The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1905-09-29
ond on PLAGUE, animal painting and
nanel in oil total $40 2h

pm -uoIuef, dOnlCOn collar, Drawn
work handkerchief, lunch cloth, linen
embroidery, silk embroidery, point
lace, Honiton work, fancy spread, can.
dy display; second on sofa pillow; to.
tai, SO.
j. w. Combs-First on Yorkshire
boar one year old, on same six months
old and SOW six months old; total, ST.
j. H. Calhoun-First on half bushel
of carrots and marblehead squash {;
second on half bushel of table beets
and largest squash; total, So.
Esther Bessette-First on peach
plums, green gauges, yellow plums,
gooseberry preserves and currant pre-
serves; total, $4.
O. Swanson-Second on best peck
OF tomatoes, cucumbers, early kale
and onions, and special premium on
general display; total, 81.
Mrs. Ben Schneider-Special on
burnt work, 81.
Custer Cattle Company-second
premium on display of sugar beets,
SOC.
G. M. Chafee-First on best display
of honey, So.
Mrs. j. H. Van Horn-First on linen
table cover, tray cover, center piece,
sideboard scarf, tray cloth, center
piece and general display, 81.
Mrs. J. F. O'Mara-First on Batten-
burg doilies, Battenburg center piece,
same doilies and peach preserves; to-
tai, So.
Mrs. NJ. T. McKean-First on sun
flowers and navy beans; second on
largest squash and first on best hand
bouquet; total, SO.
Mrs. G. e. Lockhart-First on apple
jelly, SOC.
Ollie Warren-Best single hen, So.
James McDonald-First on common
pigeons, SOC.
James Special premium on
general display, SIS.
A. 2. Jeffray-Best single driving
mare, $5.
Mrs. G. A. stockwell-First on
ger waist and picture frame; second
child's dress, drawn work center
piece, crocheted lace work, embroid-
cred lunch cloth, knitted lace work,
knitted stockings and wheat bread;
second on Kensington in silk and
wool, drawn work center piece, hand
bag, washstand set, fancy apron and
embroidery; total, $6.25.
Fay b.. B. Logan-First on Hardan-
ger vast and picture frame; second
on picture frame; total, slips.
Dick Logan-First on burnt plac-
que, SOC.
Mrs. Crampton-Special premiums
on slipper holder, meal cloth, side
board cover, sailor cloth, cape, tie
ends, point lace handkerchief, tumb-
Ter doilies, collar and cuff case and
doughnuts, and second on baby rib
bon, tray cloth, cookies; total, $3.50.
Mrs. J. H. Mathieson-Ten first pre-
miums and four seconds on fancy
work articles not enumerated, Sc.
T. F. Moore-first on Belgian stall
lion and sweepstakes on same; total,
$40.
Mrs. S. G. Partello-First on cro-
cheted mittens, embroidered pillow
sham and hearth rug; total, $1.50.
Mrs. c. Littlefeld-First on dress
ing sack, SOC.
Emma kendgest-Special on
silk head rest, SOC.
F. e. Kennedy-Five first premiums
on special articles, $3.50.
Thomas McGirl-First on table
beets, first on 10 pounds of butter and
second on best three pounds of but
ter; total, SIS.
Mary Meyers-First on piano scarf
Charles Newman-First on kohl
rabi, dozen cucumbers, best three
marblehead squash and second on
green peppers; total, $3.50.
Frank Meyers single hen,
black Minorca, So.
Mrs. Crampton-Six first premiums
on display of cakes and other arti-
cles, So.
j. M. Walker-First on early pota-
toes, rutabagas, late cabbage, leek,
sweet corn, corn, Hubbard squash,
Fairfax squash, sugar pumpkins, gen
eral display; second on oyster plant,
display of corn, pumpkins, gourds and
nutmeg melons; total, $5S.
Eta Hirsch-First on PLAGUE,
panel girls head, fancy photos, jardi-
nier stand, cuff and collar box, fancy
box; total, So.
Laurel Horse Company First on
stallion and mare and
colt, SIS.
w. H. Ralston-Five first premiums
on chickens, $11.
Mrs. r. Wilhite-First on pen of
chickens, best single hen, best single
cock, bantams; total, 81.
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and four seconds on Duroc-Jersey
hogs; total, $24.
J. w. Partington-Five first premi-
ums on Leghorn chickens; total, $40.
Mrs. P. P. Treat-First on best pen
of Leghorns, So.
Hetta A. Crawford on paper
holder, SOC.
Ella A. Crawford-First on Batten-
berg lace hood, second on Battenberg
doilies; total, $75c.
Mrs. Van Snider-First on crochet
ed mat, crocheted petticoat, silk rug,
cotton crochet work, silk quilt; to-
tai, $3.50.
Mrs. George Gordon-First on lunch
cloth, Hardanger sideboard set, gen.
eral display; total, $2.25.
Alex Smith-Best pen of Rosecomb
Brown Leghorns, So.
Tuesday the list of premium win