The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-09-09
MANY EXHIBITS At
the COUNTY FAIR

The second annual County Fair. held
r. aH Gays sa ssho9 ots s9use
and lived up to expectations. The ag-
ricultural exhibits were from both ir,
rigated and dry..land farms and
are appropriate to this country. The
Irrigated products especially were no
ticeable, demonstrating beyond perad;. sr: !.
fertile beyond fault when nourished
conditions the display would have been
more complete, but such as it was the
visitors who attended the fair.
In addition to the agricultural ex.
hibits there were, fine specimens of
cry EXHIBITS. and displays frem sew
awarded the Reder school last year
for showing the best health and sani-
ted States. This banner, together
with a small grain and vegetable ex-
hibit e, and fancywork were "a taken i, to {,
be the first time Powder River coun-
ty has had an exhibit at this show.
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Judges for these exhibits were Alber,
Jesse Jesse Percy Bird BIZ and a. g. =, Brandss And :. ).
and Ethel Nellans were judges of the
| fancywork exhibits.
Originally there were only. prizes
| table exhibits. some Confusion Was
caused. however. by the judges segre'
eating the dry-land and irrigated ex.
hibits and giving trsts and seconds &c nc IT,, tt
of the county fair. has decided tha'
these prizes are to- be- evenly divided
so that where the first and secone ono
be four moneys. two for $3.50 and Nv,
for 81 and on down the list. Tn.
county commissic ners made the fat
possible by approg,ffiatng $a54 TOR tn
| rant would have to be borne by tn
prize winners.
The list of premiums folio
4. Macy (dry land farming)--sec
end on golden pie pumpkin; second ol
general exhibit.
wheat seedagricultural secoGshrdls
George Grooms 'dry farmins}nF'irs si, !;
sweet clover seed. winter wheat seed
musk mellon. pumpkin. red ripe toma
tees: second on white dry beans. po
tatoeS. watermelon.
Pat Finnegan-Second on watermel
lon. first on muskmeilon, first on dry
land cucumbers. second on irrigate
I. ]. Andrews--First prize for gen
eral exhibit. Second prize en- dry
land rye: first prize for honey: frs
on irrigated bunch barley. mangei
l
ships. rhubarh: second on manmot
> French pumpkin. second irrigated re
ripe tomatoes
GA G. .awrence-First prize f'
2 | cumbers.
r +. N. Pierce--Second on sheaf Ma
8 quis wheat tdry land).
Fl Katherine SeverOvic tdry land)-
( First for green squash.
2 r. II: Heaton tdry. land)-secon
i. peck Of Marquis wheat
tt B-Divide Girls Canning Club
a Reha Pierce. first: Beulah Crays. se
: ond.
Mrs A. w. Devashor irrigated)-
rrs irst Rakseid esxs fs'x Gxniens trsn"'" p''"''s
= c. $. Mussetter irrigated) )-Firs
!. Bob Nalley tdry land,-First. whi
r., +. r. Cook 'dry 'and)-second {
e John Rogge tdry land)--iFrst {
n bundle of rye. first on beets.
:. Hubert Draine tirrigated)-First
ripe cucumbers: second: muskmelio
e. first. rutabagas; second. muskmello
y golden Hubbard squash: onions.
r. bundle Of winter wheat.
o. G. cramer (dry farming)-Seco
on yellow Dent corn.
" en- bundle Marquis wheat, Swedi
Is George Rue irrigated)--First I
.e ! Hubbard squash. cabbage. toma to-
Of second long green cucumbers beets
u a. d. Jesse tdry land) - First
e. Northwestern Dent corn; yellow De
es cCrn. watermelon.
se Mrs. Matte Riley ,irrigated-seco
prize for tomatoes.
Other exhibitors We're Ernest kuf
A G. Rrandes. J. T.. Wilson. Vino
Lewis. R-Divide Community club. r
4 l.. Griffin, l.. $ Vandever. Nj
~ Thompson. Mrs Il. f. McFadden, NJ
- Ethel Nellans. Emma Cramer. NJ
VyskOcil, Alice Scofield. Mrs. Whal
Reva II. Pierce. F. \. Ross.
School exhibits: Ten Mile and f
teen Mile (Nlrs. Abbott. teacher); w
ar 10th school mabel Hayes. teache
70 Cross $ (Eula Force. teacheD: Du
'e (NIrs. John Gaar. teacher): Re
~ Creek school tMrs. J. Allen. teache
, Turrett Butte school Mrs. Frank r
~ teacher).
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