The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-08-21
FAIR WORK
DONE BY LEADERS
SOME OF MoNTANA'S BESI
KNOWN MEN DIRECT ANNUAL
SHOW AT HELENA

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KNOWN MEN DIRECT ANNUAL
SHOW AT HELENA
The Montana State fair, which this
wear is to be held September % to =
at Helena. is the product Of the efforts
of men and women who are leaders ID
every line Of creative activity in the
Treasure state. as the roster contained
in the premium list shows.
Each member of the executive boara
is a specialist in his line. James GrlI-
fin of Chinook has executive charge OF
the farm products shows Prof. Y. ~.
"Souire" Arnett of Bozeman, OF I've
stock: w. t. Kuehn of Helena, Ma
hinerv. Manufactures, WOman's WORK
and Schools: Augustus Vaux OF SID
new. Finance and Transportation MI
Tor James f. Keown of Bozeman, Pro-
! gram and Track Events Fred L. PARK
or of Hamilton, Horticulture, Boys
| and Girls. and Dairy Products.
B. T.. Moore, head of the State falr
division of the Montana Department Oh
Agriculture. is executive in charge.
Livestock Superintendent
Veteran superintendent in charge
of the various branches OF the i've
stock show at Helena insure attention
and comfor to exhibitors. DR.. W
WEIGH of Bozeman again handles beer
cattle: DR.. Hadleigh Marsh OF Helena
is Superintendent of horses; Fergus
Mitchell of Great Falls, superintendent
of dairy cattle; DR.. w. e. Joseph OF
Bozeman. superintendent of SWINE
George NJ. Lewis of Manhattan, super
intendent of sheep; j. L. Dorsh OF
Butte. superintendent of poultry and
pet stock.
Agricultural Department
Quincy Scott of Lewistown is super
intendent Of the agricultural section,
with r. C. Bricker of Windham, assist
ant. and with the following division
heads: w. P. Stapleton, Billings,
threshed and sheaf grains; Pat Car
nev. Waterloo, potatoes; Herbert II.
Haight, Suffolk, corn George w. Gus
tafson. Chinook, grasses and forage;
n b. HAYNES. Creston, vegetables.
In the women's division, Mrs. I. b.
Van Horn of Miles City has charge OF
the culinary section; Miss Kate Nc
Cormfck of Butte. domestic arts and
fine arts: and Miss May Trumper of
superintendent Of schools, the
school exhibits.
Charles e. Potter of Bozeman, super
intends the boys and girls Junior
fair. assisted by Miss Doris Ingram
with home economics and r. B. Mil
lin, livestock.
Other superintendent are: W. L.
Shovel, Missoula, horticulture George
H. Webster, Helena, dairy products;
L. e. Jones, Great Falls, manufacture
ers Sam Kinville, Butte, program w.
b. McClatchey, Helena, gates and adj
missions: l.. G. Henry, Helena, tickets;
J. L. Billings. Browning, concessions;
Joel Pack, custodian of grounds Mrs.
Margaret Kahn, entry department.
State Advisory Board
No small measure of the success of
the Montana State fair is due to the
efforts of the State fair advisory
board. composed of one member from
each county, named by the boards of
county commissioners. The 1924 adj
visory board is composed of:
Beaverhead, George w. Lowell of
Blaine, James Griffin of Chi
nook; B~roadwater, Grey P. Keene of
Canton: Carbon, E. w. Talmage of
Joliet; Carter, A. L. Shaw of Ekalaka ;
Cascade, E. H. COoney of Great Falls;
Chouteau, VIM. Atzinger of Fort Ben
ton; Custer, Lee H. Bennett of Hath
away: Daniels, A. w. Warden of SEQ
bey; Dawson. George McCOne of Lam
bert; Deer Lodge, Martin Martin of
Anaconda; Fallon, j. o. Hembre of
Fergus. r. A. Thomas of Lewis
town; Flathead, T. B. Haynes of Ores
ton: GaIlatin. H. P. Griffin of BOze-
man: Garfield. Albert Holten of Co
hagen: Glacier, A. L. Michaels of Cut
Bank: Golden Valley, Stanford Han
nah of Ryegate; Granite, DR.. Harry
Jones of Drummond Hill, Elmer c.
Sprague of Box Elder; Jefferson, J. A.
Jergensen of Whitehall Judith Basin,
r. c. Bricker of Windham; Lewis
Clark. f. NJ. Mack of Gilman Liber-
ty. Thos. p. Strobe of Whitelash Lin
coin, Jno. Rummel of Eureka Madi-
son, Pat Carney of Waterloo; McCone,
Henry Reinemier of Circle; Meagher,
Jacob Berg of Lennep; Missoula, J. A.
Swanson of Potomac; Musselshell, f.
Finnegan of Roundup Park J. M. L.
of Clyde Park: Phillips, G. A.
Ross of Dodson; Powder River, Jno.
L. Scofield of Biddle; Pondera, James
Sanders of Manson Prairie, A. E. Will
hanson of Terry Ravalli, e. C. Smith
Of Corvallis; Richland, o. M. Oppe-
gard of Savage; Sanders, f. NJ. Hill
nan of Lone Pine; Silver Bow, ]. L.
Dorsh of Butte; Saltwater, w. Fl.
tones of Columbus; S%weetgrass, Robt.
Bray of Big Timber: Teton, ]. G.
Morgan of Chouteau; Toole, J., w. J
"a wifi of Galata Valley. Fred WpireI