Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-21
MRS. J.H. meyer WINS I0RA|N
RANGE At COOKING SCHOOL
Mrs. George C.. Polish Gets First Prize for Bread,
and Mrs. r.. E. Cunningham, Doughnut
Award in Tribune Contest.

The Tribune cooking school closed
Saturday afternoon in a literal blaze
Of glory. To the largest attendance
of the week, Miss Ethel O'Leary gave
her final lecture and demonstration.
more than 700 women being present at
the Capitol theater to hear her. At
the close of the lecture when she ex-
pressed the pleasure that she had ex-
perienced during her week, much APP
plause and invitations to com again
we're her reward. while through the
buzz of conversation could be heard
man. voicing the sentiment that the
school had been really wonderful and
that many helpful and new things had
been learned.
Prizes for the cakes. bread and
d0ughnuts entered in the contest that
was one of the main features of the
weeks program were announced just
before the opening of the afternoon
lecture. The winners as chosen by
the judges, Mrs. l. n. Walker. Mrs.
James Gooch. Mrs. j., F. Klenpell.
Miss Nora Hulbush. Mrs. Melvin
Rowe. and Mrs. N. Il. Lease. follow:
Mrs. Meyre Wins Cake Prize
In the cake division Mrs. J. II.
Meyre. of S25 Second avenue north.
was the winner of the first prize. a
Lorain gas range. donated by the Great
Falls Gas company. Mrs. Curt Dennis
of 1904 Sixth avenue north, won the
second prize. $50 certificate on Hoosier
kitchen cabinet. donated by the Stan
Ashton of COS Seventh street north.
won the third prize, a ease of brown
beauty beans. donated by the Ryan
Mercantile company. Mrs. V. j. Bailey
of 1924 Second venue south. was the
winner of the fourth prize. one gallon
of Mazda oil. donated by the Corn
Products Refining company. The fifth
prize, a 81 savings certificate. donated
by the Commercial National bank, was
awarded to Miss Ruth Walker of TIA
Third avenue north.
In the bread contest the prizes were
awarded MS follows: First. 9S-pound
sack of Rex flour. donated by the Royal
Milling company. Mrs. George c. Pol
ish of 712 Sixteenth street north; sec
ond. - pounds of Rex flour. donated
by the same firm. Mrs. w. NJ. Burlin-
game. of 1905 Third avenue north:
third. one case of Del Monte corn.
donated by F, J. Gies and company.
Mrs. Rosie Geng. 3O5 Ninth street
south; fourth. 24Ea pound sack of Rex
flour. donated by the Royal Milling
company. Mrs. a. Cocks. 1114 Third
avenue south: fifth. one gallon of Ma
zola oil. donated by the Corn Products
Refining company, Mrs. j. E. Patton.
of iii Second avenue south: sixth. 81
savings certificate. donated by the Com |
rercial National bank, Mrs. \. r.
Nelson of 1917 Eighth avenue north.
nounhnu%e pe;,o Ayinnnr |
Doughnut contest awards were as
follows: First. $25 certificate on
Crystal refrigerator. donated by Strain
110S Second avenue north: second. one
chse Stones corn. donated by Stone
Ordean Wells. Mrs. II. p. Walters of
Room II. Minot apartments: third. one
gallon Mazda oil, donated by Corn
Products company. Mrs. T. r. Dixon.
S23 Third avenue north.
Special prizes for the day were won
hv Mrs. r. r. Cunningham of 1908
Second avenue north. first: Mrs. J. l..
Crawford of No. 8 Russell apartments.
second. and Miss Ella Nelson, 1917
Eighth avenue north. third.
Cakes. bread and ~doughnuts that
we're not claimed by their owners were
given to st. Thomas Orphans home.
The Tribune extends its thanks to
Mrs. !. p. Kleinpell of the Women's
Federation. Mrs. J. r. Patton of the
same club and to Mrs. r. P. Stuessi.
who assisted during the week as ushers
and in other ways that contributed 20
the success of the institute. which, IN
Miss O'Leary's direction. is felt
nv it to have accomplished it's purpose.
'hat of extending valuable Information
and methods of cooking to the women
Of Great Falls.
Prizes were awarded to the winners
Saturday afternoon at the display room