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the rend rulletin, rend, ore., Wednesday, noyemher 24, miB
SISTERS FAIR
PRIZE LIST
Dream Theatre
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wn tno report or the second an
nual fair hold nt SUters In October.
It was stated Hint In tlio next Issue,
of Tho Ilullotln n complete list of'
prize winners nt the fair would bo
published. DccniiKu of a delay In the
receipt of tho copy, publication at
tho stated time was Impossible a id as
tho delay continued, duo U) loss of
tho list In tho mall, further postpone
ments wero necessary. A now copy .
haB recently boon received and. al
though soiiio tlmo has elapsed slnco'
tho fair, It Is printed herewith In
order thnt those Interested In tho
fair may have some complete record
of tho prlzo wlnnors. Tho list Is
preceded by n stntement from the of
ficers of tho association. Ed )
Sisters Fair I'rlo Llt.
Tho olllccrs and stockholders of J
tho Sisters Fair Association desire
to express their thnnks to those who
havo Riven money or labor to make
this year's fair possible.
Wo owe our social, educational nnd
flnnnclal success to our friends who
brought their exhibits, to those who '
helped entertain end to the crowd.
Tho following Is a list of thu names
of people who won prizes'
Homo Department Heavy Draft.
Jnmes Hendryx, for yearling colt
1st premium $2
James Hendryx for yearling colt,
2nd premium $1.00
E. L. Waldron for span horses
Bhown in -harness, lnt premium. $ I
Jnmes Hendryx for span horses
shown In harness, 2nd premium $2
Vcrno Kief, for 2 year old colt, 1st
premium $ 1.50
James Hendryx for best two year
old colt, gentleman's hat by Rob
ert Smith.
K. L. Waldron for Rtnlllon, 1st .$2.50
General I'uriHiM lloix;
It. J. Skelton for thrco year old
colt, 1st premium $1.50
It. J, Skelton for span of horses In
hnrness, 1st premium $ t.00
E. M. Harrington, for span of hor
ses In harness, 2nd premium. . . .$2
P. Huntington for 2 year old colt,
1st premium $1.50
Carriage Homo.
Robert Smith for single driver un
der 15 hands, 1st premium. ..$2
nobort Smith for 3 year old colt,
1st premium $3
II. T. Hartley for 3 year old colt,
2nd premium $1.50
C. A. Cllno for stnlllon 1st prem
ium $5
C. A. Cllno for slnglo driver over
15 hands 1st premium ...$1.50.
A. Cllno for best snddlo horse
BOND STREET
Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 1 & 2.
Admission 25c
A Spasm of
Mirth from Start
to Finish
MARIE
DRESSLER
and Company of
Famous
Funmakers
in
6 Reels of
Rollicking
Humor
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EjHOMNHMHHN
Tillie'
Tomato
Surprise
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uvur ii)".i nanus iiigu, onu nuir
tlngnlo by C. A. Thornthwnlte,
Cuttle Depart merit llerefonN.
II, T. Hnrtley for cow 2 years old
past 1st premium $1.50
II. T. Hartley for bull calf, 1st
premium , $1
Shorthorns.
H. T. Hartley for 2 year old bull.
1st premium $1.50
11. T. Hartley for bull calf, 1st
premium $2.00
E. II. Edglngton for bull calf 2nd
premium $ 1
E. II. Edglngton for cow 2 years
past, 1st premium $3
II. T. Hartley for cow 2 years past.
2nd premium $1.50
John Tuoke for heifer past ono yr.
1st premium $3
II. T. Hartley for heifer past one
year 2nd premium $ 1.50
SII. T. Hartley for heifer calf, 1st
premium $2
K. II. Edglugton for heifer calf 2d
premium $ 1
Jersey.
K. W. Van Mntrc for heifer piist 1
year, 1st premium $3
K. II. EdgingUm for heifer past 1
year 2nd premium $ 1.50
H. E. Vincent for cow past two
years old. 1st premium $S
11. T. Hartley for cow past two yrs.
old 2ud premium $1.50
lliiMeliis.
K. II. KdKlngton for cow two yrs,
old past, 1st premium $1,50
John Tuuke for bull iwst 2 years
1st premium $1 50
W. W. Vhii Mutrw for hulfor ealf,
1st premium $2
John Tueko, for htdftir calf, 2nd
premium $1
II. T. Hartley for bt bull 6 lb.
pall Short Stock Food by Cy
Cunningham.
John Tuoku for best bull stock food
by Redmond I'harmnpy ....... $2
Hartley and KdginHton for largest
number of prlies on live stock. .$10
Hwlne Depnituieiit (Iiihn One.
W, W. Van Mat Poland China
Hoar 1 year old 1st premium. .$1.50
V. V. Van Matro Poland China
Hoar C months past 1st prem
ium , .$3
W. W. Van Mntra Poland China
Hoar, 6 months past, Snd prem
ium $1.50
W. W, Van Matro for Poland China
Sow (i months past 1st premium $3
W. W. Van Mntre for Poland China
miw C months jwst. id premium
$1 50
'Imm Two.
14. II. IMglngtou for Durw Jertoy
sow 1 ytmr past 1st premium . $S
II. T. Hartley for Durur JeriMiy now
1 ytr past, Jod premium . . .$1.50
K. II. Kilglngton Duroc Jorwty sow
tl mouths pRBt. 1st prxmlum $2
II. T. Hartley for Duroc Jumiy sow
0 months past 2d premium. . .$1.6.0
Poultry Department
II. T. Hartley for Urown Laghnrn
1st promlutn $ .10
P. Huntington for Turkeys 1st
premium $ 1
P. Huntington for Ilhodo Islnnd
Ileds 1st premium $ .50
Agricultural Products.
E. L. Waldron for most prizes on
graltiB, Held nnd garden products,
one barrel White Illvor Flour by
Wasco Warehouse Milling Co.
through Hobcrt Smith.
W. W. Van Mntre for best M bu.
spring wheat, one half barrel
Hlendod Illuo Stem Flour by the
New IJond Flour Mill Co. through
Robert Smith.
E. L. Wnldron for best one half bu.
barley ono half barrel Illended
Dlucstem Flour by the New Rend
Flour Mill Co. through Hobert
Smith.
E. L. Wnldron for best display of
grains nnd grosses $5
E. I... Waldron for best dlsplny of
grain In stock, one pnlr of Star
shoes by Anderson & Tnllafero.
E. M. Hnrrlngton for vegetable dis
play, 48 plco set of dishes by E.
Thompson .
E. I.. Wnldron for best one half bu.
rye, ono half case of Preferred
stock catsup by J. J. Wilt.
W. W. Van Mntre for best ono half
bu. oats, ono half case Preferred
Stock catsup by J. J. Wilt.
E. M. Harrington for best display
of fnrm products grown from
Portland Seed Co. seed, seed, by
Portland Seed Co., through J. J.
Wilt.
W. W. Van Mntre for display of
clover and alfalfa, ono case of S
oz. tomato catsup by Armour &
Co., through Hobcrt Smith.
I-. A. Hunt for display of corn nnd
pumpkins, nssortcd seeds by Chas.
II. Lilly through Hobert Smith $5
E. I.. Wnldron for best dlsplny of
all kinds of farm products, ono
pair blankets by Western Dry
(loods Co., through J. J. Wilt.
Clyde Johuson for best display of
alfalfn 1st premium $3
W. F. Arnold for host dlsplny of al
falfa 2nd premium . .. $1.50
W. F. Arnold (or best display of
sunflower 1st premium $. 50
11. T Hartley for greatest number
of prizes $2.50 In cash nnd $3.00
merchnudlso from Ceo. Attkcn.
E. I. Wnldron for receiving great
est numbor of prizes on agricul
tural products, 5 cans Ited Drag
on Squirrel Poison by Hlumauer
Drug Co., through Ceo. Altken.
W. W. Van Matro for receiving
noxt greatest number of agricul
tural prizes I cans of Hod Dragon
Squirrel Poison.
E. M. Harrington for receiving next
greatest numbor of agricultural
prizes 3 cans lied Dragon Squirrel
poison.
I,. A. Huntington 2 cans of Hed
Dragon Squirrel poison.
Clyde Johnson 2 cans of Hed Drag
on Squirrel poison.
W. F. Arnold 2 enns of Hed Dragon
Squirrel poison.
Vegetable Department.
'Ai'JFuller for potatoes, 1st prem
ium $2
P. Yantasscl for potatoes 2d prem
ium $1
E. M. Harrington for sugar beets
1st premium ., $ .50
E. M. Harrington for radishes, 1st
premium . $ .50
C. J. Fuller for stock carrots, 1st
premium $ 1
E. L. Waldron for table carrots 1st
premium , $ 1
A. J. Fuller for stock carrots 2nd
premium $ .50
E. W. (llll.it, for table carrots 2nd
premium , . $ .50
K. 1.. Wnldron for onions 1st prem
ium $1
Clyde Johnson for rutabagas 1st
premium $1
K. W. tllllet for rutabagas 2nd
premium $ .so
K. W. nillet far turnip 1st prem
ium '. $1
John Tuck fur turnip 2nd prom
lutn $ ..io
W. P. Arnold, for pumpkin 1st
PComlum .' $ .60
I A. 11 tint for watermelon 1st
premium . . , . $ ,50
Mrs. 11. M.' Fuller for oabbaga 1st
premium .,.....,...,.. $ 1
J. II. Fryrear fdr cabbago 2nd
promlutn $ .50
W. W. Van Matro for pens 1st
premium '. $ .50
E. M. Harrington for beets 1st
premium $ .50
A. J. Fuller for parsnips 1st prem
ium $1.00
John Tucko for parsnips 2d prem
ium $ ,50
Art .Department.
Lena Hartley for crayon sketch
1st premium $ .50
Lena Hnrtley for chnrconl sketch
1st premium $ .50
Mrs. Florence Silvia Hand painted
china 1st premium $ .50
Mrs. Florence Sllvls art display 1st
premium $2
Mrs. John Stedhnm for Chnrsoal
sketch 2nd premium $1
Flower Department.
Mrs. H. L. Glllet for bouquet of
flowers 1st premium $1
Mrs. E. L. Waldron for bouquet of
flowers 2nd premium .'$ .50
Mrs. C. L. Dennison for potted
plants spcclnl premium cut glass
plcco given by O. A. Thorson,
LndlcH Department.
Mrs. Llthnusor for quilt plcco work
1st premium $ .50
Mrs. LlthauBor for quilt log cabin
1st premium $1
Mrs. C, L. Dennison for quilt log
cabin 2nd premium $ .50
Mrs. Llthausor for patch work
quilt 1st prize $ .50
Mrs. W. F. Edmunscn for plain
sowing 1st promlutn $ ;so
Mrs. C. L. Dennison for knitted sox
1st premium $ .40
Mrs. C. L. Dennison for knitted box
lino 1st premium $ .10
Margaret Thompson for best dis
play embroidery work by girl un
der 18 years, ono solid gold neck.
Into with diamond pendent ($10)
by Myron II. Symons.
C. L, Dennison for best hand
Mrs
mnuo garment 1st premium . .5 .m
Mrs. C. L, Dennison for best hand
made garment 2nd premium. .$ .40
Mrs. Ellen Oster for best dozen
hand made button holes 1st prem
ium $ .40
Murrol Edmundsen for best em
broidered towel 1st premium .$ .40
Mrs. C. L. Dennison for best hand
mado scarf, 1st premium ...$ .40
Mrs, C. !. Dennison for best knit
ted mitten 1st premium $ .40
Anna Sldwaldar for Indian bas
ketry 1st premium $1
Mary Hoto for Indian basketry 2d
premium $1
Mary Hoto for Indlnn bead work
1st premium $2
Lizzie Abraham for Indian bead
work. 2nd premium $ 1
Mrs. W. F. Edmundsen for drawn
work 1st premium $ .50
Mrs. Manlon for sofa pillow em
broidered 1st premium $ .50
Mrs. Manlon for best hand made
cushion, ono case of assorted
fruits nnd vegetables by T. W.
Jcnkens & Co., through Hobcrt
Smith.
Mrs, Geo, Scott for best sofa pillow
1st premium ....$ 1
Mrs. P. M. Reedy for best sofa pil
low 2nd premium $ .50
Mrs. E. II, Edglngton for pin cush
ion 1st premium $ .50
Mrs, Llthauscr for hem stitched
handkerchief 1st premium . .$ .50
Mrs. II. E. Vincent for pillow case
1st premium $ 1
Mrs. C. L. Dennison for pillow caso
2nd premium $ .50
Mrs. P. LlthRUser' for dresser scarf
1st premium $1
Mrs. E. II. Edglngton for drcssor
scarf 2nd promlum $ ,50
(Continued on page 9.)
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Hates reasonable.
WHY?
Did tho Hend Water Light & Power Co., when
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WHY did tho City, when they built tho now
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The Cash Grocer
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