The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-09-19
WON PRIZES
ON POULTRY
FORTUNATE OWNERS OF ARTS.
TocRAcY IN CHICKENS.
NEARLY ALL BREEDS THERE
Many Blue Ribbons Are Awarded for
the Best in Varied
Strains.

q Following is a list of those to whor
$ premiums were awarded by the pou
try judges at the late fair. Earle
e publication was made impossible oW
ing the fact that the books of tn
7 judges were not accessible:
e Buff Cochin, n cock and four hens
Mrs. Chatwood, first. 4
White Wyandotte, one cock AMI
four hens, Tomlinson Bros, first an,
second. !.
Brown Leghorns, one cock and foul
t hens, Mrs. D. E. Jones, first.
: Plymouth Rock, n cock and foul
hens, MRS. White, first.
: Buff Cochin, one cock and fou1
hens, Mrs. White, first.
Pen White Wyandottes, one COCK
and four hens, Mrs. White, first;
Tomlinson Bros, second.
Buff Cochin, single cock, Mrs. L
Chatwood, first.
White Wyandotte, single cock, Tom.
linson Bros, first. #
Rose Comb Brown Leghorn. single
cock, Mrs. D. e. Jones, first.
Plymouth Rock, single cock, Mrs
White, first.
Buff Leghorn, single cock, Mrs. Will
hite, first.
Indian Game, single cock, w. ].
Youmans, first.
White Wyandotte, single hen, Tom
linson Bros, first.
Rose Comb Brown Leghorn, single
hen, Mrs. D. e. Jones, first.
Plymouth Rock, single hen, Mrs.
White, first.
Buff Leghorn, single hen, Mrs. Will
hite, first.
Brown Leghorn, single hen. Chas.
Stoll, first.
Indian Game, single hen, w. J.. You
mans, first.
Light Brahmas, pen five feathered
chickens, hatch of 1902, Zone cockerel
land four pullets), Mrs: Mary Dover,
first.
Buff Cochin, pen five chickens,
hatch of 1902, Zone cockerel and four
pullets), Mrs. L. Chatwood, first.
Plymouth Rocks, pen five chickens,
hatch of 1902, Mrs. d. E. Jones, first;
Tomlinson Bros, second.
White Wyandotte, pen Ave chick
ems, hatch of 1902, Tomlinson Bros,
first and second.
Buff Leghorn, pen five chickens,
hatch of 1902, Mrs. White, first.
BrowB Leghorn, pen five chickens,
hatch Of 1902, Chas. Stoll, first; Mrs.
D. E. Jones, second.
Pair pea fowls, Geo. Vaughan, first.
Pair young pea fowls, Geo. Vaughan,
first.
Pair white Guinea fowls, Mrs. D. E.
Jones, first.
Pair %speckeled Guinea fowls, Mrs.
D. E. Jones, first.
Pair turkeys, Robert Steele, first;
Mrs. D. E. Jones, second.
Trio Pekin ducks, C. w. Ccder-
green, first; M. Flanagan, second.
Trio common ducks, Robert Steele,
first; Mrs. D. 3. Jones, second.
Family hen and IL young chickens
mot tfeathered), Mrs. A. j. Wilkin-
son, first; Mrs. ]. J. Davis, second.
Blue Andelusian, pen of five, Chas.
Stoll, first.
Black Langhams, Mrs. White,
irst. 4
Bantam, single cock, Mrs. White,
irst.
Black Langhams, single hen. Mrs.
first.
Bantam, single hen, Mrs. White,
irst.
Black Langhams, pen of five feath- ,
red chickens, hatch of 1902, Mrs. /
first. Special Brown ducks, 8
robert Steele. {
Specials.
Best pen Of feathered chickens, {
latch of 1902, Mrs. White, first; IS :
Yegen Bros and 81 by JOS. Parque;
FRS. Chatwood, second, 81 in photos d
VIM. H. Tippet; Mrs. Mary Dover. {
bird, 10 pound leg OF mutton by Oils !.
OFF Bros. t
Best single cock on the grounds, b
IRIS. White, first, one dozen photos !
y E. M. Hunt; Mrs. Chatwood, sec q
nd, 81 by L. Wolfe. d
Best variety, Mrs. White, first, IS r
y C. M. Bair; Tomlinson Bros, sec .
nd. one sack of -four by A. L. Bah +
Ock, Hardware COMPANY.