Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-08


on pen.
Rhode Island Reds-Mrs. Joseph
Sheloski, first on cockerel first Sc
cond and third on pullet; 81 by COM
mittee.
Mammoth Bronze turkeys-Mr. De
Spain, first on pair. $3.50 in trade at
D. o. Hetrick, Mrs. c. @. Durbin, first
on gobbler.
Toulouse geese-Mrs. c. o. Durbin,
first on pair, 81 by committee.
r. l.. Alexander was the judge of the
poultry show.
GRAIN AND SEED
Best peck of Gold Coin wheat First,
W. G. Wilson: second NJ l.. Watson.
Best peck Blue Stem wheat--First.
j. w. Davis; second. j. w. Davis.
Best peck Turkey Red wheat-First,
r. 7. Muir.
Best peck Marquir wheat. first j. A.
Fitzpatrick second, r. T. Davis.
Best peck of oats, any variety-First
W. C. Wilson.
Best peck wheat. raised on dry land
First, p. J. Groner; second, r. 7.
Muir.
Best peck wheat any variety-First,
J. A. Fitzpatrick: second, j. W. Davis.
Best peck barley, any variety-First,
X. n. Davis; second. NJ. L. Watson.
Best sheaf of wheat from irrigated
land-First, Roy Barton; second, AL
bertson.
Best sheaf Of wheat from dry land
First. P. j. Groner: second, Mrs. w. S.
Mcdowell
Best sheaf Of barley from dry land
First, James Campbell; second, NJ I.
Watson.
Best sheaf OF oats from irrigated
lands-First, A. D. Fairburn; second,
r. T. Davis.
Best sheaf of oats from dry land
First, A. d. Fairburn.
Best sheaf OF rye from dry land
First. Panike; second. George c. Duffy.
Largest bundle of alfaifa-T. J. Lyle,
first.
Largest bundle millet-Pirst, c. C.
Coble second. G. A. Jones
Best ten pounds alfalfa seed-F1rst
w. Bradshaw.
Largest bundle Soudan grass-FYrst.
j. NJ. Snider; second, George Church.
Best six ears Yellow Dent corn
First. A. Mikkelsen; second. s. s. Hill.
Best six ears White Dent corn First,
c. II. Spicer second, c. S. Applegate.
Best six ears of Sugar Corn-Ffrst,
c. S. Applegate; second, F. l.. Thomp.
son.
Best six ears OF pop corn-First. C
II. Spicer: second. Joseph Mtkkeson.
Largest single ear of corn-First NJ.
NJ. Reeves.
Best peck Jerusalem corn-F1rst,
Don Burrs: second. Don Burris.
Best ten stalks broom corn-F First,
Don Burris; second. Don Burris.
FARM AND GARDEN PRODUCTS.
Best peck Observation-Disclosures, C. A.
Jones; second. c. O. Durbin.
Best peck Melted Gem pota toes
First. j. Blsttner: second. Roy Barton.
Best peck Burbank Seeding pota-
toes-First, Mrs. ID. S. Stanley; Sc
cond. II. r. Seal
Rest peck Idaho Rural potatoes
First c. A. Jones.
Best peck dry land pota First
c. A. Jones; second. j. Il. Hubbard.
Best display of potatoes, all va
rieties-F'irst, Z. j. Barntish second,
Ray l.. Martin.
Largest watermelon First G..
Omure, second. J. W. Davis.
Largest and best head of cabbage -
First, J. c. Craven: second, John OIL
sen.
Best peck of white onions First
Mrs. d. s Stanley.
Best peck of red onions-First
James Campbell; second. Shoesmith.
Best peck OF yellow onions First.
Mrs. D. 8. Stanley; second. Joseph
Petrashek.
Best assortment garden beets-Ffrst,
c. H. Spicer; second, Shoesmith.
Largest garden beet-First. f. 3,
Harrington; second. Mrs. u. s. Stanley
Best plate tomatoes, any variety
First, Mrs. John Martin; second,
Smith Cresler Co.
Best half dozen stalks ceiery--FSrst
Barbara stevens
Largest six cucumbers. any variety
First Bert White; second. H. q.
Joseph.
Largest pumpkin any Nariety-F1rst
Ray Wilson second. N. f. Strstton,
Largest squash. any Variety--First
George Gilderoy; second, J. HoIlenraks
Best five pounds Black Valentine
besns-First. J. G. Moore.
Best five pounds Davis White wax
Rest five younds Red beans--First
Mrs. ID. 3. Stanley; second, Leigh Lint
Best five pounds yellow navy beans
First, Leigh Lint
Best display half -sugar beets-
First. f. S. Harrington; second,
Stowell Dudley
Best display carrots-First. M. NJ.
Reeves; second, c. II. Spicer.
HONORABLE MENTION.
Honey Due melon. william Giffles,
bundle of alfalfa, c. ]. Berg buck
wheat. II. B. Seal; tobacco plant. NJ
M Reeves egg plant on bush, Mrs
Glaze; single egg plant, Louie Mong;
vegetable float, Dan and Ted Warren
SATURDAY STORY HOUR TO
BE RESUMED AT LIBRARY
After sDpp1inV ha r,ppth OF Go.