Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-29
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her seat upon one of the bucking
horses.
A number of the program not shown
| prior to Thursday was an exhibition of
stunt flying by Art Stephenson of the
Montana flyers.
Racing results:
Four-furlong running race-Ace,
first: The Knives, Gecond; Skipper,
third. Time. :52.
half %furlong running
race-Camouflage, first; Chas. c., sec
ond; Just right, third. Time, ITO.
Six-furlong running race-Ringlead-
err, first; Bessie Young, second; Chas.
c., third. Time, LII.
2:25 trot, three heats in five, n
mile-Miss Baker, first; Bonkin, sec
ond; Ruby H, third; Bill hewitt
fourth. Time, 2:24A, 2:2612, 2.24A
2:23 and 2:10A.
heats in five-Lady Tango, first;
Baron King, second; Redwood Wilkes
third; Queen Bird; fourth, Time
2:17A, 2:17A, 2:19A, 2:1s% and
2:20.
Girls relay, one and one-half miles
Mrs. Dan Harvey. first, time 1902,
total time 9:17; Dan Stanley, second,
time 3:02M, total time 9:15; Fannie
Sperry Steele, third, time 3:02A, total
time 9:16.
Inter-tribal Indian race, two miles
Henry Powell, Blackfeet, first, time
4:16, total 1910; Francis Bass, Flat
head, second, time 4:25, total 1910:
Max Big Man, Crow, third, time
1851, total 1921: Jake Strike
eros Ventre, fourth, time 4:3512, total
1925; Claude Bearskin, Sioux, fifth.
time 4:5312. total 1922.
Mems relay race, two miles-Nep
Lynch, first, time 4:09A, total
15:40&; Grover Gilbert, second, time
Ala, total 1854; Max Powells third,
time 4:15A, total 1850 Orson Will
liams, fourth, time 5:O712, total
Ford ear race, five miles-Elry Mas
terson, first, time 5:3912; George kel-
lar, second, time 6:2S; e. X. Aldrich,
third, time 6:45A: Martin Schow
fourth, time 6:4S; Arthur Fessenden
fifth, time 500.
Free for all auto race, five miles
Ernest, in Hudson, second, time 0:0l;
Blood, in Ford Special. third, 5:l334;
Lundberg, in Hudson, fourth, 5:l4A;
TORI, in Chevrolet, fifth, 3:33;
Davenport, in Marmon, sixth, $40;
Brown. in Ford No. 4, seventh, 5:441a;
Fisher, in Buick, eighth. 6:O5;
Buchett, in Essex, ninth, GLIB.
Sheep steering contest, three sheep
to the man, six contestants-N; C.l
Walden of Billings, first, time 6:l3;
III. b. Teel. Great Falls, second, 6:54;
II. o. Woody, Lewistown, third, I:o3;
first in class of work, H. B. Teel.
High compliment is paid the grain
exhibit at the state fair by G.. ID.
Cutler, of Alberta, who has been en-
gagged for several days in judging the
exhibits. Mr.. Cutler is professor of
field husbandry of the University OF
Alberta and is a grain expert of inter
national repute. |
Exceptional stuff in all classes is
shown at the fair this year." said Mr..
Cutler, the general average is high
show character in oil of the classes
with the exception OF the rye
Cascade county Jared well in the
com show and with about 20 entries
in the north central district took nine
awards. as follows.
J. Huber OF Belt, first on white
dent; George Huber of Belt, second
on white dent; Fred Burrows of Fife,
IITSL On ytLOW utHt anu AlLot VII SSi~
low flint: ID. G. Winnans Of Millegan.
third on yellow dent and third on
Northwestern dent: w. +. Bootcher
Of Great Falls, first on sweet corn:
w. V. Talbot of Arlington, second
yellow film; 4. r. Lyman Of Cas-
cade, second on corn fodder,
Saltwater county walked away with
the bonors in the big 10 sheaf wheat
in which entries were made
Of 10 sheaves from the field and which
were threshed out on the grounds by
the International Harvester company.
Judging was male on yield and quality
and cash prizes Of $3.50 were given in
each class. The awards:
Marquis wheat: First, Ole Eggen,
county. raised from regis
tered seed; second, Mr.. Meter, of
gallatin county; third. J. c. Cronk of
county, of registered seed.
Hard winter wheat: First, George
Saltwater county. with Mon
tana SO; second, Otto knutson. Gal
county: third, William White,
Lewis and Clark county,