St. Helens mist., October 01, 1915, Image 4

ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1915.
COLUMBIA COUNTY FAIR EXHIBITS
(Concluded from last week).
Barred Plymouth Rocks.
G. W. Perry, cock and cockerel,
first; cockerel, second; pullet, first
and second.
W. C. Morley, hen, first.
C W. Porry, hen, second.
Ray Tarbell, hen, first; best pen,
first.
W. C. Morley, best pen, second.
Mrs. Louisa Hazon, best pen, third.
R. I. Reds.
A. M. Williams, single bird, first.
P. M. Bonduro, single bird, second.
A. M. Williams, first and second
pon.
Anromts.
' - Ray Tarbell, first cock;flrst cock
erel; second cockerel; first and sec
ond hen; first and second pen.
Black Minorca.
Frank Beegle, first pon.
Black Spanish.
R. C. Hamill, first pen.
S. C. Bull Leghorns.
Albert D. Larson, first and socond
ccck; first and socond cockerel; first
and second pen.
White leghorn.
R. C. Hamill. first cock; first and
second hen. : .
Mrs. J. Carr, first, second and third
cockerel.
J. Philip, first and second pullet,
White Wyandotte.
Mrs. A. J. Freeman, first and third
hons.
White Leghorns.
W. H. Faxon, first trio.
White Orpington.
E. Ross, second and third trio.
Hamhurgs.
Mrs. A. J.-Freeman, first pen.
K. I. Red.
M. F. Hazen, first cock.
Silver Wyandotte.
Jarvis Davis, second pen.
Brown leghorn.
Jarvis Davis, first pair.
Light Bramahs.
Martin Briggs, second pen.
Black Minorca.
Edwin Ross, first trio.
Sea Bright Bantams.
Mrs. Louisa Hzzen, first pair.
Partridge Cochins.
, J. K. Bangsund, first pen.
White Holland Turkeys.
C. S. Ruhl, first pair.
Tumbler Pigeons.
R. C. Hamill, first.
Baldheaded Tumblers.
R. C. Hamill, first.
White Homers.
R. C. Hamill, two pair, first.
Blue Flying Homers.
R. C. Hamill, first.
Caineaux.
R. C. Hamill, first.
Blue Checker Homers.
R. C. Hamill, three, first.
Long Distance Homers.
R. C. Hamill, first.
Mrs. Ruhl, first pair.
Gilbert McKay, second pair.
Ducks.
Mrs. A. J. Bushong, first.
Belgian Hares.
Mrs. W. C. Morley, first, second
and third. . , ,
Farm Exhibits.
Best Farm Exhibit Than Brown,
first; Ray Tarbell, second; Valley
Farm, third; G. L. Tarbell, fourth.
Grain.
Best Un threshed Grain J. D. Mc
Kay, Scappoose, first; C. C. Moyer,
Warren, second; A. L. Larson, War
ren, third ......
Best Single Bundle of Wheat
Lund Bros., Warren, second; E. R.
Bird, Scappoose, third.
Best Bundle Oata P. E. Brock-
way, Trenholm, first; Lund Bros.,
Warren, second.
Best Display Threshed Grain C
O. Dahlgren, Warren, first; J. D. Mc
Kay, Scappoose, second.
Best Display Grasses F. M. Ben
dure. Warren, first; W. J. Fullerton,
Warren, second; C. O. Dahlgren,
third.
Best Bundle. Clover S. Vincent,
Yankton, first; no second.
Best Bundle Timothy J. D. Mc
Kay, ScappooBe, first; Karl Homer,
Deer Island, second.
Best Bundle Alfalfa J. W. Pom
eroy, Scappoose, first; no second.
Best Peas C. C. Moyer, Warren,
first; W. J. Fullerton, Warren, sec
ond. Best Display Corn on Stalk A.
H. Tarbell, Warren, first; J. J. Lln
dahl, second; no third.
Best Display Ear Corn C. O.
Dahlgren, Warren, first; R. E. Tar
bell. Warren, second ; P. C. Jacob
sen, Warren, third.
Best Ten Ears of Corn J. W. Sax-
ton, Warren, first; E. R. bird, Scap
poose, second; C. C. Moyer, Warren,
third.
Best Display Sunflowers Mrs. 8.
Vincent, Yankton, first.
Best Head Sunflower Edward Mc-
CConnell, Deer Island, first; Mrs. Ira
Saurer. St. H-l tccond.
Best Display Vegetables S. Vin
cent, Yankton lirst; C. C. Moyer,
Warren, secon.l. C has. Goodman,
third.
Best Dlc,i i ' Potatoes Fran
Brown, Warren, rlut, W. J. F;tner
ton. Warren, bocoml.
Best Six Potatc Early Ro 1.
D. McKay, c'ci'Piioote, first; O. C.
Moyer, Warren, i ivond.
Burbank J. V. Pomeroy,
poose, first; C. C. Moyer, War ran,
second.
Early Montana L. G. Allen, cap
poose, first; no second.
Cow Horn Martin White, St. Hel
ens, first; no second.
' American-Wonder Mrs. S. Vin
cent, Yankton, first; J. J. Lindahl,
Yankton, second.
President W. J. Fullerton, War
ren, first; W. E. Eversaul, Trenholm,
second.
Beauty Hebron P. C. Jacobsen,
Warren, first; C. C. Moyer, Warren,
second.
Scotch Rural Frank Brown,
Yankton, first; no second.
Green Mountain Frank Brown,
Yankton, first; no second.
Pride of Sunrise- Frank Brown,
Yankton, first; no second.
Early Maine Frank Brown, Yank
ton, second; no first prize.
Earliest of All Frank Brown,
Yankton, socond; no first.
Drought Proof Frank Brown,
Yankton, first; no second.
Million Dollar Frank Brown,
Yankton, first; no second.
Rural New Yorks Frank Brown,
Yankton, first; no second.
Early Sunrise Frank Brown,
Yankton, first; no second.
1914 Burbank (special) J. D.
McKay, blue ribbon.
Best Display Pumpkins L. Tucker,
Houlton, first; C. Negro, Houlton,
second.
Best Pumpkin I. Tucker, Houl
ton, second; C. Negro, Houlton, second.
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Special Rate to Regular Boarders.
Best Display Squash J. D. McKay,
Scappoose, first; Ira Saurer, St. Hel
ens, second.
Best Single Squash W. L. Go
heen, Wurren, first; D. N. Gochnour,
Scappoose, second.
Best Display Melons C. S. Kuhl,
St. Helens, first; It. E. Tarbell, War
ren, second.
Best Display Onions M. L. Uo
heen Warren, first; C. C. Moyer, War
ren, second.
Best Plate Onions, Yellow Danvers
W. L. Goheen, Warren, first; C.
Negro, Houlton, second.
Red Weihersfield Martin White,
St. Helens, first; M. F. Hazen, St.
Helens, second.'
Best Display Tomatoes ('has.
Goodman, Warren, first; C. Negro,
Honlton, second.
Best Display Beans, Chas. Good
man C. O. Dahlgren, Warren, first;
Mrs. Frank Brown, Yankton, second.
Best Display Cabbage Mrs. S.
Vincent, Yankton, first; J. J. Lindahl,
Warren, second.
Best Display Cauliflower Gus.
Hegele, St. Helens, first; no second.
Best Display Beets C. C. Moyer,
Warren, first; C. O. Dahlgren, War
ren, second.
Best Display Mangels P. H. Lund,
Warren, first; J. D. McKay, Scap
poose, second.
Best Display Carrots Mrs. S. Vin
cent, Yankton, first; Dr. E. Ross, St.
Helens, second.
Best Display Turnips S. Vincent,
Yankton, first; no second.
Best Rutabagas F. M. Bendure,
Warren, first; J. J. Lindahl, Warren,
second.
Best Display Parsnips Mrs. S.
Vincent, Warren, flrBt; M. F. Hazen,
St. Helens, second.
Best DlRplay Canned Vegetables
Mrs. Earl Saxton, Warren, first; C. C.
Moyer, Warren, second; no third.
Best Display Canned Fruit Mrs.
Earl Saxton, Warren, first; C. C. Moy
er, Warren, second; Mrs. A. M. Camp
bell, Trenholm, third.
Best Display Jelly Mrs. C. C.
Moyer, Warren, first; Mrs. P. E.
Brockway, Trenholm, second; no
third. .
Best Display Fresh Fruit C. O.
Dahlgren, Warren, first; Mrs. S. Vin
cent, Yankton, second; C. C. Moyer,
Warren, third.
. Best Display Apples C." 0. Dahl
gren, Warren, first; S. Vincent, Yank
ton, second.
Best Plate Apples, Northern Spy
C. O. Dahlgren, Warren, first; J. W.
Pomeroy, Scappoose, second.
King C. C. Moyer, Warren, first;
C. O. Dahlgren, Warren, second.
8pltzenberg C. O. Dahlgren, War
ren, first; S. Vincent, Yankton, sec
ond. Yellow Newtown C. O. Dahlgren,
Warren, first; J. W. Pomeroy, 8cap.f
poose, second.
U. I. Greening C. O. Dahlgren,
Warren, first; C. O. Moyer, second.
Baldwin J. J. Llndholm, Warrn,
first; S. Vincent, Yunkton, second.
Cravensteln P. K. llrockway,
Trenholm, first; ('. O. Dahlgren, Wur
ren, second.
Best Display Pears C. O. Duli'
gren, Warren, first; J. W. 8axton,
Warren, second.
Beat Plate Pears J. W. Buxrur.
Warren, first; C. O. Dahlgren, tt'.-r-ren,
second.
Best Display Poachos M. F. Kaz
en, St. Helens, first; Mrs. 8. Vlncert.
Yankton, second.
Best Display Trunes C. C. Mover,
Warren, first; C. O. Dahlgren, Wur
ren, second.
Best Display Orapes C. C Mi) or,
Warren, first; no second.
Best Display Nuts Dr. E. Itosi, rti
Helens, first; no second.
Best Box Apples J. W. Pom roy,
Scappoose, first; Chas. Muckle, St.
Helens, second.
Best Display Butter P. 0. Ji ili
sen, Warren, flrBt; Shesma Farir,
Yankton, second.
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Best Boar, Chester White, Be';.'
Sow, Best Sow and Pigs Guy Tar
bell, Yankton, first; no second.
Best Poland China Boar, Best Sow,
Best Boar under six months, Best
Sow under six months. Best Sow and
Pigs Joe Erlckson, Warren, first.
Best Sow Under six months Joe
Erlckson, Warren.
Best China Boar over six months
and under 12 Sam Brown. Yankton,
first; and Best Sow, second.
(Continued on page 6).
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SPECIAL
FOR FAIR WEEK
I Will DIVA 9 j4.Csmi4. r it
per cent on all cash horseshoe
ing during the week of the
County Fair.
smith shop formerly owned ry
B. Thompson, and will now be
permanently located,
A. L. Robenolt
HOULTON, ORE.
Blacksmithing and General Re
pair Work.
Phone 114.
AXNOIWCKMRNT ' '
The following prices I. o. b. Detroit, effective Aug.
2, 115:
1'or.l Itunnhout $.1IH).00
Ford Touring Cur 440.00
Ford Towu t ar 040.00
No speedomoter Included In this year's
equlpmont, otherwise cars fully equipped.
There can be no assurance given against an advance
In these prices at any time. We guarantee, how
ever, that there will be no reduction In these prices
prior to Aug. 1, 11.
I'rortt Sharing with Retail Buyers
On August 1, ltU, we made the announcement
that If we could make and sell at retail 300,000
Ford cars between August 1, 1914, and August, 1,
1916, we would share profits with the retail pur
chasers, to the extant of from 140 to $60 on
car. We have sold over 300,000 Ford cars In the
time specified, and profit-sharing checks of J60
each will he distributed as rapidly as possible "er
August 15, 1915. Uotall purchasers who have not
yet mailed us their profit-sharing coupons, properly
ynuorsed, should do so without i.elav;
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