Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-09-26

a whole band of ponies and when
they started it was like a stampede.
The spectators saw nothing but a cloud
of dust until the boys rounded the
turn, when. grey horse ridden by
Young Moshner, was seen to be in the
lead. On the final quarter, Moshner's
morse spread-eagled his field in great
shape. winning handily, with Ander.
son second and Finkbeiner third.
Following is complete list of the
awards made:
Best draft stallion-First, Grass
Range horse company. SIS; second,
Fergus County Horse Breeders Asso.
citation, $40; third, G. H. Day, special,
S..
Best thoroughbred stallion-First,
George H. Day, SIS.
Best thoroughbred colt-Ffrst, G. H.
Day, SO.
Best draft colt-First, Lew Meyers.
$40.
Best 2-year-old draft colt-First,
]. c. Flock, IS.
Best Shetland pony in harness.
First, Master Austin w. War;, S..
Best span of Shetland ponies in
harness-Ffrst, Master D. ]. Hilger,
IS.
Cattle.
Best thoroughbred short horned
bull-Ffrst, Jake Harmon, $40.
Best thoroughbred bull-First, J. G.
Flock, $50; second, Willis Ackley, $40.
Best Hereford COW and calf-First,
Willis Akeley, SIS; second, ]. G. Flock,
S..
Best mich cow-Ffrst, Mrs. Kits,
$40; second, T. E. Crowley, s..
Poultry.
Best trio Plymouth Rocks-First,
Joseph King; 81; second, Fred Hoff-
man, 81.
Best White Plymouth Rocks-First,
Fred Hoffman, 81.
Best Brown Leghorn-Trst, Fred
Hoffman, 81.
Best White Leghorns-First, Emil
Plum, 81.
Best White Bramas-Ffrst, owner
unknown, 81.
Best display of pigeons-Ffrst, Fred
HOFFMAN, IS; second. Len Bailey, So.
Best Black Langshang-First, Mrs.
Pitts, 50.
Best Belgian hares-Ffrst, Len Bal
ley, 81; second, DR.. Beattie, 81.
Best pair Of geese-First, name un-
known, 50; second, name unknown, 81.
Best pair ducks-First, name un-
known, So; second, name unknown,
81.
Best general display of poultry
First, Fred Hoffman. $40.
Special prize of best display of Hou-
riens Wyandotts and Indian game
First. Fred HOFFMAN, SO.
Vegetables, Grain and Fruit,
R. F. Martin, peas, $3.50.
G. King & Sons, wheat. 50.
v. Hruska, wheat, SO.
V. Hruska, wheat, 81.
H. G. Fletcher, oats, $3.50.
A. Hogeland, oats, $3.50.
Frank Borden, watermelon, $3.50.
e. Fabian. cauliflower, $3.50; beets.
$3.50; onion sets. $1.5O.
A. Tognetti, mangolds, $3.50; dis
play, third prize, $3.50.
Barbara Ackley. mangolds, $1.5O.
Ben Wood, turnips, 81.
Carl Won Tobel, pop corn, $1.5O;
beans. $3.50; rutabagas, $3.50.
G. Shipman, sweet corn, $3.50.
Ira Dundom, beans, $3.50; apples,
81; squash, $3.50; melons, $4.
E. D. Barney, Deerfield, finest dis.
play. first prize, $25; cabbage, $3.50;
late potatoes, 81; sugar beets, $1.50;
pop corn, $3.50; sweet corn, $50;
cucumbers. $3.50; onion sets, $3.50;
crab apples, $3.50; rutabagas, $3.50;
onions, 81; carrots. $3.50; parsnips,
$1.50; tomatoes, $3.50; celery, S.; ex-
ira potatoes, So.
Theodore Hogeland, display, second
prize. SIS; cabbage, $50; cauliflow-
er, $3.50; early potatoes, IS; late DO
tatoes. So; beets. $3.50; sugar beets,
$3.50; beans. $3.50; peas, $3.50; Gu
cumbers. $3.50; parsnips, $3.50; to-
matoes. $3.50; squash, $3.50; potato
exhibit. S..
Ladies' Department.
Knit socks. Mrs. v. T. Dusek, first.
Knit mittens. Mrs. B. B. Ryan, first.
Knit lace. Mrs. John Burke, first.
Knit shawl, Mrs. John Burke, first.
Crochet sacque, Mrs. Jesse Pinkley,
first.
Crochet hood, Mrs. ST.. Bryant, first,
Crochet lace, Mrs. v. +. Dusek, first;
Miss Daisy Sheeks, second.
Crochet slippers. Mrs. John Burke,
first.
Crochet afghan, Mrs. s. L. Bryant,
first.
Crochet shawl. Mrs. Ira Dundom,
first.