The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-05

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]. S. Hubert, we'll known Midway
farmer and breeder of pure-bred Po-
land China hogs, was the largest in
dividual premium winner in the hog
department, Of the Idaho state fair
He won 23 first prizes, champion, 8
SECOND and IA other premiums \. J..
Firkins. also a we'll known farmer and
hog breeder, secured several prizes,
including 2 champion and several first
prizes, as we'll as several others on
his Poland China hogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Lantzer and
sons left Sunday with party Of Boise
friends. on hunting trip to the Long
Valley country. They expect to b.
gone week or ten days.
Miss Emile Powell of Boise spent
Thursday night and Friday with her
sister, Mrs. F. w. Jordan. Lee Jordan
spent Friday with his grandparents
in Boise. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Powell.
Seymour Lee, member of the Mid
way pig club won the special prize
given BY the North Portland Stock
Yards to the club member exhibiting
the latest pig of the Poland China
breed. The prize is a trip to the Pa
cific International Livestock show at
Portland this fall, with expenses all
paid. Harvey Wolf. also Midway
pig club member, won the special
award given by the Idaho Farmer, on
his Poland China pig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Vaughn went
Ito Boise Tuesday evening remaining
until Thursday morning visiting refa-
tives and attending the fair.
Prof. and Mrs. T. R. Nelson left
Saturday on a two weeks trip to Mos
cow and Wallace, where Mr.. Nelson
has charge of music and art at the
teachers institute of the northern dis
trict.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Van Kirk took
possession Friday of their farm at
Kirkwood station. after an absence of
three years in California Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. F. Fry have moved from the
Van Kirk place to their own farm
near the school house. which was re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Kline.
Mrs. G. L. Karcher and daughter,
Miss Marie, were Caldwell visitors
Wednesday.
w. H. Lantzer arrived home Thurs
day evening from two weeks visit at
Aurora. Nebr., with a BRIDE They
will make their home on the bride
groom's farm in North Midway. FRI
day evening large party of neighbors
and friends chavaried the newly weds
at their home. and very pleasant
. time was spent
Members of the Midway canning
and pig clubs won several prizes at
the state fair. In the canning club
Miss Lecola Nader won first prize
on can of black raspberries and a can
of greens, and third prize on a can
of beef. Mrs. Elizabeth Browning
won third prize on can of chicken.
Delmar Wolfe won first on pen of
young Columbian Wyndotte chickens.
In the pig club most all of the men,
hers won individual prizes. Seymour
Lee won first premium on the latest
pir of the Poland China breed: Forest
Lee won second and Edward Tunker
third on the same entry. Marvin
Lupton won first prize on the best
and latest Duroc pig; Wilson Firkins
won second prize on the best sow
pig under 6 months. of thePoland
China breed; Delos McVey fourth and
Clifford Browning fifth in the same
entry. Harvey Wolfe won the grand
champion prize in the open class on
his Poland China boar under 6 months
old. This is one. of the big prizes
in the junior farm bureau departing mt
and Harvey is to be congratulated on
his prize. also the Midway pig club.
J. 5. Hubert has been leader Of the
club for several wears. and is advisor
this year.
Miss Marie Oliver, one of the teach
ers in the Midway school, is stavinp at
the home of Prof. Nelson while Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson are at Moscow.
j. 5. Sc;ss!cT won third prize on his
pen OF young White Leghorns at the
state fair.
H. f. CHATTER spent Thursday and
Friday at Gooding on business.
John Kaufman, son of Mr.. and Mrs
David Kaufman. left SATURDAY. for
Wellman. Ohio, with Mr.. and Mrs. c.
J. Yoder and family bv auto. Mr.. Yo-
der was burned over two months ago
by the explosion of a gasoline stove.
and has not fully recovered, his arm
being still sore. John will drive the
car. W.
Nearly everyone in the community
attended the state fair at least one
day. and many went two and even
three days. All report fine fair.
Miss Edna Kenney of Namra was
an over night guest of Miss Mary
Williams Wednesday night.
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