The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-29

Tie WITH TWO CTuStS, SUC IN trade al
Vanderhoff's-Mrs. w. w. Peter.
First on collection in this division,
one sack Wigwam flour by Homedale
Forwarding Co.-Viola Jackson; sec
ond, Mrs. Chas. Dugdale, white Minor
ca cockerel and pullet given by Mrs.
f. c. Preston.
Canned Fruit and Vegetables.
Best can Of fruit, l doz. pint Mason
jars, by Vanderhoff' s-Mrs. Chas
Dugdale; second, one small covered
jar-Mrs. c. M. Sutton.
Best can vegetables, LIST one stew
pan. with cover, given by Vasderhoff's
Mrs. w. w. Peter; second, earthen
dish-Mrs. Chas. Dugdale.
Best glass jelly, lst doz. jelly
glasses-(winner given next week.
End, "a doz. jelly glasses-Mrs. Chas.
Dugdale.
Best preserves, Bean jar given by
Vanderhoff's-Mrs. c. NJ. Sutton.
Winners of pickle prizes will be
given next week.
Needlework.
Patch work quilt, Aluminium kettle,
given by Boyes Hardware Co.-Mrs.
Ray Estes. ....
Dresser scarf, 81 is trade by Cakes
Bros.-Mrs. T. F. McMeans.
Centerpiece. Rug by Golden Rule
Store-Mrs. D. j. Sullivan.
Guest Towel. 81 in trade Cakes
Bros.-Mrs. Jasper Gubi.
Baby Dress, 75c in trade Wander
hoff's-Mrs. Jasper Gubi
Button Holes, 75c in trade at Van
derhoff' s-Mrs. c. M. Sutton.
Pillow Slips, 75c in trade Wander
hoff's-Mrs. w. ]. Helton.
Corset Cover Yoke, 75c in trade
Vanderhoff' s-Miss Ida Schenck.
Largest and best exhibit in this di-
vision, $500 berry set given by the
Variety Store-Miss Ida Schenck.
Fancy apron and embroidered sofa
pillow awards will be announced next
week.
Flowers.
Roses, u doz. rose plants given by
the Intermountain Nursery, Payette-
Mrs. L. B. Yaden.
First on general exhibit. rs ever
bearing strawberry plants-Geo. Van
derhoff; second. Is everbearino straw
berry plants-Mrs. l.. B. Yaden.
Plants given by Intermountain Nurs-
cry. Payette.
California Peoples. doz geranium
SHIPS gwen by Mrs. l.. b. 4aden-lda
Schenck
Asters--Mrs. Lewis Smith.
Sweet Peas-Geo Vanderhoff.
Pansies-Mrs. L. B. Yaden.
Cosmos-Mrs., Jasper Cub.
Nasturtiums-Mrs Fessner.
Prizes awarded these by the WEIGH
grocery Judges in ladies' department,
| Mesdames L. ]. Magee, H. B. Bitner
and Stone, OF Fargo.
Poultry.
White Leghorns, 81 in trade Home
Lumber y Coal Co.-Mrs. }. r. Wood
White OrEIngtons, 81 in trade Home
Lumber q Goal Co:-Lew,s Smith.
Turkeys, Views Smith. -,
Inc result OF the baDy contest VIII
be announced next week.
school DIVISION:
Map Drawing-Clarice Peter, flrst;
Oscar WEIGH, second.
Fen and INK drawing-Judge Lenner
| Composition up to 9th grade-tlrst:
blanche Mcdowell; second, Mildred
Wright.
| Writing-Naomi Gresham.
| root Races.
Girls under 10, eoc box candy at
| - q
Boys under ID. cap at Welch gro
cery-fay Anderson.
Stake race. run lzo yards circle stake
Cupp, first, $AO; Iienn McWiliiams'
second, Si'Oo' -.
fotato Race riaing BAREBACK ana
bringing potatoes one al tine 10 goal
1--Russei Johnsos. iirst' @z'oo' koss
dement,, second. Si;o. :, -
LADIES race, walk q u mlle, 1Iot "a
niie, and run "a miie-W m.e o'ove.'
lrst, Sz'u; Lorene HarDoski' second
Sl,O. ~, ~ IT,
Low riding contest-lex Eh)odo'
~ 49,. r.. d.,
Mule race-Ross Dement, frst' ";
FRANK DAVIS second, 81.
PRELIMINARY bucklng-faui bahem
Lex EnJodo. Waily FREEMAN oscar
Dement,, oam Supp: ., ~, :,
Pony raee.sam oupp ISL s<' "aiiS
freeman md 81 IN ..u:u,
Noveily race 9aadle ,oo anu o'l Sin