Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-11

os, nrst. Celery, NJ. Kranz second
paasg pRalgest potatoes, A. j. Carpenter frat
Dos, De variety potatoes, NJ. Mclean frat
~ larry hose, Ed Mann first, Celery. +
III, IL; russell first. Cucumbere. ], IT, Rms
seii hrst. Lettuce, j. II, Russell tirst
ttaopage Savoy, j. H. Russell first, Ru
.aoagas, dozen largest, r. Lacy. Renton
secona. Early Rose potatoes. n, Lac,
second. l' Radish, II. Lacy first. Pumn
s' Hins' largest and best, w, .Bisson tirst
summer squash, w. Bisson first. Fai
SUHuash, 81 H w Bisson first. Largest eouaeh
W. bieson second. Best collection ri
1T4uasn, W. Bison, first Largest squash
=; o.; "A. Russell first. Parsnips, Than Bros
Hlghwood, first. 'A A'o'
7 Dlvislon =, IL F ruit-Judges J.A. Walker
y. " Ernst, j. A. Barnard. Variet,
apples, hive lirst prizes to j. w. Austin
Cascade. 1A"'''n
Division I, Minerals--Judges. IT. NJ
Smith, E. r. Clingan, r. Marion prn
feesor Morrison received II nr;zee fo, o
losslls % and minerals. Tod & Kelly, frs,
prize on building brick and steam coal
ana Castner Coal Il Coke Co., first prize
on steam coal, coking coal, wash coal
ana coke. J.. E. Williams, Logging
GGieeR, q ,hrst prize or lime. Jerry Quesnell
ilfst prize on cut building stone. b. e. NJ
copper Co, first prize on finest collection
OF copper, etc. E. l.. Williams. first
pfIze 1lhest specimen Of lead ore. Paris
Gibson first prize glass sand. Mrs. Paris
Ntlbson, first prize Indian arrow heads
W w. 9rsFord, first prize fire brick. j. e.
EhriSht. llret prize best collection of
curios. Tod ~ Kelly, second prize on
ilhle' Walter Brown, Sand Coulee. sec.
ohn prize steam coal, Honorable men
tloh was awarded the following: Gait
Goal Co., M. r. Lane, Tod 4 Kelly, on
various mineral productions.
u VISION j, Mechanical Arts-Judgeg,
l.. ;. Woodbury., A. c. Boasuot, Il. T.,
Judd Crystal creamery, Mrs. d. Lee.
hlobey, nrst; best set hand made horse
shoes, u. II. Smith first; wagons and
carriages, first premiums to G. II. Conner
OF Choteau, Great Falls Carriage Work.
and Great Falls Implement company;
cabinet work, Ed I. Griliiths, Mrs. Susan
White, Nelson d Co. and Moses Smith
first premiums.
Manufactures The following firms
wore awarded first premiums: John
Emmons, T.. Ambrose, M. l.. Lane, f.. r..
Overman, Chas. Gies. DIR. G. j. B. Steph.
ems, e. &. Young, Montana Brewing
company, W. T. Ridgley, J. j. Kelly, W,
e. Chamberlain, E. W. Crane Soap com
paGy, Great Falls Iron Works, 2. Mad
son, Thomas Lacy of Fort Benton, H.
MenoWn d Co. of Helena.
Division X, Fine Arts-Judges, L. G.
Phelps, j. d. Reid, G. S. Anderson.
Crayon and pencil drawing, Mrs. Young,
first; painting of flowers, Miss Kingsbury
first; landscape in oil, first; original
painting in oil, Mrs. Heinanan first;
panel painting in oil, Mrs. Marsh first;
plaque in oil, Mrs. Kelly first;
original oil painting, Montana scenery,
Ben Steele first; painted screen, Mrs
Pontet first; painting in water colors,
Miss klngsbury first; crayon drawing,
Mrs. Leaning first
In the educational department nu-
merous prizes were awarded to the Fort
Shaw pupils for meritorious exhibits,
and Clyde Hook and Mary Leaning re-
ceived first prizes for map-drawlng.
Floral department prizes were awarded
Mesdames Helmracks, Myer Harria, Ar
II r. Lizzie Vaughn, Setter, hickory,
; / II. E. Randall
Ladies' Department, Division N-Nee
.eWork, first prizes to Kate DREAMER,
Fort Shaw, and Mrs. j. Rae; fancy work,
first prizes to Mesdames Myer Harris,
b. Olsen. e, l. Marsh, j. W. Conrad, d.
Lee of Klbbey, and Miss Jennie Semi
noe, Fort Shaw; embroidery, first prizes
to Mesdames NJ. Harris, $. Schott f. L.
Marsh, Pontet, and f. Cooper of Cas-
cade; lacework, first prizes to Mesdames
Il. ileberlein, Harvey, &. ochott. aud