Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-22
Special to The Tribune.

prizes here at the first annual EasteFh
Montana poultry show, held in con
junction with the state corn show. Be
cause of the creditab1e display of birds
and the interest taken in the exhibl-
! ton, the Poultry Breeders association
announced that the show hereafter
would be an annual event in connec-
ton with the corn festival.
The poultry was judged by Charles
A. Greenfield of Butte, considered one
of the states best authorities on
domestic fowls. Methods of judging
were somewhat of a revelation to most
of the exhibitors as a number Of fowls
were disqualified because they lacked
the essential characteristics. Mr..
Greenfield's knowledge of poultry
opened the eyes of the growers a
number of whom said that they could
not select better types for exhibition
purposes. Following are the prize win
ners.
Special Prizes
First-S10.0O cash, Western Cream
cry. best pen American bred birds,
Fred w. .Woolsey. Rhode Island red.
First-Non-freezable water fountain,
Miles & Ulmer, best display made by
any exhibitor, d. NJ. Hamilton, Buff
NOrpington.
Second-One sack hen feed, Smell
Bros, second best display made by any
exhibitor, j.. r. Raynard, White Leg
horn.
Third-Conklin lice powder, Prosser
| a. ursr 7Fa-1 tI,ul I-.-+ s.,4I, ~,nI
by any exhibitor, Mclean and Phifer,
Barred Plymouth Rock.
Fifth-Sack of wheat, Smell Bros,
best pen of parti-color birds, Fred w.
| Woolsey, Rhode Island Red.
Sixth-Sack of corn, Smell Bros,
best pen of white birds, A. A. Hamil-
ton, White Leghorn.
Seventh-Sack of egg mash, Smell
Bros, best pen of Buff birds, D. M.
Hamilton, Buff Orpington.
Eighth-Sack of oats, Smell Bros,
best colored bird, Fred W. Woolsey,
Rhode Island Red. i
Ninth-Pail of poultry food, Miles
City Drug Co., best shaped bird, Ds
NJ. Hamilton, Buff Or~pingtons.
Tenth-Pratts Condition Powdatss
Smell Bros, best cockerel in Asiatfc
class, j. ]. O'Carroll. Light Brahma.'
Eleventh-sack of oyster shell,
Bagley Elevator Co., best cockerel in
Rhode Island Red.
Twelfth-sack Of bran, Miles City
Flour Mill, best cockerel in second
largest class, d. M. Hamilton, Buff
Orpington. ,
Thirteenth-Sack of grit, Smell
Bros, best cockerel in third largest
class, Austin o. Knapp, r. G. Brown
Leghorn.
General Winners
Winners in the general show were
Buff Orpington, p. NJ. Hamilton,
Miles City, won the following: on
cock, first; on cockerel, first and
third; hen, first, second and third;
old pen. first; pullets, first. second
and third; young pen, first and second.
Carbon Hill dairy. second on cockerel.
Single Comb White Leghorn, Fred
Whitford, Rosebud county, first on
cock; j. r. Raynard, Miles City, sec
ond; 4. A. Hamilton, Miles City, third.
Hen, j. r. Raynard, first and second,
and Sunday Greek Poultry Farm, third,
Old pen, Whitford, first; Raynard, see
Cockerel, A. A. Hamilton, first; Whit
ford, second and third. Pullet, Whit
ford, first; A. A. Hamilton, second, and
Raynard, third. Young pen, A. A.
Hamilton, first; Whitford, second and
third.
Barred Rocks-CockereI, Carbon
Hill Dairy, first: Mclean & Phifer,
second, and j.. r. Mckay. Miles City,
third. Hen, Mckay, first; Mclean &
Phifer, second and third. Old pen,
Mclean & Phifer, first. Cockerel, w.
Govern. Rosebud county. first; Nc
Kay, second. Pullet, w. Govern, first,
second and third. Young pen, Mckay,
first.
Single Comb Rhode Island Red
Cock. Ben Gibbons, first. Cockerel,
Rosebud county. second; Carter Smell,
Miles City, third. Pullet. Hattie Mead
or, first; Woolsey, second, and State
Industrial school, third. Young pen,
Woolsey, first; Hattie Meador, second
and third.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Red-Cock-
erel, Hattie Meador, first and second;
Frank Lawrence, Rosebud county. third.
Pullet, Hattie Meador. first, second and
third. Young pen, Hattie Meador, first
and second.
Partridge Rocks
Partridge Rocks-Cockerel, Carter
Smell. first; on pullet, first, second
and third, and first on young pen.
Partridge Rocks-Cockerel. Delmar
Clark, Forsyth, second; George p. ia
cobson, Miles City, third. Pullet, ia
cobson, second.
Silver Laced Wyandotte-C Cock,
Frank Hunter, first; on hen, first and
third.
White Wyandotte-Cock, I. f. An
derson, Rosebud county, first. Hen,
Jacobson, first; Anderson, second and
third. Cockerel, Anderson, first; ia
cobson, third. Pullet, Anderson, first
and second; Opal Shaw, Rosebud coun-
ty, third. Young pen, Anderson. first.
Light Brahma-Cock, J. J. O'Car-
roll, first. Hen, first, second and third. |
Cockerel, first and second. One ex-
Dark Cnrnish-GncLernl n AL HIM