Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-03


.products at the Gem State fair was
Hgiven out by the fair association last
night Following were the winners:
IRRIGATED FARMS.
Mangel Wurzel, T. A. Allen, Meri-
dian. first; F.. q Goodwin, second; G..
A. Bennett, third
Sugar beets, d. r. Simplot, Burley.
first: q. Hanan, Burley, second; I. A.
Allen, Boise, third.
Table beets, ], A. Bennett, first; c..
P. Allen. second Paul Bennett. third.
Cabbage, F. c. Goodwin, first; B. F.
Allen. second; Il. Edwards, third.
Carrots. b. f, Allen, first w. A.
Allen. second: i. A. Allen, third.
Early potatoes j. A. Bennett, first;
Mrs. J. A. Bennett, second; c. L. Ha-
worth, third.
Rural type potatoes, Charles NJ.
Johnson first T. A. Allen, second; j.
A. Bennett, third
Gem type potatoes, Mrs. ]. A. Ben
nett first j. \. Bennett, second; Nat
Berridgo, third.
Sweet potatoes, T. Edwards, first.
Pumpkins (pie), T. A. Allen, first;
b. F. Allen, second; T. Edwards, third.
Field pumpkins, j. Ford, first; D.
Little. second: B. j. Dunton, third.
Summer squash, 7. Edwards, first;
F. c. Goodwin, second; ]. A. Bennett,
third
Celery. T. w Jennings. first: ]. A.
Bennett, second T. Edwards, third.
Cauliflower, T. A. Allen, first; T.
Edwards, second. B. r. Allen, third.
Tomatoes, T. Edwards, first; T. \.
Allen. second, q p Allen, third.
Table cucumbers, T. A. Allen first
B. +. Allen. second; c. G. Myers, third.
Picking cucumbers, T. A. Allen,
first: T. Edwards. second C. G. My
ers, third.
Eggplant, T. Edwards, first; j. A.
Bennett. second; F. c. Little, third.
Peppers r. A. Allen, first; T. Ed
wards, second: ]. A. Bennett, third.
Picking onions. T. Edwards, first;
II. Il. Turner. SECOND.
yellow onions, T. Edwards, first; T.
w. Jennings. second; L. f. Terry,
Nampa, third.
White onions, L. f. Terry. first T.
w Jennings, second; T. Edwards,
third.
Parsnips, b. F. Allen, first; T. VI.
Jennings, second I. A. Allen, third
Tnrnips, T. w Jennings. first: T
Edwards, second II. F.. Turner. third
Largest and heaviest watermelon, L.
z. Terry, first. l.. Smith, second; II
Z. Turner, third
Watermelon, T. f. Terry, first; l.
Smith, second T. Edwards, third.
Cantaloupes, T. Edwards, first Seth
Farr, second: L. Smith, third.
Dent corn, r. Tobias, first; Setf
Farr, second; j. w. Winslow, third;
Charles Everett, fourth: j. A. Bennett
fifth.
Flint corn, J. ". Winslow, first: ]
A. Bennett, seco1d; T. A. Allen, third
]. Ford, fourth.
Sweet corn, l. E. Terry, first; T. To-
bias, second; ]. A. Bennett, third.
Popcorn, T. Tobias. first; B. F. AL
len, second; Belda Allen, third.
Yellow Dent corn, l.. E. Terry, first;
r. Tobias, second; A. Johnston, third
Seth Farr, fourth: T. A. Allen, fifth
White Dent corn, Marion Winslow
first; T. Tobias, second; Jessie Wilson
third: l.. E. Terry, fourth; T. A. Allen
fifth.
Colored beans, T. Edwards. first; 8
p. Glenn, second; c. R Simplott
third.
Canning peas, j.. Worthington, first
C. G. Myers, second; L. Gillett, third
Cow peas, c. r. Simplott, first;
Armstrong, second.
Red winter wheat, T. A. Allen, first
Red spring wheat, t. A. Allen, first
o. o. Haga, second.
White spring wheat, T. A. Allen
first; ]. Elliott, second; M. T. Magee
third.
White oats, T. A. Allen, first;
Elliott, second.
Colored oats, T. "A. Allen.
Spring barley. +. A. Allen, first; En-
NETT Stiles, second; D. q. Clemens
third.
Winter barley. T. A. Allen.
Spring rye. T. A Allen.
Red clover seed. 7. Tobias, first T
A. Allen, second.
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