Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-09-20
FALL FESTIVAL
ECHOES
FALL FESTIVAL ECHOES
Chsnter 1.

Chapter I.
Tho Boys and Girls Club Work in
Payette County has had its first ex--
hibition Of products and their Fall
Festival has come and gone. Boys
and girls from all Parts of the Coun-
ty had sent in their products and
these were exhibited and jIdgei for
excellence. The judge for the pigs
and the poultry was Prot, ssor E, j.
Fjeldsted of the University and on
Friday evening he gave an illustrat-
| cd lecture at the High school show
ing some very excellent views of
! the hog industry and commenting
meantime on the local exhibit. He
| pointed cut certain characteristics
I by WHICH pig Of strong constitu|
tion might be recognized and other
DISTINGUISHING features of pig
which lacked constitution end vital
| ity He also emphasized that the.
better a pig had been the easier it
could be fattened. That the feed
one might pour into razcr-back pig
would feed and fatten two or three
other modern pigs Of the same age.
The pig winners and the merchantsI
Offering the prizes are as follows;
LIST, James Cruickshank, ~ p, Win
ming the $4,000 pure bred sow
p.3 offered by the Royston Estate;
Poland China breed
I21d. Tod Coulter N p. the $4,000
pure bred pig offered by H. R.
Boomer Duroc Jersey breed
Srd, Rudolph Broderson, P, the 500
pure bred Chester White pig Of
fered by Ira Dalzel, F.
4th, Lyle Vim, P, Golden Rule
Stores $3.50 mdse at New Plymouth
and 50 mdse at Payette
5th, Eva Darrell, N. P, winning the
$3.50 in cash offered by the Pay
cite National Bank
9th, Gladys O'Bannon, p, the $3.50
mdse given by Creasey's Grocery,
N. F.
7th, Ward Tyler, N. p, the s1.5O
cash offered by the Farmers State
Bank, N. P.
THE CANNED FRUIT
WINNERS AS FOLLOWS:
lst, Ruby Wayne, P, the SO mdse !
offered by Moss Mere Co., P.
End. Lille Cruickshnak, N. P, the
$3.50 cash given by the Farmers
State Bank, N. P.
3rd, Frances Stuve, NJ p, the So
mdse. offered by Stanton's Grocery
4th, Josephine Philips, N. P, the
$l50 cash offered by the Fruit
land State Bank.
9th, Viola Kramp, N. P, the S100 |
mdse. offered by Stanton's Grocery
9th, Susan Lowrie, P, the SOC. cash
given by the Independent Meat
Market, P.
7th, Laura Hazeltine, F., the soc
cash offered by Balm Auto Co. P.
THE CORN WINNERS WE'RE:
LIST, John Giesler, Jr, P, the $500
mdse. donated by w. H. Farber
and Son, P.
Fad, Rudolph Broderson, p, the $3.50
lndse offered by E, C. Keith and
Son, P.
ird, Robt. Miles, p, the 50 mdse.
given by Swatman Drug Store. MP
It'll, Clark Cram, p, the sack of
flour offered by Johnson and Son.
f.
THE YARD GARDEN
RESULTS GAVE:
st place to Ruth Bowers, N. p, wiz
ming the $1.5O cash offered by
the Payette National Bank.
md, John Brown, P, the soc. cash
offered by Grim's Variety Store. P.
rd, John Peterson, ~ p, soc. cash
offered by the Payette Commission
Co., NJ. w. Watts, Mgr.
FOR THE GARDEN,
TENTH ACRE EXHIBITS.
st, Jeanette Rogers, p, $500 on
Photos at the Eddy Studio, P.
nd, Viola Kramp, n. P, the $500
Silver berry spoon offered by Steg- |
ners Store. F.
I'd, Harold Phetteplace, p, the $3.50
Fountain Pen given by Thurston 5
Pharmacy, p.
tn, Ralph Walker, P, $500 mdse.
donated by the Don't Worry Store.
Next week the winners of the Other
xhibits will be mentioned. Next
Ieek comes the State Fair at Boise
t which many boys and girls will
Is exhibit
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