The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1905-09-29
WINNERS OF
PREMIUMS
COMMITTEE is ENGAGED IN PAY
ING AWARDS.
COOKS At NORTH's OFFICE
Judges Reports Have Been Tran
scribed = Exhibitors Can Get
Their Money by Calling.

premiums were AWARDED at the
fourth annual fair of the Billings Fair
association, as shown by the books of
Austin North and 1. D. O'Donnell, who
had charge of various classes of exhib-
it's, including the poultry, ring stock
and soil products departments, as fol-
| lows
Charles Sanderson-First on sugar
beets, 81.
/ A. V. Cardwell-First on muskmel-
ons, 81; on Yellowpear tomatoes, 81;
on butter, So. Second on water melons,
soc; on Hubbard squash, soc; on best
pen of chickens, 81; best single hen,
81; best single hen, silver comb White
! Leghorn, 81.
! g. G. Steers Sweepstakes in stall
lion class; second premium, SIS. First
on fall apples, ST.; crabapples 81.
N. B. Smith-First on three-year-old
stallion, $40; third on sweepstakes,
$3.50.
! F. w. Barling-First on nutmeg mel
ons, 81.
Frank O'Donnell-First on Clyde
stallion, $40.
Carey Snow-First on display of on
ions, 81.
| Canyon Creek Horse Company
First on stallion and three colts, $40;
third on three-year- old stallion, $3.50.
| w. w. Palmer-First on citron, 81;
winter peas, ST.; peck of tomatoes, 81;
display of pumpkins, $5; water mel
ons, 81; garden peas, first and second,
SL50; second on Fairfax squash, Soc;
carrots, soc; parsnlps, SOC.
Edna Railsback-First on flowers in
water colors, ST. on marine painting,
ST.; on special embroidered cover, soc.
Mrs. Crampton-First on set of dol
! lies, SOC; picture frame, SOC; fancy
, stand cover, soc; fancy center piece,
soc; tucking, soc; general display
machine work, 81; general display of
lace work, 81; slipper case, soc; hand
bag, soc; shoe bag, soc; laundry bag,
soc; baby shoes, soc. Second on gen
eral display of all articles in the la
dies department, $3.50; on pillow
slips, 25c; on Honiton center piece,
25c; on sheet and pillow slips, Csc;
on wall pocket, 25c.
Mrs. Stull-First on apron, SOC; on
silk patchwork quilt, ST..
Mrs. C. Wright-First on shirt MAX
ing, SOC; girls dress, soc; on embroi-
dered pillow shams, soc; on pillow
sham outlined, soc; hood, SOC.
Frank Zimmerman-First on largest
squash, 81; on wax beans, ST.; special
on picked onions, 81; first on Lima
beans, 81; horse beans, 81; second on
beans, common white soc; special on
kohlrabi, soc.
Hattie Savage-First on fancy pill
low sham, soc.
Charles King-First on Shire mare
$5; Norman stallion, $5; mare three
to four years of age, IS; second on
mare three to four years Of age,
$3.50; second on fall apples, soc.
Willie Clanton-Best landscape
painting, SOC.
S. Polk-First and second on mare
three years old and under four, SIS
and $3.50; best single hen of each kind
So; best single cock of each kind, So.
Myrtle Tschudy-First on pen and
ing drawing, SOC.
Mrs. A. ]. Wilkinson-First -on dis
play of house and bedding plants: ge-
raniums, rustic stand with plants, dis
play of cut flowers, asters, dahlias,
petunias, pansies, pinks, verbenas,
sweet peas, hollyhoclls, carnations;
first and second on table bouquet and
second On hand bouquet; total, $12.
Ida NJ .Beeman-First on display of
photos, and best collection taken in
this state; total, 81.
William Birely-First on hard
wheat, soft wheat, barley and flax; to-
tai, S. First on pen of chickens, on
single cock each kind, single hen each
kind, best pen of chickens; total, So.
Mrs. L. B. st. John-First on old
English embroidery and Hardanger
collar; total, 81.
Mrs. E. Water-Best pen Rhode Is
land chickens, best single hen, any
breed; total, SIS.
Miss Zada Combs-Best display of
cake and pastry for girl under Is, So.
Mrs. N. Algeo-First on oyster plant,
early potatoes, pumpkins, early cab
bage, kale, celery; second on beans,
red cabbage, marblehead squash and
egg plant; special premium on gener-
al display; total, $1750.
Mrs. A. Anderson-Special, first
and second on best table cloth; total,
75c.
Mary Curtis-First on cocoanut
cake and special on Mt. Cheney; Sec
ond on display of bread and goose
berry jelly; total, $2.75.
Patrick Curtis-First on best family
hen and 12 chickens, Barred Plym-
outh Rock cock and common ducks;
total, So.
| Mrs. G. A. Stockwell-First on land
scape painting, painting on cloth, Mon
tana scenery, hand-painted broom
case, pastel drawing, chain drawn
work, center piece, doilies, Arabian
center piece, fancy handkerchief, felt