The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-01-07


keen enthusiasm is being
Of turkeys and there is
show will have the biggest turkey
display Of any other show in this
part of the state.
1t is urged that anyone planning to
enter any birds for the show do so
now. Entries must be made not later
than p. m. January g. All birds
must be in show room not later than
p. M January II. An entry fee of
80 cents per bird will be charged, ex-
cept where otherwise specified. All
birds must be entered as singles and
can compete as pen; however 81
additional will be charged for pen
entry. All entries must be made in
the name of the actual owner Turk
eys, geese and ducks must be entered
singly at an entry fee of 80 cents.
Bantams, pigeons and all ornamental
birds must be entered in pairs at a
fee of 50c. pair. Rabbits will be sub
ject to the same rule as poultry and
must be entered singly. Prizes will
be awarded to juniors and seniors Of
all standard breeds and sexes. Jun
Tors are classified as rabbits under
six months old and seniors over six
months and the entry fee is also so
cents.
The very attractive cash prizes and
merchandise offered by the business
concerns of Red Lodge has been an in
dpcement to a great RAINY. The fol-
lowing cash sweepstake prizes are
offered:
$500 in gold for sweepstake cock,
VIM. Larkin.
$500 in gold for sweepstake hen,
Red Lodge State Bank.
$500 in gold for sweepstake cock
rell, Meyer and Chapman State Bank.
$500 in gold for sweepstake pullet,
Croonquist Mere Co.
$500 in gold for sweepstake old pen
Beartooth Boosters Club.
$500 in g1ld for sweepstake young
pen, Beartooth Boosters Club.
$500 in gold for best old turkey
tom, Carbon County Poultry Assn.
$500 in gold for best young turkey
tom, Carbon County Poultry Assn.
$500 for best old turkey hen, Car
bon County Creamery Co.
$3.50 for best young turkey hen, F
w. Lyle.
Handsome sweepstake ribbons fol
best cock, Ehan, ,cockrel, and pultet, old
pen and young pen. Also special rib
bons for highest scoring male and fe-
male in show.
The following cash prizes will be
awarded on singles and pen entnies ir
all standard varieties:
Singles, LIST, 81; End, 81; 3rd, rib
bon; 4th, ribhem.
Pens, LIST, So; End, So; 3rd, ribbon
4th, ribbon.
When less than -four entries in class
half premium money will be paid.
The following prizes and awands
will be presented by the business mer
of Red Lodge:
1. Best pen white birds, $500 in
merchandise, Model Drug Company.
2. Best pen black birds, $500 ii
merchandise, Luttrell Service Station
3. Best pen of buff birds, $500 il
merchandise, J. G. Penney Co.
4. Best pen parti-colored birds
$500 in merchandise, Beartooth
Jewelry Co.
5. Second best pen old birds, $500
in merchandise, Variety Store.
6. Second best pen young birds
$500 in merchandise, Mattila & Co.
7. Largest and best exhibit il
show, $500 in merchandise, Plunkett
Hardware Co.
8. Exhibit coming longest distance
$500, under arm purse, Economy
Drug Company.
8. Heaviest chicken in show, $3.50
shirt, Fleming and Holt.
10. Largest exhibit winning least
number of prizes, $500 in merchan
disc, Kallio and Newell.
II. Best cockrell in Carbon county
$500 in merchandise, Home Grocery
Co.
~. Best cockrell outside Carbon
county, $500 pair Of shoes, Peters ths
Tailor.