The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-16
Largest County Fair in
u. S. Ends Tomorrow
Throughout Week for Mammoth Ex
position: Buh Respond With Huge Crowds; At
Thursdays Awards Announced Yes
terday on eandH Horses.

1OQdI. WHICH WIS VIII ahto tA- .
at the county fair. probably broke all
records for attendance when crowd
estimated at between seven and
eight thousand persons passed
through the gates.
Practically all of the business
houses in Twin Falls closed up at
noon so that their employees could go
to the lair. The United Stores
closed at 10 o'clock in the morning,
and all from that store at the fair
today wore ribbons which read
UNITED Stores, Twin Falls County
Fair Boosters" The county court
house closed its doors at noon, as did
the city offices, and Twin Falls did
herself proud in patronizing the fair
here.
Bull, yesterday sent nearly two
thousand persons to- the fair on
"Buhl day" Most of the Bull peo-
pie wore Bull booster insignia, and
Judging by the number worn, most
OF the residents of the Bull country
must have been in attendance. The
day was featured by the Bull Cham
Der of Commerce derby.
Favored by the best of weather the
fair has been delighting thousands
OF interested spectators fro mall over
southern Idaho.
IL Is said that the exhibits of live
stock and produce at this fair excels
ANYTHING ever before attempted in
this state that this fair perhaps ex-
cells all the county fairs of the United
States.
With purebred livestock on show
here. valued at more than quarter
of "A million dollars. the grounds thif
week have been the Mecca Tor the
foremost breeders and livestock
growers in the state.
Every exhibit promised has more
than fulfilled its expectations. The
womens department forms one oil
chief centers of interest, while the
dlsplay in the produce building is
greater than ever before exhibited
here.
The races and the amusement pro-
yided have delighted all the fair Wis
itors. and words of praise are being
heaped on exhibitors, and the man.
agement alike.
The following awards we're an
nounced yesterday:
Dairy Department Awards-Jersey
Bull. two years and over - First,
A E. Heller. Castleford.
Bull. junior. yearling - First, Mrs
b. F. Mcpherson. Filler
Bull. senior. calf - First, Willie
Walton. .Murtaugh.
Cow three years and over - First.
Dolald McLain. Twin Falls; second.
Willie Walton. Murtaugh; third
George Winsler, Twin Falls.
COW. two and under three First.
Mrs. Il. +. Mcpherson; second Leont
Nelson. Murtaugh.
Heifer, sen OF. yesrling = FIRST
Roy Landreth, Filler; second, Jessie
Landreth. Filler
HeIfer, junior, calf - First Meta
Pond. Bull.
Champion bull. - A. E. Hitler,
Castleford. ~
Pherson, Filler.
Holstcin
Cow. three years and over = Z. A
McMaster. Twin Falls.
Guernsey
Bull. two years and over - rlrs.'
J. ". Harshberger. Filler second
Harrison Griffith. Twin Falls.
Rull senior. yearling - First,
Henry Schick. Bull.
Bull. junior calf - First Henry
Cow. three years and over = First
Henry Schick; second. Henry Schick-
COW. two years and under three -
r,rst ] T. Harshberger-
Heffer. junior, yearling - FIRST,
Henry Schick. ~.
sehtck: second, Henry Schick; third.
Henry Schick
Champion bun - J. T. Harshberg-
er. Filler.
Champion COW = Henry sehiek.
Bull.
breeders calf herd-Henry schiek-
Bull
Get Of sire - Henry Sehiek-
produce OF dam-Henry Scbick
sheen pepartmenf-Hamps
Buck. two years and over - rlrst'
Ivor It. Edwards. Kimberly.
Buck. one year and under two
FIRST. Iyor 7. Edwards
puck under one year - f1rst, sec
on5 and third. Ivor T. Edwards
Fwes. two years an dover - flrs'
ana second. Ivor T. Edwards.
Fxe. one year and under two
r,s--, ana second. Ivor T. Edwards.
Eve. under one year = FIRST sec
ond and third .sIvor T. EDWARDS.
champion buck-Ivor y. EDWARDS
Cbsmnicu ewe--Ivor T. EDWARDS
pen 81 four lambs-First ana sec
ond, Iyor T. Edwards.
rfooL-Ivar I. Edwards.