Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-19
big CROWD IN ATTENDANCE
At CASCADE FAIR OPENING
Exhibits in Garden and Root Classes Exception
ally Good; Event Closes Today With
Program of Sports.

With an attendance that was con-
sidered good for the opening day, the
Cascade fair opened Monday and great
err crowds are anticipated today, the
closing day of the fair, when q pro-
gram of sports and other entertain
ment will be given.
About 300 visitors, largely farmers
and ~ranehers of the community, were
present at the fair on it's opening day.
The exhibits brought by them md en-
tered in the fair were especially good
in the garden and root classes, while
some good grains and forage was
shown.
Some exceptionally good examples of
the northern Montana products are be-
ing shown at the fair and will be
brought to Great Falls to be entered
in the state fair at Helena. according
to F. E. MacSpadden. county agent,
who aided in judging the exhibits.
The program today will include races
and games, and a feature baseball
game in which the farmers team will
meet the town team. In the evening
there will be a dance. Many visitors
from Great Falls are expected at to-
days fair.
The fair is one of three to be held
in the county. the second to be opened
at Belt Wednesday, and the third, the
annual boys and girls club event, to
be held in Great Falls Friday.
The results of the judging at the
Cascade fair follow:
Navy beans-Herman Mills, first;
John Warehime, second.
G. n. Beans-E. A. Smock, first; Ar
mold Perrine. second.
Cabbage. A. Smock, first; Steve
kologi, second.
Cantaloupe-E. f. Layman. first;
the Rev. Mr.. Culbertson. second.
Slicing Cuctmbers-R. B. Glover,
first; John Warehime, second.
Picking Cucumbers-John Ware
hime. first and second.
Parsley-Merrill Gordon, first; John
Warehime, second.
Pie pumpkins-Mrs. Lee, first; Ed
Rhubarb-R. B. Glover. first; Jim
Green Hubbard squash-E. A.
Smock. first: John Warehime. second.
Golden Hubbard squash-E. A.
Smock, first.
Summer squash. Fl. Little, first;
Elna Hensley. second.
Tomatoes. II. Crum, first: Tom
Trewett, second.
Beets-S. w. Coffee, first; Steve
kologi, second.
Oxheart carrots-Nfrs. Gunder An
derson, first; Miss Lavon Marsh, sec
ond.
Long carrots-Miss Levon Marsh,
first; Merrill Gordon. second.
White G. onions-Ed Seston. first;
White G. onions-Ed Seton. first
also first on red g.: first on yellow G.
Parsnips-R. B. Glover, first.
Rutabagas-Merrill Gordon. first.
Melted Gem potatoes-H. Mills,
first; NJ. Gordon. second.
Early Ohio potatoes-H. Mills, first
Tom James, second.
Rural New York potatoes-Wheeler
f. Lindsey, first.
Triumph potatoes-J. II. Little, first,
Mangles--J. W. Bone, first; J. II,
Little, second.
Stock pumpkins-E. A. Smock, first
Earl O'Connor, second.
Stock turnips-S. W. Coffee, first.
Potato Special-W. e. Parker. first.
Vegetable special-John Warehime,
first: f. A. Smock. second.
Barley-Merrill Gordon, first; Jud-
son Thompson. second.
White Oats-Judson Thompson,
first.
Marquis wheat-Merrill Gordon,
first.
Silage corn-E. F. Lyman, first.
Silage sunflowers-E. F. Lyman,
first.
White dent corn-John Warehime,
first: F. A. Smock. second.
White flint corn-Elva Hensley,
first: Tom Gregory. second.
Semi dent corn-John Warehime.
first; A. F. Atkinson, second.
Yellow dent-John Warehime, first.