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Show ' An Independent Newspaper Devoted To The Interests Of The People Of Rich County and Lower Bear River Valley ' ' Volume . Number 35 1, Randolph, Utah, Friday, October 4, 1929 Buffet Sets Colored Embroidery 1st. Verre 2d., Verne Orvin. Sprouse, i Center Piece White, Solid or Eyelet 1st. Prudence Weston, 2d.., Virginia Johnson. Cohered Centerpiece & Livestock Co., Heifer, 1 yr 1st., 1st. Melinda Robinson, 2d., Mildred Orin Jackson. Steer, 2 yr 1st. Orin Jackson. Best group 1st Orin Jack-so- Cox.. Colored Scarf Colored Emb. st. Mrs. Nellie Grade Beef Cattle 2d., Mrs. Eve Cornia. Group 3 steers 1st. L. B. Johnson. Lunch Sets 2d.. P. H. Rex.- Crotched 1st Cora Johnson, Edge BREAD 2d., Kate Moffat. Brand White Mrs. Cleon Lemon, $1. Colored Embroidery Laketown, Utah. Whole Wheat 1st. Esma Barker, 2d., Mrs. Eve 1st, No. 33. Mrs. Joe Putnam, Woodruff. Cornia. Rolls 1st. ElsieNorris, $1, Randolph. Cut" Work Gin. Rolfs Mrs. R. G. Marshall. $1. Esma Banker, 2., Myrtle 1st, Randolph, Utah. Doughnuts, Cake Made Ovti Ladies Dress 2d.. 50 Mrs. Frank Frazier, Woodruff, Jones, Made Over Child's Myrtle cents. No comp. Doughnuts,, bread Coat 1st, Mrs. .flush Ashton, 2d., Mrs. Mrs. DeWitt Johnson, Laketown. Utah. C. E. Johnson. il.tJe over Boys Suii 50 cents. No. eomp. Angel Cake 1st., Mrs. June Robinson, 2d.. Mrs. Joshua Ashton, price. No comp. Fontella Schofield. Sponge Cake Joshua Ashton, 50 cents Quilts price. No comp. Nut Bread Mrs. Cotton Patch Work 1st Mrs. Al50 eenrs. fred Kearl, 2d., Mrs. Sam Rex, Randolph. Utah. Brigham Irwin. price. No comp. Silk 1st. Mrs. Shirley Nebeker, 2d.. JELLY Mrs. Dorothy Dean. '.Cotton Quilt A., 2d., Randolph Apple Mrs. Russell Carloss, Ran- 1st. Randolph M. T. 1 dolph, $1. Crab Apple Afton Spence. Relief Society. Aged Ladies Work Garden City, $1. Choke (berry Mrs. John Weston, Laketofn, $1. Currant Rug Mrs. Prudence Weston. Antiques Mrs. Grace Norris. Randolph. $1. Grape Alma Gilmore, Garden City. i Best Workmanship Mrs. Jane Best Preserved Article Mrs $1. McKinnon.4 Best Design Mrs. Stuart CANNED FRUIT Hatch. Margaret $1. Apples Mrs. Rich, Lakota, CLUB PRIZES Peaches Vein Orvin, Laketown, $1. Article Prize A. G. Rex, Randolph, Pears Mrs. Plums Mrs. Frank Jackson, Raudolpn $1. Strawberries, Mrs. DeWitt Johnson. Laketown, $1. Raspberries Nel lie Tremelling, Garden City, $1. Cherries Mary Dean, Woodruff, $1. Best Collection of 6 1st. Grace Norris, $2. 2d., Mrs. Luther Reed, Laketown, $1. CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes Myrtle Jones, $1. Beets Irene Nichols, $1. Corn Mr. Jerry Beans Sprouse, Garden City, $1. Mrs. Frank Price, Laketown, $1. Best Colection of 0 Mrs. Will Kearl, Complete List of Winners at the Second Annual Rich County Fair The Second Annual. Rich County held at Randolph, Utah, Sept. 24 and 25, under the direction of the County.. Farm Bureau, was a huge success. The exhibits of fruits, farm products, livestock and home economics were first class. The display would be a credit to a much larger county than Rich. Interesting programs were held each morning in the word chapel. Speakers from the Utah Agricultural Collelge, State Farm Bureau and the State Board of Agriculture gave instructive Fair and Rodeo talks. The Rodeo held in the - afternoon was as fine as any held in the west. The whole affair showed what real cooperation can do. Following is a list of the premiums and of those in charge: Saddle Horses 1st. Win. Fackrell $500 ; 2d., Jo seph Kennedy- $2.50 ; 3d., Sam Rex ribbon. Team Harnessed 1st. J. O. Rex $5.00 ; 2d., A. G. Rex $2.50. Mare and Colt 1st. A. G. Rex, $1.25. Year lings 1st. Ray Hoffman, $1.50; 1st, Ira Muir, $1.50; 2d., Winnie Rex $1.00; 3d., Arthur Norris ribbon. 1-- 2 1-- 2 1-- 2 - ' .1st, - Don McKinnon Boy Bony 1-- 2 $1.25. t- -' Fay Jacobson $2.50; 2d., Malser Rex $1.50. Fulling Team 1st, R. G. Marshall ; 2d., J. O. ltex ; 3d., Jim Kiudy. DAIRY CATTLE HOLSTEIN S Registered Bull 1st inze, Lawrence Johnson, 2nd., R. G. Marshall. Bull calf rst. Dan McKinnon,. Cow 1st Wesley Kearl, 2nd Wesley lvearl. Heifer 1st. Lawrence . Johnson, 2nd., Lawrence-JohnsonGrades Holstein .. Cow 1st prize, "Lawrence Johnson, 2nd., Hyrum Thompson. Grade Milking Shorthorns Cow 1st. prize, R. II. Rex. R. G. Mai.shall had charge of this "1st, . department SHEEP DEPARTMENT Harry Smith, Judge, Wm. Rees, Supervisor. . c Registered Rambouillet Ram 1st. Frank Frazier, 2nd., Ed. Hoffman. Ram Lamb 1st. Ed. Hoffman, 2nd., Ed. Hoffman. Ewe 1st, ' Frank Jackson, 2d.,. Ed. Hoffman. Ewe Lamb 1st. and 2nu., Ed. Hoffman. Hi! Reg. Hampshire Ram 1st, Eail Kennedy. Ram Lamb 1st Bert Hoffman, 2d., Frank Price. Ewe 1st. Bert Hoffman. Ewe Lamb 1st. Bert Hoffman, 2d., Shirley jr. Lincoln Ram 1st. and 2a., Ram 1st. Frank Frazier. Columbia Frank Frazier. Neb-eke- r, - y. Furs and :nd., - Wyuta Fur Mirk Wyuta Fur Farms, HEREFORD CATTLE L. B. Johnson in charge. Bull 1 yr. and over 1st. Jackson & Land & Livestock Jackson. Geo. Co. Bull I yr. and over 1st. Jackson, 2d., Rees Land & Livestock Co. Cow and calf 1st. Or in Jackson. Cow 8 yrs and over 1st. Rees Land For 1st;, Farms. 2d.,-Ree- s Tre-meliin- . 1-- 1-- 2 1-- 2 Huf-falvs- r. 2 , Rol-ins- on. . 4-- H LaKe-tow- n, $2. PICKLES Dill John Hodges, Garden City, $1. Mixed Pickles Mrs. Jerry Sprouse. Mustard Pickles Garden City, $1. Best $1. Grace Norris, Kandoip Collection of 4 Mrs. Clarence Cook. Garden City, $2. FLOWERS Lake-towDahlias 1st Effie Lamb" Gibbons. Gladioliatf Lillie Garden City. Petunias Kate Moffat. . Laketown. Asters Kate Moffat, Zeuia Mrs. John Weston, Lake-towSweet Peas Emma Cheney. Laketown. Pansy E. M. Pugmire. Marigold-lr- s. Longford, Garden City Cohos Golandio E. M. Pugmire. Rowena Tingey, Woodruff. Begonia Eve Cornia, Woodruff. Red Colios Cactus Eve Cornia, Woodruff. Helen Cornia, Woodruff. Mrs. Ezra Brown, Woodruff. Floweiing Begonia Geranium Mrs. P. Sadie Lund. Gunn. Hanging Begonia Eve Cornia. HOME ECONOMICS Under Mrs. Orin Jackson, Mrs. Lea Walton and Mrs. Shirley Nebeker. Club 1st Year Foods Pillows Barbara Rex, 1st. prize in Whole Johnson, 2d., Silk 1st. Virginia Cotton 1st. Wheat Muffins. Mrs. June Robinson? Joe Jackson, 2d. prize in Whole Mrs. W. E. Faiberell, 2d., Mrs. Afton Wheat Muffins. Spence. Marine McKinnon, 1st prize. Plain Rugs Woven 1st Zuier Lamborn, 2d., Muffins. Maude Cox.. Braided 1st. Mrs. W. E. Kathryn McKinnon, 2d. prize. Plain FaibereH, 2d., Mrs. Sarah Cheney. Muffins. Girl Club Awards 2d. Yr. Cooking Crotcheted 1st. Mrs. Prudence West1 Beth on, 2d., Mrs. Thos. Wilson. Kennedy, (1st Prem. on Baby Clothes salads.) 1st. Hazel Simons, 2d., Mrs. Sid 2 Thora Johnston, (2d. prem. on Lutz. veg.) 3 Beatrice Kennedy, (3d. on berries) Practical Sewing Funcy Apron 1st. Esuer Barker, 4 Helen Jackson, (2d. friuts) Russell Corless. Kitchen 5 Helen Kennedy, (1st. jxrem. en veg. 2d. Mrs. berriesi, fruits.) Apron 1st. Mrs. Leah Walton, 2d., H'.use Dress 1st. Club (1st on table service.) Mrs. Lois Rees. .Mrs. W. E. Fackrell, 2d., Thora JohnFruits son. Childs Dress 1st Mrs. Lizzie Victor Satterth waite, in charge. Vic Satterthwaite, 105, raspberries Eastman, 2d., Mrs. Lois Rees. Made Over Childs Drgss 1st Mrs. Josh on stem, 1; E. Woffinden, 112, mixed Ashton, 2d., Mts Grace Norris. apples, 2; Vic Satterthwaite, 105, . Bed Spreads dutchess apples, 3; Geo. . Sangford,. Is.' Claire Cornia, 2d., Mrs. Eve Cor- 103, dutchess apples, 2; Geo. Sang; nia. ford, 108, alex apples, 2; P. A. Spence, Cases Pillw 101, weatthy apples, 2; Mrs. Sol. TreSolid Embroidery 1st. Virginia melling, 104, mixed frjjit, 1; Ars. Sol Johnson, 2d., Mrs., Cleon Lemon. Knit Tremelling, 104, squash, 1; Jim Far-nuLflice let. MrHA Josh Ashton, 2d., 102, maiden blush apples, 1; Jim Mrs. T. Bryson. ' Eyelet Embroidery Farnus, 102," Alex apples, 2 ; P. A. 1st. Vera Rees, 2d., Sarah Cheney. Spence, 101, pears, 1; Geo. Sangford, Crotchet Edge 1st Esma Barker, 103, Jonathan apples, 3; Geo. Sang2d., Mary Dean. Colored Embroidery ford, 103, weatthy apples, 2; Geo. 1st. .Mrsi Eve Cornia, 2d., Esma Sangford, 103, pop corn. It P. A. Barker. Cut Work 2d. Myrtle Spence, 101, Wolf river apples, 1. $1.00 for 1st.; 50 cents for 2d., ribDresser Searfs ' bon for 3rd-White Embroidery, Solid 1st.. Ver-riJohn H. Weston, Ex. No. 108, tomaSprouse, 2d.. Myrtle Huffaker. toes. Ex. No. 108, tomatoes, Premium White .Embroidery Eyelet 1st. Mrs. 2; J. G. Sprouse, Ex. No. Ill, tomatoes Nellie Sprouse. White With Appli- Premium No. 1; John H. Weston, Ex. que 1st. Mrs. Eve Cornia, 2d., Mrs. No. 108, Porter apples, Premium 1 ; N. Pay Johnson. White Scarf in Cut J. Hodges, Ex. No. 107, mixed aoples. Work 1st, Mrs. - Dorothy Dean, 2d., Premium 1; P. A. Spence, Ex. No. Virginia Johnson. 101, alfalfa. Premium 1; P. A: Spence, Colored Scarf Ex. No. 101, alfalfa. Premium 2 ; John Crotchet Edge 1st. Mrs. Ray John- H. Weston, Ex. No. 108, crabs, Premison, 2d., Mrs. Nellie Sprouse. um 2; John H. Weston, Ex. No. 108, n. Lake-town- n. 4-- H Grades Ewe 1st. Ray Lainborn. Ewe lamb 1st. Ben Rex, 2d., Ray Lamborn. Best Pen of 5 1st. Ray Lamborn. , POULTRY DEPARTMENT W. R. Smith. Judge, Shirley Supervisor. ' White Leghorns Best codorel 1st. Mrs. Shirley Nebeker. Pest pullet 1st. Mrs, ShirBest pen 1st. Mrs. ley Nebeker. Shirley Nebeker. Myincuth Rocks Best cockerel 1st. Mrs Shirley Nebeker.' Best pullet 1st. Mrs. Shirley Nebeker. Best pen 1st., Mrs. Shirley Nebeker. Spangled Ilamburgs Best pullet 1st. Mrs. Ron Nebeker, Best pen 1st. Mrs. Ron Nebeker.. Turkeys Best old Tom 1st., Hy Thompson. Best old Hen Mrs. Milton Hatch. Best young Tom Mrs. Milton Hatch. Geese Best Gander Mrs. Milton Hatch. Best Goose Mrs. Milton Hatch. Ducks Best Drake 1st. Lawrence' Johnson. Best hen 1st. Lawrence John- - . son. Capons 1st. and 2nd., Heber Irwin. Pets Chinchilla Rabbity Robert Wam-sleNew Zealand Whites Grant Muir. Dog Aqnila Nebeker. , - n. N . I 4-- H $2.00 Per Year Norris-Hutchin- In Advance Laketown's Lingo son Joseph Hodges of Logan was a business visitor Friday for a few minutes enroute to Randolph. Miss Verna Norris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Norris of Randolph, and arl H. Hutchinson, son of Mrs. Alvin Hutchinson were married at the home of the grooms mother, Thursday evening at 8 :30, the ceremony being performed by Bishop Harlod E. Brough in the presence of several close friends and the immediate members of the tAm families. The bride was attended by the grooms sister, Miss Frances Hutchinson while Spencer Peart was best man. The bride wore a gown of pink taffeta with a corsage of flowers of the same color. The bridesmaid was frocked in deep rose silk crepe. After the ceremony a supper was served. Present were Mr. and Mrs. David Norris, and their daughters, Miss Verleeu Norris and Miss Inez Norris of Randolph, Mrs. Frances Bell. Mr. and Mrs. John Peart. Mrs. Alvin Hutchinson, Joe Hutchinson. Mrs. Frank Wirig, Miss Irene Hutchinson, Thomas Hutchinson, Louis Hutchinson Alice Hutchinson, Marion Hutchinson, Don Matthew's, Jack Peart, Melvin Peart, Earl Bell, Myron Isle. Earl Hutchinson is employed at the Peart Dairy and he and his bride will make their home in Evanston. crabs, Premium 1; John Farnus, Ex. No. 102, yellow apples, Premium 3; Mrs. Ed. Rich, Ex. No. 106, mixed fruit Premium 3; John H. Weston, Ex. No. 108, plums. Premium 2 ; Heber Irvin, Ex. No. 110, tomatoes, Premium 3; Heber Irvin, Ex. No. IK), red asst apples, Premium 1 ; Heber Irvin, Ex. No. 110, Dutchess apples, Premium No. 1; Luther Reed, Ex. No. 109, apples, Premium 1; Luther Reed, Ex. No. 1091 Yell Tran apples, Premium 1; Vic Satterthwaite, Ex. No. 105, Plums, Premium 1; Vic Satterthwaite, Ex. No. 105 green gages, Premium. 1, and 2; Vic Satterthwaite, Ex. No. 105, Alex apples, Premium 1; Vic Satterthwaite, Ex. No. 1Q5, raspberries. Premium 1. JUNIOR DEPARTMENT Potatoes-rBl- ue Victors, 1st ShMgy Nebeker. Russets, 1st. Aria Weston. Rural, 1st Ben Norris. Mangles, 1st. Ross Jackson, 2d., Dick Jackson. Corn 1st Arlo Weston. Turnips 1st, Frank McKinnon. Cheese entered by Mutual Cream- ery Co., Laketown. Parley W. Hart cheese maker, 1st. prize. W. J. Lamborn in charge. Mangles 1st.' W. J. Lamborn, 2d.. J. H. Weston. Cauliflower 1st Don McKinnon, 2d., John Lamborn. Cabbage Summer, 1st. W.J. Lamborn 2d., J. H. Weston. Winter, 1st. C. E. Cheney, 2d., W. J. Lamborn. Red, 1st, W. J. Lamborn, 2d., C. E. Lemon. Hubbard 1st, Frank Squash, Price, 2d., J. H. Weston. Summer, 1st. J. H. Weston, 2d., H. B. Sprouse. Winter Banana, 1st, J. H. Weston. Squash, not named, 1st Sol. Tremel-MPar-ainia- Grandma Merlin E. Kearl is spending a few days' at Paris. Idaho, visiting her son, Chase who is county agent of Bear Lake county. Francis W. Lamborn and Brigham Irwin returned from Randolph Saturday where they have finished hauling the pipe for the water system there. Frank has been busily engaged hauling lumber to that section from Paris. Y. Ward conference was held Sunday. Sept. 29. Prest Roy A. Walker and counselor Morris D. Low were present. After the regular opening exercises, Bishop Geo. H. Robinson spoke for a short time, followed by singing by a male quartet, (Swreet Hour of Prayer.) after which Prest Morris D. Low spoke for a short time. The conference continued in the evening at 8 p. m. Opening remarks were made by counsellors Albert R. Weston and Wm. J. Lamborn, followed by a vocal solo, Jesus I My Cross Have Taken, by Mrs. Pearl Alley, and remarks by prest. Roy A. Welker. Threshing is pretty w'ell finished now. If the good wepther continues, it wont be long now. Hyrum Nebeker has started combining on his large tract of grain in the east hills and hopes to be through in about two weeks. Ella May, the litle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Willis and Maxine, daughter of Mr. and Mys. B. Y. Irwin are on the sick list this week but are somewhat improved at present. n g. Parnell Johnson took a little spin to Salt Lake Sunday accompanied by his sister, Virginia who will attend the University of Utah. Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Christensen of as guests Logan spent the week-enof Mr. and Mrs. Geo. N. Weston,, remaining over Sunday. Miss Ramona Weston accompanied them to Logan, where she will resume her studies at d j I the U. A. C. Elders Elijah Willis and Amos C. as home missionaries to Paris, Idaho on Sunday. B. Robinson went Mrs. C. Halley visited the Primary on Monday in the interest of the Stake Board. at Garden City Henry Early and Miss Edna Wahl-stromotored to Salt La lie City Monday to enjoy some of this beautiful weather. (?) (Looks a bit suspicious. We wouldnt be at all surrounded if some one hasnt been sort o polishing up these ere wedding bells, that have almost become rusty. m Beth, the spiall daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. A. Cheney had the misBeets 1st. Victor Satterthwaite, 2d, fortune to get her arm badly burned with some hot grease Monday. Sam Rex. 1st. John Cucumbers, Lamborn, 2d., Luke Cosgrave, late of Hollywood, Frank Price. Potatoes Russets, 1st. K. J. Nor- veteran actor of Utah will be at the ris, 2d., W. J. Lamborn. Early Ohio, picture show in person and on the in 1st., W. J. Lamborn, 2d., Sam Rex. screen making his farewell stand be worth will It that profession. Blue Victors, 1st J. H. Weston, 2d., W. J. Lamborn. Seed Russets, 1st. while to attend this. 1 Cox Bros. Corn 1st Lillian Willis, 2d., H. W. LOCAL. . . . Miss Mabel Nicholls and Bob Symes Taylor. of Lyman, Wyoming are spending two Turnips 1st Cox Bros., 2d., H. J. weeks in Randolph. Norris. H. J. Norris, Rutabages 1st, Mrs. Samuel Rex will leave Mon2d., Don McKinnon. for Salt Lake City. day The undersigned contributed the amount opposite their names, for the Mrs. Viona Shelby of Ogden arrived Rich County Fair and Rodeo: in Randolph Mofiday evening. RANDOLPH Carrots 2d., H. lqt, Victor Satterthwaite, J. Norris. Rich County Furniture Co. Geo. Barker Continued on back page j WHAT? 1 $15.00 10.00 Mrs. Frank Snowball and ton hack to town for the school have-move- term. NO SPARE TIRE? s, ! -- Huf-fake- r. ; . Do you drive without a spare tire? Do take chances on losing time, temper money when you have a blowout on road and no spare to put on instantly be on your way? you and the and ll ; " i f tires are lower now than ever before in history but no one knows how soon they may jump in price. Thats why you are making a mistake if you dont purchase them now. Good j , RANDOLPH GARAGE |