The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-30
|PR|zES FOR The LADIES.
The Judges at the State Fair Com
plete the Work Of Awarding
tho Premiums. \
A Field Day for Those Who Raise
Flowers and Know How to
Make Good Things.
Chose Who Paint. Either In OIL OF Water
O0iors, Capture Blue R~ibb0ns-Ex-
sAert NeedlewOmon.


sAcrt N~eediewomon.
Exhibitors at the state fair were busy
Yesterday afternoon removing the displays,
and by six O'Clock a large part disappeared.
Tho display in the various departments was
most creditabls and, while the judges had a
difficult task to perform, and a COM
paratively short time in which to do it, tho
awards as q whole were fairly given.
Certain 1t 10 that it any injustice has been
dome it was unintsntional. The INDIE
pENDENr published yesterday the premiums
awarded in the horse, cattle, swine, poultry
and grain and vegetable departments; to-
day is given those in the mechanical,
painting, plants and flowers and ladies' de-
partments.
Class 5-MInerals, Fossils and Mechanical
Artist. H. Hershfeld. superintendent.
Judges-William Harrison, Aaron Hersh-
field and B. II. Tatem.
Specimen marble-A. K. Prescott, IS.
Specimen stone or marble cuttinR-A. K.
Prescott, IS.
Specimen pressed brick-Jaeob Switzsr,
S..
Exhibit galena ores-Deer Lodge Queen,
NJ. g. M. Co.. S..
New hay fork-U. U. Lander. honorable
mention. The committee says OF the hay
fork: ut il an implement that will recon-
mend itself as soon ~ it is once seen in
operation. The greater the load the more
securely 1t is held"
OF the pressed brick the committee says:
"For uniformity OF color and size and for
their perfect shape this exhibit ia equal to
anything this market impOrts."
Gut Flswers-T. II. K~leinschmidt. supt.
Judges paintings and drawings-Prot. 8.
A. D. Hahn. Mrs. L. @. Power and Mrs.
b. H. Langley.
judges plants and cut fowers-Rev. F. d.
Kelsey, Mrs. F. r. Sterling, Mrs. H. N.
Blake.
Painting flowers in oil-1st, Mary A.
Phillips, SIS; I'd, Mrs. Addie Burch, 81.
Painting landscape in oil-1st, Miss FL
dora Fairfield, SIS; I'd, Mrs. 3. H. Tatem, 81.
Animal painting, oil-1st, Mary A.Phillips,
S.; I'd, Eldora Fairfield, So.
McElroy, So; I'd. Mrs. b. H. Tatem, 81.
Portrait in oil-1st, Mrs. Addie Burch, S.;
I'd, Mrs. w. W. McElroy, 81.
Painting in oil on silk-1st, Mrs. w. w.
McElroy, S..
Paintings in oil on plush or vslvet-1st, Mrs.
Addie Buroh, SIS; I'd, Mrs. D. II. Weston.
Panel painted in oil-1st, Mrs. w. w. Nc
Elroy, S.; %, Mary A. Phillips, 81.
Original Oil painting Of Montana scenery
Mrs. Addie Buroh, IS.
Original water color painting Of Montana
s~cenerv-1st, Mrs. Addie Burch, S.; I'd.
Mrs. w. w. McElroy. 81.
PAINTED banner-1st, Mary A. Phillips,
S.; I'd, Mrs. w. w. McElroy, 50.
Painting on china-1st, Mary A. Phillips,
So; I'd, Kate II. Jackson, So.
Collection of painted china, not less than
eight pieces-lst. Mary A.. Phillips, So; I'd,
Kate L. jackson, 81.
Painting in water colors-1st, Mary A.
s nhi,lig &. So special the College of Mon
Brass ropousse work-1st, Mrs.W w. Nc
Elroy; So.
Elroy; SIS.
'Crayon drawing-1st, Mrs. Addie Burch;
So.
Pencil d~rawing-1st, Cora Sanders; So.
Water-color painted toilet set-Discre-
%tionary, Mrs. Geo. Maloney; ~.
Collection paintings. water colors-Dis-
cretionarv, Mis-. Geo. Maloney; IS.
Drawing by person under Is years old
LIST, FL. G. Hershtield; So.
Painting by person under Is years old
lat. Nellie Blake; 81.
General display of paintings. etohings,
etc.-lst, Mrs. WV. McElroy; 500; "a, Mary
A. Phillips; $40.
1AXIDERMY.
Collection of Montana birds and NAM
mails, not lees that ten specimens, shown by
taxidermist-A. h. Bradley; $40.
PLANTS AND FLOWERS.
Display of house and budding plants-1st,
Ms. ID. H.. Weston, $15; I'd, Emma ID,
Fretz, $40; Sd, Mrs. l. Miller, Sc.
Carnations in bloom-1st, Mrs. d. H.
Weston, 81.
aeraniums in bloom-1st. Mrs. D. H.
Weston, 81.
Pot roses in bloom-1st, Mrs. Emma d.
Fretz, S..
Fuchias in bloom-1st, Mrs. D. H. Yves.
ton. 50.
Foliage ~plants-lst. MIRA D. H. wes-
ton, 81.
Hanging basket of plants-1st, Mrs. D.
H.. Weston, 81.
Rustic stand filled with plants-1st, Mrs
d. II. Weston, 81.
CUT LowER
Display of cut flowers-1st, Mrs. A,
Fack. $40; 2d. Mrs. j. Miller, SIS; Sd
Mary Louise Burns. $40; 4th, Emma d.
Fretz, IS.
Asters-lst, Mrs. T. Miller, So; "a
Mrs. D.. II. Weston, 81.
Dshlias-1st, Mrs. A. Fack, So; I'd, Mrs
Louise Burns, 81.
Gladios-1st. Mrs. A. Fack, So; I'd, Mrs.
Emma Fretz. 81.
Pstunias--1st. Mrs. I. Miller, So; I'd
Mrs. A. Fack, g..
Pansies-lst, Mrs. A. Fack, So; I'd, Mrs
A. j. Potts. 81.
Phlo1-lst, Mrs. l. Miller. So; I'd, Mrs
Louise Burns. ST..
Roses-1st, Mrs. A.. Fack, S.; cd. Mrs
Emma ID. Fretz, ST.
P~inks-lst, Mrs. Mary A. Fack, So; I'd
Mrs. Emma ID. Eretz, 81.
Nerbenas-lst, Mrs. A, Fack, So; Cd Mrs
Emma d. Fretz, 81.
Basket or vase of cut flowers, not com
peting in thu display-1st, Miss Lou Guth
Iie. $40; I'd, Mis-. A. Fack, $3.50; 3D., Mrs. A
j. Potts, So.
Glass S-Ladies' Department-B. H. Tatem
Supt
Judges-Mrs. s. j. Jones. Mrs. b. p. Car
pentsr and Mrs. Billiard.
EEEDLEwoRK.
Night dress. hand made. uu%washed--1st
MRS. S.. ID. Smedes, $40.
Chemise, hand made, unwashed-1st
Mrs. L. H. Hershfeld. $3.
Calico dress, hand made, unwashed-1st
Mrs. ID. w. Buck, $3.
Girls suit--1st, Mrs. Frances Il. Phillips
$3.
Exhibit of hand sewing lone by exhibito
lat. Mrs II II Ccaoar Or, oA M, r RI