Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-10-05
A SUCCESSFUL MEETING
Continued from frat Page.

Drawn Observation-Disclosures, Mrs. wiede.
Silk Knitting-First, Mrs. J.. Ralstop:
second, Miss Augusta Weydert.
Point Lace Observation-Disclosures, Miss
Blodgett.
Jewel Case-First, Miss Stiles; second,
Table Cover-First, Miss Stiles; second,
Miss Townsend.
Letter ~Case-First, Miss Stiles.
Knitted Lace-First. Mrs. p. A. Long.
Slipper Case-First. Mrs. F. G. Shafer.
Orna mental Horn Work-First, William
Roberts.
Painted Cushion-First, Mrs. Bebb.
Patchwork Quilt-First, Mrs. w. L. Sell
vidge; second, Miss Dolly Scott.
Embroidered Skirt-Miss McGinness.
Knitted Counterpane-Mrs. w. L. Sell
vidpe.
Rag Mat-Mrs. NJ. J. Brown.
Embroidered Footstool-Mre. Geo. =.
Brown.
Hot Biscuit Cloth-Mrs. Geo. h. Brown.
Handkerchief Case-Miss Dollie Scott.
Glove Case-Mrs. A. W. Stoddard.
Afghau-Mrs. Wiedemau.
Hair Work-Mrs. Lapalme.
Crochet Lace-Mrs. John Laux.
Scarf Crochet ends)-Mrs. 6. b. Brown.
Best General Display OF Crochet-Mrs.
Steltzer.
Feather Edge Lace-Mrs. Beck.
Feather Edge Tidy-Mrs. Quinby.
Hammered Brass-G. w. Anderson.
Display OF Photo.raphs-W. H. Culver.
Needle Book-Mrs. Vail.
Collection Butterfiies-W. NJ. Jenkins.
Honorable mention for display OF fancy
goods by Sam Lee.
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Variety Canned Fruit-First, Mrs. Wiede-
man; second, Misses Fergus.
Raspberry Jelly-Mrs. Kizer.
Raspberry Jam-Mrs. Thompson.
Currant Preserves-Mrs. Burg.
Pickles-Mrs. A. w. Stoddard.
Bread and Rolls-First, Mrs. j. Laux;
second, Mary Dundom.
Graham Bread-Mrs. Weydert.
Putty Plaque-Mrs. j.. c. Bebb.
Flowers (OiD-First, Mrs. j. G. Bebb;
second, Mrs. Won Tobel.
Painting on V~elvet-First, Mrs. Won
Tobel; SECOND, Mrs. Fitzhugh.
Landscape in Oil-Mrs. j. c. Bebb.
Marine in Oil-Mrs. War;.
Painted Stand Cover-Mrs. War;.
Animal Painting (OiD-Mrs. Jos. Rails
ton.
Display Of Flowers-First, Mrs. f. Day
second, Mrs. Carson.
Canna-Mrs. Day.
Madeira Vine-Mrs. Day.
F~uchsia-First, Mrs. Schneider; second
Mrs. Carson.
Rose-Mrs. q. w. Hunter.
Geranium-Mrs. W. A. Long.
Pansies (cut)-First, Miss Weydert; sec
ond, Mrs. Beck.
Hy drangear-Mrs. Douglas.
AGRICULTURAL.
General Display-First, c. B. Shipman
second, Ira Dundom.
| Caulinnwer-C r. Shinman.
Cucumbers-C. B. Shipman.
Rhubarb-C. b. Shipman.
S~avoyan Cabbage-E. Fabian.
Onions-First, C. B. Shipman; second
j. v. Silver.
Tomatoes-C. b. Shipman.
P~otatoes-C. b. Shipman.
Celery-C. B. Shipman.
Beets-First, C. B. Shipman; second. S
8. Reed.
Carrots-First. Ira Dundom; second. c
B. Shipman.
Rutabagas-First. E. Fabian; second. {
b. Shipman.
Cabbage-First, s. S. Reed; second, Ir
Dundom.
Wheat-Ira Dundom.
Citron-Ira Dundom.
Pop Corn-Ira Dundom.
Sweet Corn-Ira Dundom.
Squash-First, A. w. Stoddard; secon
Ira Dundom.
Parsnips-First, Ira Dundom; SECOND
E. Fabian.
Lettuce-First, f. Fabian; second, Mr.
W. g. Long.
Cheese-S. S. Reed.
Buffers. S. Reed.
Pumpkin-Wm- Fergus.
~rAxIDERMY.
Deer Head-Joseph Mason.
Coal-G. W. Hunter.
. LUMBER.
Clear Lumber C.. Walker.
Lath and Shingles-C. c.. Long.
LIVE STOCK.
The following awards were also made:
2 o. E. ODE of Flat Willow, first prem
g., ium on Gen. Miles, Jr., two-year-old tro
ting stallion.
James Dempsey, first premium on Re
Buck, aged running stallion, and on Sli
I-Along, two-year old running stallion.
d. NJ. Crowley, first premium on Diverge
aged t~rotting stallion, and on Serena, tw'
: year-old trotting FLY.