The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-02-24
PROGRAM FOURTH ANNUAL
FARM RAELY, EDGAR. MON
TANA, FEBRUARY 28, 1927.

+ Judging contests lJ:00 a. ND. @.
seright, L. NJ. Gibson and G. Steele in
charge,
Best Yearling Golt-frst, 4 new
shoes set or two pillow shares re-point-
ed and sharpened. Donated by Ike
Peacock. Second, buekskin halter, do
mated by Baldwin Lumber and Hard
ware Co.
Best Mich Cow-First, SO pounds
sugar, donated by G. W. Sugar Co.
Second, $3.50 in trade, donated by
Otto Jensen.
Best Poultry-First $3.50 in trade,
donated by Bunnell & levitt. Second,
"a lbs. whole wheat flour, donated by
Occident Elevator Co.
Best Sheep-First, one year sub
scription to Carbon County News, do
mated by Carbon County News. Sec
ond, one year subscription to Billings
Gazette, weekly, donated by same.
Best Brood Sow-First, $3.50 in
tickets, donated by Edgar Theatre.
Second, $500 in cash by D. J. Cole Co.
Best IL Ears Corn-First, $500 in
cash, donated by D. J. Cole Co. Sec
ond, $3.50 in trade, donated by Hum
phrey & Larimore.
Party having highest stock judging
score card (epen to school children
only First, $500 cash by Hart AL
bin Co. Second, $500 cash by Hart AL
bin Co.
Party having best poultry score
card (open to school children only)-
First, one year subscription to Picket
Journal, donated by same Second 80
lbs. Billings Best Flour, donated by
Occident Elevator Go.
/ Party having best corn judging
(opens to school children only)-First
$3.50 in trade, donated by Ayers Mere
Co. Second, to be announced later.
I Free Noon Lunch at Club Room
1. Piano Solo--Maxine Clawson.
2. Reading by Climena Putnam.
8. Address by Val Kuska, Colonial
ton Agent of C. 3. & @. railway o.
Omaha, Nebraska.
A. Vocal Solo by James Schumm.
5. Address-C. H. Asbury on Reg
ulations on Leasing Land from Indial
Department. 49,
6. Vocal Quartette Porter
Mrs. Vaught, w. X. Burris and j. A
Byrd.
Z. Address by H. L. Ford, Agricul
tural Agent Of G. B. & @. railway o
Denver, Colorado.
] 8. Vocal Solo by Mrs. G. L. Hubner
8. Address by Francis Peterson
Smith Hughes instructor.
/ / 80 p. m. Program for Women at tn
Edgar Theatre.
1. Orchestra Selections by Smithy'
Six.
2. Vocal Quartette- Mrs. Porter
Mrs. vaught, W. K. Burris and J. 4
Byrd.
3. Address by Miss Jessie No
Queen Of Home Economic Depart
ment Of Bozeman.
4. Piano Solo by Maxine Clawson.
, IS. Address by Miss Grace Gar!
: County Home Demonstration.
| 6. Vocal Solo by James Schumn
7. Reading by Climena Putnam.
8. Vocal Solo by Mrs. L. G. HUI
ner.
400 P. NJ. Sport Program
100 yard dash, free to all-Firs
t $500; second $1.OO.
a 100 yard dash, boys 12 to 16-Firs'
. $1.00; second SOC.
: Is yard dash, boys under lA--f IFS
e $1OO; second SOC.
so yard dash, boys under 12-Firs
: 75c; second SOC.
rs yard dash, lady's free for all
First, $10O; second SOC.
: so ward dash, girls under 16-Firs
9 75c; second Soc.
!. so yard dash, girls under 12-Firs
SOC; second, 25c.
SO yard dash, boys under 8-Firs
g SOC; second, 25c.
: so yard dash, girls under S-Firs
n Soc; second 25c.
e Wheelbarrow Race. free for all
e First, $500.
S Three-legged Race, free for all
e First, $500.
:. Three-legged Race, free for all
VI Three-legged Race, boys under 16-
: First, $1.O0.
a Tug of War, irrigated farmers v
it non-irrigated farmers-Case of Gil
E, ger Ale donated by Eureka Bottlin
r Works.
IS Cash prizes for above donated (