The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-10-05
RECEIPTS WILL PAY
COUNTY FAIR BILLS
Gate and Grandstand Total So.
~ 161.01, Only Thousand Less
Than Year Ago

The total gate and grandstand
this year was s5.161.61, about
one thousand less than last year
approximately seven thousand
people visited the Fair on Friday,
the big day, the number of auto
mobiles parked in front of the
grounds being fully as large as
last year.
The quality of the exhibits in
the various departments, and the
racing program, conducted under
as1irection of Vice-President A. E.
- SEQ, proved pleasing to the
crowd. r. l. Tanner of Sumas.
who had just returned from the
State Fair at Yakima, declared
that Whateom County had better
livestock, poultry, fruit and veg
etable exhibits than the big fair,
and this opinion was expressed by
others.
Expressions of gratitude to all
those who had supported and
worked for the Fair, were voiced
today by President Shagren and
Secretary c. B. Bay.
I'VE are indeed thankful for
the loyal support given us by
the people of Bellingham, and the
other cities of the county" said
President Shagren, land for the
splendid service given by our de-
partment superintendents and as
sistants. Their help made the
success of the annual fair pos
sible''
Secretary Bay is checking over
the list of awards made by the
judges, and has completed the
following departments:
Vegetables
Best 100fb Red Potatoes--2nd
R. c. Shumway.
Special prize First National
Bank of Lynden-1st, Miss Lena
Crimson, Bellingham; End o. o.
Runolfson, Blaine.
Best 6 Table Beets-Herman
Wander Mey; A. C. Palmer.
Best 6 Table Carrots-Walter
LIE Compile; Mrs. D. L. Steffe.
Best 6 Yellow Carrots-Mrs. F.
Cruikshank; A. H. Carvosso.
Best 6 White Carrots-Herman
Wander Mey.
Best Parsnips-2nd Herman
S.vander Mey.
Best white egg turnips-
Herman Wander Mey.
Best 6 Rutabagas Herman
Wander Mey.
Best 6 Radishes-Walter Le-
Compte; Mrs. Anna Gaskill.
Best IL fiat onions-Donald
Cruikshank; David Collart.
Best Is mangels, any variety
w. E. Preston; A. H. Carvosso.
Best purple cabbage-Ernest
Meenk; w. Telgenhoff.
Best Green Cabbage-Ernest
Meenk; Walter LIE Compte.
Best 3 caulifiower-Mrs. Alvin
Best curly kale-Herman
Wander Mey.
Best heads lettuce-Mrs. W.
c. Cavender; Mrs. Anna Gaskill.
Best 6 cucumbers-J. w.
Schuyleman; Mrs. E. w. Bayes.
Best ears sweet corn. w.
Schuyleman; Mrs. Alvin Minor.
Best 6 ears popcorn = Ray
HawNy.
Best half peck string beans
Mrs. Chas. Roo; Louis Zweegman.
Best half peck shell beans
Mrs. d. L. Steffe; Herman Van
der Mey.
Best half peck garden peas
Mrs. Anna Gaskill.
Best 6 red tomatoes-Mrs. J.
Pugh; E. w. Bayes.
Best white scallop squash
r. c. Shumway.
Best pie pumpkins-David
Collart; Mrs. D. l.. Steffe.
Best citrons-Mrs. Fred Olt-
.man.
Largest head sunflower-Oscar
Dykstra.
Best 6 stalks rhubarb-2nd J.
Louws.
Best sample tobacco-E. A.
Matthews.
Best sample Holland cut beans
Mrs. w. C. Cavender; David
Collart.
Best Kohlrabi-2nd Ray Haw-
Insert Forage on other galley
Grains and Forage Plants
Best sheaf red clover-Louis
Best sheaf field peas-Lina
Crimson.
Best sheaf oats-Herman Van
der Mey.
Best sheaf wheat-Herman
Wander Mey.
Best sheaf rye-Paul Brouwer.
Best bundle corn-Walter Tel
genhoff, first; l.. H. Siler. second.
Best peck oats-Paul Brouwer,
G. w. Rice.
Best peck barley-Leo koole
Best peck field peas-Leo
Koole.
Best peck Canadian field peas
Mrs. H. Wander Mey.
Best peck blue bell peas-Leo
Koole, Paul Brouwer.
Best sheaf f1ax-2nd Herman
Wander Mey.
Apples in Box
Best box Bailey Sweet-2nd
Clarence Sprague.
Best box Baldwins-2nd Fran
ces Zweegman.
Apples on Plates
Best s plates s varieties-2nd
]. C. Anderson.
Best plate Baldwin - Chas.
Bentley.
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