The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-09-30

I S. G. Rhode Island Reds, young pen
Mrs. H. L. Cartwright, 1st; Elva
Kelberg, End.
Notified Anconas, young pen-Mrs
w. J. Kelley, 1st.
R. c. R. 1. Reds, young pen-Hazel
Steelesmith.
S. G. White WyandOttes, young pen
Lloyd Thompson, 1st; J. F. Papi-
Ineau, End.
R. C. White Wyandotte-J. F. Papi-
neau.
Bantams, young pen-Mamie Rob-
|erts
Turkeys, young pen-Mrs Frank
Roberts, 1st; Mrs. H. L. Cartwright
End.
Mrs H. L. Cartwright, End.
Mrs H. l.. artwright, End.
Cock-Mrs. Frank Roberts.
Rabbits
Buck-Charley Halliday, 1st.
Doe-Charley Halliday 1st.
The Trophy Cup for the highest
scoring bird was won by Arthur G.
Anderson on a White Leghorn cock
erel.
All of the districts around Troy
were represented in this exhibit, the
north Troy district taking the sweep
stakes in the district exhibits. 1t car
ried "a blue ribbons and Is red rib.
bons and the sweepstakes. S. S. Frisk
took the sweepstakes on 5 boxes of
apples, and Carl Milton took second
on apples.
School Exhibit A Marvel
The work exhibited by the pupils |
Of the Troy school and a number of
he schools in nearby rural districts,
was one of the very attractive fea-
.ures of the fair and showed what the |
Joung people can do when properly
and directed Many a
boy or girl was eagerly
waiting to see if the product of his
kill and effort would be deemed
of first prize by the judges.
Floats-Troy Schools, 1st prize;
District 6S, End prize; District 81,
pecial prize.
Desk work exhibit-Troy school
florence Dinsmore, End and 3rd
rades, first prize; Seth Wilson and
Dorothy Day, 7th and 8th grades,
econd prize.
General Exhibit-Cup given by /
roy bank-first prize, District rs;
econd prize, District S5.
Myklebust special prize for the /
Doth decorated and arranged the /
prize, District 93 second
rize, District 95.
Garden Club-First prize, District
6; second prize, 9TH and Sth grades, !
roy schools
Individual garden exhibits-First :
rize, Jewell Parr. T
Doct Moftod Car, Dototooc Lifct
rize, Merrill and Carl Carlson; ;
econd prize-George Nelson. :
Best Cabbage-F'irst prize, Merrill q
nd Carl Carlson; second prize, Geo.
elson.
Best Carrots First prize, Lewis
elley; second prize, Pete Reierson. :,
Rutabagas- Jewell Parr, 1st; Mer :
II and Carl Carlson, End.
Largest Pumpkin-Nyda Long. y
Largest Squash-Merrill and Carl 9
arlson. II
Prizes for the Manual Training, 7
ewing, Canning, and Pig Club have q
IT been awarded yet. -
Poultry-Best pen of purebred
Hattie Reierson,. 1st; En-
a Steelsmith, End.
Best Leghorn Pullet-Lucinle Rob- >,
is, 1st; Hattie Reierson, End lff
Best Rhode Island Red pullet-I W
azel Steelsmith, 1st and End. n
Best Plymouth Rock pullet-Emma Il
eelsmith .
The Chicken Club prize went to the y
'oy School =.
Little Bear Ridge took the second !,
ize in the district exhibits. II
In the individual exhibits, Dr. Parr
ok the sweepstakes on his grasses,
aims, fruits and vegetables. This
hibit was the one sent from Troy e.
the Spokane Interstate Fair and ~
ok the first prize. r
Gus Reiber, of the Troy district, m
ok first prize on individual exhibits .,
vegetables only. re
The Trophy Cup, given by the La m
l County Farm Bureau, for jenkins
ub wheat was won by the Benscot-
: Bros Alfred Kelberg ranked to
,ond and Eric Oller third. Eric fu
Ter took first at the Spokane Fair. al