The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-09-16
LIST OF THOSE WHO WON FAIR
PRIZES.
MANY AWARDED TO LADIES
Center Sex Carried Away Largest
Share Of Honors Given by
the Association.

Following is a list Of those wht
were awarded prizes at the fair ant
the character of their exhibits:
Matched Horses.
Mare and gelding, to pole-Hespel
farm, first.
Single Drivers.
Single mare, to harness-Hespe1
Draft Horses.
English draft mare-Chas. King
first.
Norman mare-Chas. King, first.
Norman mare, l year Old-Chas
King, first.
Special-Norman gelding, 2 years
old-Chas. King, first.
Mules.
Special-Best span mules-W. D.
Story, first.
Hereford Cattle.
Hereford heifer, / year old-W. H
Clanton, first and second.
Hereford bull calf, under / year
w. H. Clanton, first.
American Merino Sheep.
Rams, 2 years old-Faul p. Garner,
first and second.
Rams, 1 year old-Paul p. Garner,
first and second.
Special-Female Angora Goats, 4
months old-H. Barr. first.
Miscellaneous.
Special-Piano harp-Marx Piano
Harp Co.
special-Buggy stone steps-Albert
Grain and Seeds.
Hard wheat-Robert Steele, first.
Corn-D. Grove, first; Brooks Bros,
second. ted,
oats-Chas. King, first; Robert
Steele, second.
Rice pop corn on stalk-Frank L.
Hell, first.
Vegetables.
White turnips-Mrs. L. M. Foster,
first; j. L. Dover, second.
Rutabagas-Thos. McGirl, first; A.
Frederickson, second. &
Carrots-Murr & Palmer, first; ].
L. Davis, second.
Table beets-J. L. Dover, first;
Mrs. L. M. Foster, second.
Sugar beets-J. l.. Dover, first;
MUIR & Palmer, second. 1.
Mangels-Murr & Palmer, first;
A. Frederickson, second.
Parsnips-J. L. Dover, first; MUIR
& Palmer, second.
Early cabbage-M MUIR g. Palmer,
first; A. Frederickson, second.
Late cabbage-D. e. Jones, first;
A. FredericksOn, second. u
Caulif1ower-A. Frederickson, first.
Tomatoes-Murr & Palmer, first;
j. j.. Davis, second.
Cucumbers-J. J.. Davis, first; MUIR
& Palmer, second.
Onions-J. J.. Davis, first; MUIR &
Palmer, second.
Beans, common white-D. J.. Grove,
first; D. e. Jones, second.
Wax beans for seed-J. j. Davis,
first.
Red oabbage-D. E. Jones, first.
Garden peas-J. J.. Davis, first; D..
j. Grove. second.
Largest potatoes-Thos. McGirl,
first; ]. J.. Davis, second.
Early potatoes-Dave Frederick
son, first; Mrs. L. NJ. Foster, second.
Late potatoes-J. j. Davis, first; d.
E. Jones, second.
Display of potatoes raised by ex-
hibitor, not less than a sample of six
varieties-D. }. Grove, first; A. Fred
erickson, second.
Water melons,. L.aDover, first;
MUIR & Palmer, second.
Nutmeg melons,. i. Dover, first;
MUIR & Palmer, second.
Citrons-Murr & Palmer, first; d.
j. Grove, second.
Pumpkins. J.. Davis, first; Mrs.
l.. M. Foster. second.
Hubbard squash-Murr & Palmer,
first; Ben Shaw, second.
Marblehead squash-D. E. Jones.
Summer squash. J.sDavis, first;
F. R. st. John, second.
Display of vegetables grown by ex-
hibitOr-Murr & Palmer, first; A.
Frederickson, second.
Special-Flckling onions-J. J. Da-
Wis, first.
Specialize pumpkins-D. E. Jones
first.
special-Kahlrabbi-D. E. Jones,
first.
Fruits.
Winter apples-D. E. Jones, first;
J. Davis, second.
Fall apples-Olney Taylor, first;
M. Flanagan, second.
Siberian crabs-M. Flanagan, first;
Hesper farm, second.
Yellow plums-Olney Taylor, first;
D. e. Jones, second.
Blue plums-Olney Taylor, first.
General display of fruits-Hesper
farm, first; Olney Taylor, second.
81 ECIALS.
Peaches-Olney Taylor, first.
Native plums-J. J.. Davis, first.
Sun fowers-M. P. McCowen, first;
Mrs. Voss, second.
Ludlug potatoes-A.- Frederickson,
first.
Paintings, Drawings, Etc.
Painting in oil-Mrs. w. A. Evans,
first and second.
Painting flowers in water colors-l
Mrs. w. A. Evans. first and second.
Painting landscape in oil-Mrs. H.
Segur, first: Mrs. Stockwell, sec
irst.
Portrait in oil-Mrs. Segur. first.