The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-09-16

coursgement to the Indian fal
mers, whom he complimented o
the evidences of their thrift, an
progress toward independence.
The officials of the fair assc
cia.ion; Supt. P. H. Moller; Alvi,
Warrior, Indian agency farmer
County Agent Warden; and tn
Wolf Point Commercial club, al
contributed to the work of put
ting on the fair.
Premium Awards
Non-ir-igated Crain-P e c !
Marquis wheat, Susan Duck
first; Alex Sansaverre, second
Henry Archdale, third.
Peck alfalfa, Phillip C~ourchene
first; Claude Bird, second.
Peck rye, William Boyd, first
Sheaf wheat, Richard Coulter
first; Buck Elk, second; Thomas
Muskrat, third.
Sheaf oats, Fritz Small, first
Phillip Red Boy, second; Phillip
Courchene, third.
Sheaf alfalfa ~(forage) Teddy
-Four Eagle Boy, first; Walter
Clark, second.
Shesf alfalfa (seed) Claude
Bird. first. Teddy Four Eagle
Boy, second; William Boyd, third!
Irrigated Grain-Peck Marquis
wheat, Charles Elder, first.
Peck alfalfa, Fred Buckles
first
Shesf oats, Fred Buckles, first
Sheaf Marquis wheat, Charles
Elder, first; Fred Buckles, second
Eddie Smith, third.
Sheaf alfalfa, Fred Buckles
first.
Non-irrigated corn-Gehu, An
gus Grey Ear, first; Martin Escer.
ga, second; Earl Hedderick, third
Mixed Flint, Lloyd Red Eagle
first; Red Eagle, second; Alvin
Warrior, third.
Mixed Squaw, Mrs. Buck Elk
first; Joe Matthews, third.
White Squaw, Phillip Red Boy.
first; Martin Escerga, second.
Irrigated corn-Minnesota %.
Fred Buckles, first.
Mixed Flint, David Reddoor.
first.
White Dent, Evangeline Brough.
first.
Popcorn, Evangeline Brough,
first.
BusheI exhibits (irrigated)-
Corn, Bessie Scott, first.
Potatoes, Charles Elder, first.
Bushel exhibits (non-irrigated)
Potatoes, Claude Bird, first;
Viva Smith, second. Corn, Claude
Bird, first; Viva Smith, second.
Approved seed, Marquis wheat,
Sam Savior, first.
Garden vegetables (non-irri-
gated)-Best II potatoes, white,
Red Eagle, first; Angus Grey
second; Lloyd Red Eagle,
third. Red potatoes, Mark Elder,
first; Buck Elk, second. Blue po-
t~atoes, Teddy Grow, first. Largest
~ potatoes, Lloyd Red Eagle,
Martin Escerga, second.
Best IL onions, red, Buck Elk,
first. Best II onions, white, Buck
Elk, first; Mark Elder, second.
Largest IL onions, Claude Bird,
first; Mrs. John Manning, second
Best 6 turnips, Mark Elder,
first. Best 6 rutabagas, Claude
Bird, first; Mark Elder, second.
Best 6 beets, Angus Grey Ear,
Claude Bird, second.
Best 6 carrots, Claude Bird
Mrs. John Manning, second.
Best 6 tomatoes, Claude Bird.
first.
Best 6 cabbages, Claude Bird
first.
Largest squash, Joe Matthews,
first; Mark Elder, second.
Largest pumpkin, jerome White
Eagle, first; Mark Elder, second.
Best collection squash, Earl
Hedderick, first; Claude Bird, sec
ond.
Best collection pumpkins, Earl
Hedderick, first; Buck Elk, sec
ond.
Best quart shelled beans, Claude
Bird, first; Martin Escerga, sec
ond.
Best collection watermelons
Buck Elk, first; Walter Clark, sec
ond.
Best collection muskmelons,
Medicine Grow, first.
Best collection cantaloupes,
Claude Bird, first.
Garden vegetables (irrigated)
Best II potatoes, red, Charles
first.
Largest II potatoes, Charles
first.
Best II onions, yellow, Evan
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