Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-16

proiect turned on Fairfield Friday for
the opening day of the project fair.
The dav was marked by a good attend
ance and by the warding of places on
the wealth Of exhibits entered In the
grain and stock shows. The chief
mart Of the entertainment program Will
be given today and a record crowd Is
anticipated.
Several hundred persons, gathered
for the opening day. enjoyed the raoI0
concert held in the evening, o~roaocasIeu
from The Tribune broadcasting statlon'
KDYS. and received on the grounds by
means of a set and magnavox installed
bv the Paris radio department.
Mayor r.. NJ. Armour of Great hails,
over the radio. delivered the greetings
of the city and outlined the lmportante
of the fair to the project n 10 the
CITY. David Bunch, operator LOT
KDYS. and manager OF the farls la' &c
department, spoke on the eVolui'on VI
the radio telephone n ontilneu sH
of the possible future Developments
Radio Works Overtime.
Mice Narvine Conner played two
selections on the piano, THE Venetian
Iora song" and 'Lieberfreud." Al
though the program was to ave oeen
from only 7:3O to $50, it was con
tinued until $50 at the request OF the
radio fans.
The Fairfield fair. in exhibits and
in good management, surpasses any
previous community fair. according TO
f. F. MacSpadden, county agent Tor
Cascade county, who was one OF the
Judges The exhibits were brought
from many parts of the project ana
many of them will be taken to the
state fair at Helena. The stock show
was also of keen interest to the vlS-
itors at the fair. Several automobile
parties from Great Falls were present
on the opening day, as we'll as farm
ers and ranchers from the project.
George Webster. state dairy commits
sioner. judged the cattle and horses;
F. f. MacSpadden and Jack Sweat. for
age. potatoes. grains; MacSpadden'
hogs and sheep: W. b. Jensen, butter,
cheese. canned goods, cakes and cook
ing.
The awards follow:
First Prizes.
Bronze grass. Leroy Kirby; marquis
wheat. w. II. Baker: ~crOokneck SQUASH,
James Genger; alfalfa seed, Alfred
Crawshaw; sweet clover seed, Alfred
Crawshaw: field peas, Alfred Craw-
shaw; mangreas, II. Z. Hiatt; corn w
row., Mrs. NJ. Sullivan; SWISS chard'
Mrs. NJ. Sullivan; onions (red globel,
Mrs. Sullivan; butter, Mrs. sullivan
nickled beets. Mrs. Sullivan; peas bot
tled). Mrs. Sullivan: beans navy; Mrs
| Sullivan; corn cob, Mira Suhsan;
=. ..n Me Sullivan. carrots
Mrs. Sullivan! marquis wheat, Mrs
! Sullivan; red clover, Mrs. Sullivan.
bread. Mrs. Jack Armstrong; cheese
Mrs. Jack Armstrong; apricots
(cannedl. Mrs. Armstrong; plumS
/ (canned). Mrs. Jack Armstrong; beets
| (table). o. j. Wade; strawberries. ev'
erbearing. fresh. o. /. Wade: raspber'
ries (cannedl, o. /. Wade; beans
canned. o. J.. Wade; mangle wurte.
sens, half sugar, Fred L. Kirby; corr
(yellow flint, L. G. Baldwin; squash
golden hubbard, Leroy Kirby: ne"
corn, Leroy Kirby; marquis wheat: lie
Roy Kirby; hog millet, Leroy Kirby
onions white roundl, Flowerree ranch
peppers (big green), Flowerree ranch
i%peppers large red). Flowerree ranch
MELONS. Flowerree ranch; tomatoes
fgreen). Flowerree ranch; parsley
F1owerree ranch; celery. Flowerre'
ranch: cucumbers (slicing(. Flowerre'
ranch; turnips, Flowcrree ranch.
Pumpkin (pie), Fred Schoensigel
threshing machine and water wagon
Melvin Bueling; cucumbers tpickllngl
II. A. Dion; tomato preserves, II. A
Dian; crabapple jelly, II. A. Dion
peaches (bottled), Dion; pears (bot
tled), Dion; flax, II. e. Hiatt; pump
kin (stock), w. A. Smith; summe
SQUASH. l.. /. Morgan; parsnips, w. A
smith: cherries ~(canned), Mrs. Georg
Bueling; pitted chokecherries, Mrs
George B~ueling; cabbage %(flat), ". A
Smith: Transcendent crabapples, c. A
Willis; potatoes early Ohio, job
Tallman; Macaroni wheat, Al Udin
Blue Stem wheat. Al Udin; citron'
Mrs. ]. Cunningham; Great Norther
beans. Roger Williams; Cossack al
falfa seed. Roger Williams; Rosen rye
r. f. Frost; Surprise plums, c. "
Crabtree; Duchess apples, G. "
Crabtree; timothy, Leroy Kirby
sender wheat, Leroy Kirby; Suda
grass, Leroy Kirby; Marquis wheat
oPoy Kirby. Kitchener wheat, IeRO