocery: End,
N. H. Farnham, $3.50 sack Arrow
flour by Moss Mercantile Co.
Idaho Rurals: 1sd. Mr.. Crowther of
Falk, $500 in trade by Wad-ng &
Clay Garage; End, Northrop Farm,
Oregon Slope, 1920 sack OF Sun
shine flour by The Payette Mills;
3rd, p. NJ. Boals, Oregon slope,
s1.00 Int. Stock Food by Compton s
Pharmacy.
On Varieties other than above: 1s.,
H. Gregory with bliss Early Tr.-
umph, $500 in trade by Wood &
Spaulding and 81 90 by Van Pesten
Lumber Co.
End, ]. Nodle, with Earliest Yet,
$500 in trade by Farmers Coop |
eratige Coal and SnRply Co..
3rd, Earl Kirk, with Snow, $500 in |
trade by Golden Rule Store.
4th, Harry Kent with Snow, so cts.
in cash By Balm Auto Co. /
YOUTH DIVISION
(Under Is years.
Early Ohio: LIST, Clinton Mercer,
$500 in trade by j. A. Lauer &
Bro.
Netted Gems: 1st Cecilia Brown,
$500 in trade by Keith & Son.
End, Charles Kent, s1.50 subscrip
tion to Payette INDEPENDENT.
Srd, Frances Parks, s1.00 in trade
by Payette Steam Laundry.
daho Rurals: 1st, Donald Mathis,
$500 in trade by Farmers Socie y
of Equity.
End, Elwood Bivens, 800 in trade
by Maule Coal Co.
3rd, Rudolph Brodersou, Soc. in
cash by Balm Auto Co.
IN Varieties other than above: End
La Pril Chaplin, $1.00 Savings Ac-
count by First National Bank.
sweepstakes Prize, given for best
exhibit in entire Show. won by 6
Harry Kent, $500 in trade by L
Idaho Oregon Power Co.
Pharmacy donated $500 i
show room rent.
SCHOOL CONTEST.
Boys Essay on Potatoes: 1st, Lynn :,
Parsons, $500 pair gloves by w. /,
H. Farber & Son.
End, Dana Portner, $500 in trade
by Giesaer Bros.
Srd, Ted Taylor, s1.0O Savings Ae-
count by First National Bank. I
iirl's Word Contest: 1st Ellen Cars ]
tens, $500 in trade by Rautenkranz a
the Jewler and Optician l
End, Bessie Musgrove, $1.00 in I
trade by Browns Arts and Crafts !,
Shop. v
Snd, La Dona Swank, s1.0O Saw g
ings Account by Payette National e
Bank. t
4th, Susan Lowrie, s100 Savings 3
Account by First National Bank. "
5th, Maude Chalfant, soc. cash by t
Balm Auto Co. d
HIGH SCHOOL a
lest Original Poem on Potatoes: let,
Divine Kenward, $500 in trade l
by Canyon Com. Co.
End, Julian Phettiplace, $100 Saw
ings Account by Payette National
Bank. Il
3rd, Alice Griffiths, s1.oo tn trade e
by Star Bakery. a
4th, Airline Crouch, SOC. cash by p
Balm Auto Co. >
1t is hoped that the other mer- u
hant prizes offered but not won. e
lay be available in January for the o.
orn Ehox. /"