Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-03-21
THE TERRITORIAL FAIR.

THE TERRITORIAL FAIR.
is Liberal Special Premiums offered b,
the Business Men and Others
Of BOxeman.
u In the Fair pamphlet, just published, W
find the following large list of special pre-
t miums offered by residents of Bozeman:
BY q. W. MONROE. NJ. d., SUPERINTENDENT
h PUBLIC INSTRUCTION., uAELATIN COUNTY.
For second best Defamation, by DO,
A Under fifteen years OF age, $40 90.
e BY J. II. TAYLOR. DEALER IN BOOKS, STA
TIONERY AND FANCY GOODS, BoZE-
MAN, NJ. T..
For best vase or basket of natural flow
ers, one picture, framed, $40 90.
= BY WALTER COOPER. DEALER IN GUNS, r1s
tolls AND FISHING TACKLES, BOzE-
MAN, NJ. T..
: For the best ten consecutive shots, with
, any breech-loadlhg rifle, open sights, of:
/, hand, at one hundred yards, made by any
e citizen of Montana, one gold-p plated. pearl
handle, central-fire Colts pistol, $50 90. =
To be competed for under the direction of a
committee, to lie hereafter appointed by the
!. Board Of Directors.
by ALDEtsoN son. PRINTERS, AND PUB
LISTERS OF THE "AvANT COURIER"
BOHEMIAN, NJ. r.
; For best ten pounds OF butter, with full
written description Of the method of man.
ufacture, So 90 and one years subscription
to Arant Courier, S. DO.
For best cheese, ten pounds or more
with full written description of the method
of manufacture, S. 90 and one years sub
scription to Arant Courier, S. 90.
For the most useful implement, for the
use of farmers, invented in Montana, one
years subscription to Arant Courier, S. 90.
For second best drawing of Montana
scenery, one years subscription to Avant
Courier, 80 90.
| BY ]. W. FoNsrORD, BILLIARD HALL, BOzE-
MAN, NJ. T.
For best pen OF five head Of sheep, of any
breed, $40 90.
BY LESTER S. WILSON, DEALER IN CLOTE-
ING, BOOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES, ETC.
For best gentleman's scarf, S. 90.
For best specimen hand braiding, S. 90.
For best pair childs thread-knit stock
ings, SIS 90.
For best cotton-knit quilt, SIS 90.
For best bushel Of wheat, raised in Gala
tin valley, S. 90.
BY NELSON STORY.
For best jack, OF any age or breed. $40 90.
By H. c. & r. F. WILKINSON. PRINTERS, AND
PUBLISHER OF TIMES
For the best display of fall wheat. one
copy Of the Times one year, S. 90:
by. NJ. T. WILLIAMS.
For best specimen of ornamental sign
painting, $25 90.
BY WIN. II. RANDALL.
For best specimen of work on perforated
board, S. 90.
By CALFEE & CATLIN, PHOTOGRAPHERS AND
DEALERS IN sTEREOSCOPIC VIEWS.
For best collection of Photographic
views, taken in Montana, one stcreoscope
and four dozen views, SIS 90
BY LEA. F. MARsTON, MATCHMAKER AND
JEWELER.
For best specimen of silk embroidery, on
flannel, one set of silver forks, S. 90.
BY G. D. & l.. A. THOMAS. MADISON MILLS,
GALLATIN COUNTY.
For best loaf wheat bread. one sack Mao
ison Mills ''Extra'' Flour. Sc 90.
For second best Loaf wheat bread, one
half sack Madison Mills Extra Flour
So 90.
For best sponge cake. one sack Empire
Mills White Rose" Flour, 81 90.
For second best sponge cake, oue-halfl
sack Empire Mills ''Whitc Rose" Flour,
So 50.
Iomps tim on;ans 6nlX and all
BY MONTANA STEAM CRACKER co.., HELENA
AND BOHEMIAN.
For best display OF Montana apples, one
% pound box of soda crackers. 81 90.
For best specimen of job printing, one
- pound box of picnic crackers, 81 90.
For second best specimen Of hand sew
ing, showing greatest variety Of work, I'M.
washed, one rs pound box Of butter crack
ers. 81 90.
For second best five pounds of butler,
Dr. more, one % pound box water crack
ers, 81 90.
For second best display OF bread, bis
cults and rolls, one Is pound box of ginger
snaps, So SO.
For second best collection of vegetables.
raised by exhibitor. one Is pound box of
sugar crackers, So 80.
From the above it will be seen that the
special premiums offered by Bozelnanites
aggregate S222 80, counting only half OF tie
'mount offered by the Montana Steam
cracker Company, they being in both
Bozeniaf and Helena.
by adding the premiums offered by the
,roprietors Of the Madison Mills, we have
IN aggregate Of S242 % from uallatin
county.
Our liberality is exhibited in the fact
hat. with the exception of $40 80 in spec :
al premiums. offered by Gavin Johnson, :.
'pringville FIGURING Mills; G,llatin county :
the only county, outside of the county in
which the fair is to be held, that offers any =
pecial preiniums.
In view Of these facts we hope the people
# Gallatin valley and elsewhere will work
o make the fair q grand success. Of
curse, we would he pleased to have Fair I
Association in OR own county, and know \
would be productive ola great amount
# good, but until we have Fairs of our own,
nd even after we do have, we believe the
'eople of every section of the Territory
hould pull together and work unanimous
Y for everything that is benefit to the
Territory at large. We hope the people
f the Territory will examine the premium, T
list of the association and compete for the
remiums offered, and that the next Fair
will be the largest and best one ever held
ne that will he credit to us all.
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