The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-23

fair. The animals offered for sale
were all of excellent breeding and
type, and the buyers secured some
very good foundation stock.
LIST OF PRIZE WINNERS
Grains
Marqis wheat-1st, Jens Ibsen,
Dooley; End, Henry Barner, Plenty
wood.
Durum Wheat-1st, H. Henderson,
Archer, End, A. NJ. Hagen, Redstone.
Winter Wheat-1st. Fred Persuhn,
PleRtywood; End, P. F. Parpart, An
telope.
Any other variety wheat-1st
Louis fhorson, Outlook; End, John
Lee, Antelope.
Oats-1st, John Kallack, Reserve;
End, Victor Anker, Outlook.
Rye-1st, A. F. Ziebarth, Plenty
wood.
Flax-Harry Huffman Dooley; End,
Clifford Hamilton, Outlook.
Barley-1st, John Brekke, Ante
lope; End Thor. copeland, Antelope.
Speltz- 1st, Clifford Hamilton,
Beans-1st, Beck Larsen, Ante
lope; End, Elmer Bernau, Antelope.
VEGETABLES
Cabbage-1st, S. 0. Aasheim, Medi-
cine Lake; End, Mrs. Kristian Nikoli-
aSOn, Plentywood.
Citron-1st, n. c. lessen, Dag
mar; End, Hans Henderson, Archer.
Carrots-1st, A. NJ. March, Plenty
wood; End, Mrs. Kristian Nikolaison,
Plentywood.
Beets-1st, Mrs. Kristian Nikolai-
son, Plentywood; End, Aage Andrea
sen, Medicine Lake.
Sqaush-1st, J. P. Palubicki, Plen-
tywood; End, Edw. Iverson, Antelope.
Yellow OniOnS-1st, Myron Waller,
Homestead; End, Mrs. Kristian Niko-
laison, Plentywood.
GRASSES
Grass Clifford Hamilton, 1st;
n. C. lessen, Dagmar End.
Sweet Clover-1st, Simon Hanson,
Ccmertowp; 2nd, C1as. Grantham,
Plentywood.
POTATOES
Green Mountain: 1st, Beck Larsen,
Antelope; End, Hans Henderson,
Archer.
Bliss Triumph-1st, Geo. Points,
Daleview; End, Stanley Tyler, Home
stead.
Early Ohio-1st, Jim Kaae, Dag
mar; End, F. Loutzenhiser, Antelope
Irish Cobblers-1st, F. Loutzenhis-
er, Antelope.
Other Varieties-1st, Geo. B
Bantz, Plentywood; End, Fred Per-
sum, Plentywood.
VFCFTA PI FC
White Onions-1st, J. P. Palubicki
Plentywood; End, Harry Huffman
Dooley.
Red OniOns-1st, Nels Nelson, An
telOpe; End, Elmer Bernau, Antelope
Peppers-1st, A. w. March, Plen
tywOod; End, Carl Hole, Reserve.
Pumpki2so1st, S. K. Bolstad
Homestead, End David Bolstad, Home
stead.
Rutabagas-1st, K. Nikolaison
PlentywoOd, End, Geo. Bell, Dagmar
Turnips-1st, X. Nikolaison; Ind
i. S. Olson, Plentywood.
Watermelons-1st, Edw. Iverson
Antelope; End, S. K. Bolstad, Home
stead.
Parsnips-1st, L. S. Olsen, Plenty.
wood; End, F. Loutzenhiser, Antelope
Mangels-1st, S. o. Aasheim, Med.
zieine Lake; End, Chris R. Jensen
Dagmar
TOmatoes-Mrs. A. LELAND, 11lt7
look, list; Mrs. L. Loutzenhisc, An
telope, End.
Cucunbers-1st, Mrs. 1nton Win
Kohl Rabi-1st, NJ. VIM. Knight,
Ne GTapes-1st, .aOfph Rehmer, An
telope' CORN
tern Dent (12 ears)-1st,
~, -NO Zen Zen ST, Homestead; End,
VI - Jorgensen, Dagmar.
% Tnite Dentist, J. S. Miller,
-omestead.
Minnesota No. 23-1st, Ole Nelson,
Homestead.
yellow Flint-1st, J. S. Miller
Homestead; End, w. w. Clark, An
White Flint-1st, j.. H. Thorson,
Antelope; 2nd, Elmer Bernau, Ante
lope.
Pop Corn-1st-Elmer Bernau, An
telope; End, Frank Frasier, Plenty
wood.
Sweet Corn-1st, Frank Loutzen-
hiser, Antelope; End, NJ. P. Jackson
Plentywood.
Mixed Flint-1st, Mrs. Will Knight
Redston; End, A. G. Horsley, Home
stead
Best Sheaf Foddern Corn-1st
Nels Olson, Outlook.
CORN Goo Ears)
Northwestern Dentist, JorgeI
Jorgensen, Dagmar.
White Dentist, J. S. Miller
Homestead.
White Flint 1st, Vincent Bergh
RedstOne.
Yellow Flint-1st. 4. S. Miller
Homestead; End, w. W Clark, Ante
lope.
SHEAF GRAINS
Marquis Wheat-1st, Nels Olson
Outlook; End, R. S. Richardson, Ante
lope.
Durum Wheat-1st, Hans Harder
son, Archer.
oats-1st, Martin KnutsOn, Out
look.
CULINARY
Best glass jelly, any kind-1st
Mrs. A. ". March, Plentywood: End
Mrs. A. w. March, Plentywood.
Canned Peas-Mrs. A. ". March
Plentywood; End, Mrs. Louis Horst
man, Reserve.
Canned Beans-Mrs. A. W. March
Plentywood; End, Mrs. Louis Horst
man. Reserve.
Canned COrn-1st, Mrs. A. "
March, Plentywood; End, Mrs. NJ. F