The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-10-22

Burke. Redstone; 4th. John Kallack, Re
Rye-1st, VIM. SINNERS, plenty
wood; 2nd, r. S. Richardson, Antelope;
3rd, E. G. Bernau, Antelope; 4th, z. c.
Fiax3 1st, jim Burke, Redstone;
End, Geo. OVERLY, PlentywOOd; 3rd, Joe
Vogel, Reserve; 4th, Halvor Bestland,
Antelope
Hulled Barley-1st, ole Bakken,
stone; Srd, Chris. Dahlgaard, Westby;
4th, A. T. Larsen, Antelope
Hulless Barley-1st, +. w. PCrsuhn,
Plentywood End, Geo. Shields, Medi-
sreitzM1st, Harry Gray, Redstone.
Beans-lst, Weldon Richardson, Ante
/ lope; End, Geo. S. Bell, Dagmar; Bird,
! Aage Andreasen, Medicine Lake; 4th,
Eva and Georgia Buzzard, Outlook.
Peas-1st. Ed. IVersOn, Antelope.
Threshed Grain
LIST prize. M Hagen, Redstone.
Grasses
Rye Grass-1st, Mrs. E. G. Bernau'
Antelope; 2nd, TheO. Fawcett, Outlook.
Bronze Grass-1st, Mrs. E. G. Bernau,
! Antelope.
80 Potatoes (Pure seed)
Bliss. Triumph ~ 1st Geo. Points,
Daleview; 2nd Mike Palubicld Plenty
wood; Bird. V. Cybulsh, PPlenIttywood; 90
Green Mountain (certifled)-lst Geo.
! w. Points, Daleview.
Bliss Triumph (open class)-1st, A.
J. A. Johnson, Outlook; End, R. S. Rich
ardson, Antelope; 3rd, Chas. Madsen,
Archer; 4th, Hans Henderson, Archer.
Green Mountain iOpen class) list,
Hash Henderson Archer; End, Rose
Gibson, Comertown; 9rd, Elsie Johnson,
Dagmar; 4th, Adolph Rehmer, Antelope.
Early Ohio-1st, F. J. Sherry, Red
fo1O No.
9rd, Nels Olsen, outlook; 4th, Ed. Iver-
irish Cobbiers-1st, Geo. w. Points,
Daleview; End, E. r. Denzer, Medicine
) Lake; 3rd, Harry Clemetson, Conner
= town.
r All other varieties-1st, Rehm & Nc
t Gov. Plentywood; End, Arnold Hensler
J Comertown; 3rd, L. c. Ridenour, Pen
al tywood 4th, Herman Pohle, Comertown
Special Cbest selected samples
r Paul &, Debing, Plentywood.
e Vegetables
Y 1st. Rehm & Mccoy, Plentywood; End
: Mrs. Mike Palubicl1i, Plentywood; 3rd
o Ole Boo, Dagmar; 4th, S. ]. Redden
: i Large e Cabbage LIST, Peter Turel1
n Carrots (half long)-1st, Mrs. J. S
f Miller. Homestead; 2nd, Norman Pai
e ubicki, Plentywood; Bird, Mrs. Mike Fal
e ubicki, Plentywood; 4th, Lena Larsen
= Carrots Qong) list, Pc ter Hoist
Westby; End, Geo. Wheeler, PlentyWoo0
l. 3rd, Ed. Iverson, Antelope; 4th, MIS- +
II B. French, Redstone.
a Carrots (OXhart)-1st, Mrs. A. W
e March. Plentywood; 2nd Mrs. Pete
d Thusen, Dagmar,; Srd, A. ]. A. johnson
< Outlook: 4th, A NJ Hagen, Redstone.
$ Carrots (stack) - 1st, Sig Bergun
9r 't BeetS-1st, Ole Boo, Dagmar; 2n'
lg Mrs. A. w. March, Plentywood; 3r'
IN Rehm & Mccoy, Plentywood; Attn, Mr
te J. Burke, Redstone.
m Beets Oarge table)-1st, p. G. Pete
IN son. Westby; End, Dan Campbell, Re-
n Squash Qate)-1st, Rev. w. P. G
nd Rourlke Plentywood; 2nd, L. G. Rider
our Plentywood; Srd, ]. ]. Morga
b. Archer; 4th, Weldon Richardson, Ant
of lope.
C Squash, (early)-1st, Rev. w. P. {
he Rourke, Plentywood; End, H. B. Frenc
n Redstone; 3rd, Mrs. Weldon Richard
or Antelope; 4th S. K. Bolstad, HON
aw stead.
Of Pumpkin (pie)-1st, Jim Burke, Re
m stone; End, ]. J. Morgan, Archer; 81
led H. B. French, Redstone; 4th, Viri
on Guenther, Dagmar.
he yellow Onions-1st Mrs. Aage La
sen. Antelope; End Mrs. AageAndreast
as Medicine Lake; 9rd, Mrs. A. w. Marc
for Plentywood; 4th, Virgil Guenther, Ds
the mar.
Mt White Onions-1st, Norman Palubi'
of Plentywood; 2nd, Jim Kaae, Dagm;
3rd, Virgil Guenther, Dagmar; 4th,
UNI ton WHITTIER Dagmar.
ing Red Onions-1st, Mrs. e. G. Bern'
for Antelope; End, Rehm & Mccoy, Plen
mt wood; Bird, Anton WHITTIER, Dagmar; 4
of Aage Larsen, Antelope.
ors Peppers-1st, Mrs. A. w. March, Pl
her tywood.
be- Rutabags (stock)-1st, John Over
lch Plentywood; 2nd, Ole Helm McElr,
asst 3rd. Rehm & Mccoy, Plentywood; 4
SEQ woodrow Bruvold, ComertOwn.
as Rutabagas (table) = LIST, ole b
TVS Dagmar; End, Mrs. Will Knight, X
stone; 3rd, Ed. Iverson, Antelope; 4
III III Henry Haven, Grenora.
It's Turnips- (stock)-1st A. Riga, Pl
De tywood; End, H. B. French, Redstone
the Turnips (table)-1st, Virgil Guentl
OF Dagmar; End, Ed. IversOn, Antelope.
en- Watermelons - 1st, S. K. BoIst
OF Homestead End, Virgil Guenther, D
mar.
Muskmelons-1st Aage Larsen, Ar
S. lope; End, Virgil Guenther, Dagmar.
49, Celery-1st, Rehm & Mccoy, Plen
~ ~, wood.
eby Parsnips-1st Mrs A. T. Larsen,
anu anu telope; 2nd Rehm & Mccoy, Plentywo
jul Bird, Virgil Guenther, Dagmar; 4th, IL
Hardeson, Archer
'ase Citrons-1st, L. c. Ridenour, Pier
ana wood; End, Gordon Goltz Plentywo
9 1a5 Srd, Hans Henderson, Archer; 4th,
ears Tomatoes-1st. Mrs. Chas. Grant
70 look; End, Hans Henderson, Archer;
i've A. T. Larsen, Antelope; 4th, Ed. II
ear ear son, Antelope.
ing Cucumbers-1st, Mrs. Anton Whit
Ap- Egg Plant-1st, Beatrice Goltz, RI
.ear Kohl Rabi-1st. Ed. Iverson, Al
zen, Iope.
ana Mengels-1st. J. J. Morgan. Arcl
ana ma 2nd. Hans Henderson, Archer; 3rd,
'iI e Wheeler; PlentywoOd; 4th, Jim Blu
u RedstOne.
2 sl3e Parsley 1st, Ed. Iverson, Antel
*. ~ Salsify-1st Virgil Guenther. Dagn
~ Outlook: 2nd. Andrew LELAND Quito
80 3rd. O. NJ. Lutnes McElrOy
49, Apples-1st. Mrs. NJ. A. Morgan, {
'''0 look; 2nd. Andrew LELAND, Quito
r 3rd. O. NJ. Lutnes McElrOy
Grapes-1st, A Rehmer. AntelC
sli of end NJ A. Morgan, Outlook.
Hell Huckleberries - list, Gordon c.
,ond PlentyWOOd.
'onu Strawberries-1st, Mrs Grant BS
m well. Medicine Lake.
- SunfloWers-1st, Ed. IversOn, Al
-''0 lope: 2nd, Chris Johansen, Antelop
Large Pumpkins-1st, Mrs. J. J.
bons, Reserve; 2nd. Walter Chris
SEN Dagmar; 3rd, Art Jackson, I
THE mar; 4th, Mrs. Jim Burke, Redstone
ICT Special Prize, Largest Pumpkin
IN Mrs. A L. Desonia, Daleview.
FRI Eggs-1st, Mrs. L. M. r. Paulsen,
serve.
N w Dentist Horace Jack
Homestead; 2nd, Jorgen Jorgensen,
IDA mar; 3rd J. S. Miller, Homestead;