The Billings gazette., 1909-12-17
Montana, S Numerous Prizes

Montana, especially that portion ly-
ing along the lines of the Great North
ern railroad, Jared decidedly favorably
at the National Corn exposition at
Omaha, large number of sweep
stakes and other prizes being awarded
to the Treasure state, and out of the
splendid success achieved by Montana
growers should come great good to
eastern Montana.
In addition to the special ]. J. Hill
supplemental premiums and the list
open to entries for Montana only, the
following prizes were captured by ex-
hibitors in the sheaf grain section in
competition open to the world:
Best sheaf bluestem wheat, M
Baker, Cascade. Mont, second prize.
Best sheaf durum wheat, Broadview
Seed CO., Broadview, Mont, third
prize.
Best sheaf red winter wheat, S. N
Klock, Great Falls, Mont, first prize.
Premium No. 228 is for the best
sheaf of wheat other than fife, blue
stem, hard winter, durum and red win
ter; first prize captured by George B
Manning, Kalispell, Mont.
| Best sheaf white oats, Nelson Berry
Kalispell, Mont, third prize.
! Best sheaf tWo-row barley, Gus
Siegeling, Arlington, Mont, first
prize, and L. l.. Smith, Eureka, Mont.
second prize.
In the sweepstakes for states in
western zone, Gus Siegeling, Arming-
ton, Mont, took first on wheat; w. M
Woodbridge, Hinsdale, Mont, second
on 10 ears corn raised by dry farm
! ing methods.
| OF the sweepstakes open to the
world, Gus Siegeling, Arlington
Mont, took first on navy beans; B
F. Booker, Helena, Mont, first on
marrowfat peas; H. o. Albert, Kalis.
pell, Mont, first on field peas.
James j. Hill supplemental pre-
miums:
Fife Wheat-First, Gus Siegeling
Arlington; second, j. N. Mollin, Hal.
stad third, w. A. SwitZer. Kalispell.
! Bluestem-First, N Peterson, Kalis
pell; second c. w. Conner, Eureka
third, Lester White, Kalispell.
| Durum-First, Broadview Seed Co.
Broadview second F. A. Mystrom
Havre: third, Lohr Bros, Tampico.
! Winter Wheat-First, w D. Jones
Dupuyer.
Red Wheat Second, F. P. Carey
Eureka; third, w. w. Withee, Conrad
Oats (any variety)-First, N. o. Al
bert, Kalispell; second, w. NJ. Wool
bridge, Hinsdale; third, Walter Jaco
nett, Kalispell.
Barley (any variety)-First, Dar
Campbell, Medicine Lake; second, w
w. Withee, Conrad; third, Dan Payne
Monarch.
Field Peas (any variety)-First, G
F. Booker Helena; second, H. F. Al
brecht, Kalispell; third, H. o. Albert
Kalispell.
Flax-First, w. w. Withee, Conrad
second, Herman Diethman, Culbert
son; third, Dan Campbell, Medicine
Lake.
Corn Flint-First, W. r. Logan
Harlem; second, J. F. Viscott, Glas
gov; third, W. w. West, Sidney.
Corn Dent-First, E. Michaels, Fair
view; second, Mrs. D. Manning, Cul
bertson; third, J. A. McGlyn, Sidney
Timothy Seed-First, J. Fay (only on
entry), Kalispell.
I Common Red Clover-First, D
Payne, Monarch; second, Mrs. Sayler
Great Falls
Alfalfa Seed-First, Lohr Bros
Tampico; second, James Griffin, Chi
nook.
Wheat in Sheaf (any variety)-First
S. H. Klock, Great Falls; second
George B. Mannering, Kalispell; third
NJ. C. Baker, Cascade.
Oats in Sheaf (any variety)-First
Nelson Berry, Kalispell; second, Geo
Mannering, Kalispell; third, D. H
Evans, Great Falls.
Flax in Sheaf for Seed-First, Dal
Payne, Monarch; second, F. H. Adel
bert, Kalispell.
Timothy in Sheaf-First, Charlie