The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-23
VEGETABLES

NEGEIAbLES
Green or wax beans in pod, Pat
Lutes, first; Mrs. Geo. Barthman,
second; Tom Gilkerson, third. {:
One quart beansy n avy, Spencer
Gilkerson. first; Moffett Gilkerson,
second; Tom Gilkerson, third.
One quart beans, any variety, Tom
Gilkerson, first; Moffet Gilkerson,
second; Spencer Gilkerson, third.
Six table beets, any variety, Mrs.
A. C. Clausen, first; Mrs. Dwight
Smith, second; N. L. Towne, third.
Three heads flat cabbage, H. E.
Raymond, first; A. D. Hensley, Sec
ond; Pat Lutes. third.
High School Division
Vocational Agriculture-Field gar
den or weed seed con.-Tom Watt,
First; Roy AlsOp, second; Sherman
Smith, third.
Farm, garden, or homestead plan
Sherman Smith, first; Tom Watt, sec
ond; Lawrence Watt, third.
Animal husbandry charts Donald
Baker, first; Martin James, second;
Mason Thompson, third.
Cedar chests - Arthur Stevens,
first; Ralph Whitaker, second.
Rope wOrk-Oma Tennett, first;
Don Baker and Ed V-anderschaaf, Sec
ond; Jas. Martin and Claren Pearson,
third.
Collection products - Lawrence
Moore, first; Mason Thompson, sec
ond; Lawrence Christie, third.
Manual Training - Candlesticks-
Royce Seymour, first; Hans Billie,
second.
Table and floor lamps-Hans Billie,
first; Floyd Spady, second; Dan An
dersOn, third.
Tables-Arthur S~tansbury, first.
Mechanical drawing plates-ROyce
Seymour, IIrst; Lawrence Christie,
second; Everett Richmann, third.
Same, two, three and four years
. Don Keller, first; Hans Billie, second;
Harold Pepworth, third.
Home economies - Wool and silk
garments-Grace Williamson, first;
Doris ROys, second; Virginia Cub
bage, third.
Sewing notebooks-Virginia Cub.
bage, first; Mary Metheny, second.
Margaret Gallup, third.
Handicraft = Hazel Roby, first
Dorothy Oliver, second; Ruth Osborne
third.
Science and Observation-Disclosures
notebOOk-Mary Francis Spain, first
J Biology nOteboOk-Dave Rivines
first.
General science notebook - Jane
Davis, first; Manhattan schools sec
ond.
Geology Observation-Disclosures White
first; Raymond Van Fleet, second.
Geometry models Manhatta.
school, first.
History, English and Latin-His
tory Observation-Disclosures . school;
III first.
= English notebook-Elinor Swingl'
first; Mary Taylor, second.
History maps-Isabelle Wood, first
Marion Heiskell, second; Helen Feel
ter, third.
Latin charts-Gallatin, first; Mar
haitian, second.
School papers, mimeOgraphed =
Manhattan, first.
SHEAF GRAINS
Wheat, hard red winter - job
ToOhey, first; j. L. Bunnell, SECOND
= R. L. Frank, third; Sam Benson
fourth.
to Wheat, marquis - George SharI
ry first; A. Springer, second; r.
Spain, third; Sam Rykles, fourth.
e, Wheat, spring-A. DoOrbos, frs
wv w. A. Sheldon, second; Chris Kuil
n, kelson, third; Mrs. F. j. Gilchris
ce fourth.
of Wheat, sOft-R. v. Spain, frs.
in. Mr.. Hedges, second; Joe Person, thir,
Oats, white-JacoB Droge, frs
il Ernest Roberts, second; Harry II
Selle, third; Louis Hedges, fourth.
G. Oats, yellow-B. S. Adams, frs.
Chas. Jewett, second; John Fonk, 81
third.
Barley, twO-rOw hulled-w. ]
Grover, first; John Fonk, ST., secon
Barley, six-rowed-Fuller Gilchris
first; B. S. Adams, second; G. ]
.e- Stimson, third.
I'D Barley, blue or white hulless-
of Brown, first; Ezra Allsop, secont
tie John Fonk, ST., third.
~ Rye, two-inch bundle-B. S. Adam
first; Geo. Sharp, second; Pike Ne
&C. son, third.
les Peas, any variety-JOhn FOnk, S.
se- first; w. d. Cover, second; JOl
Droge, third; Glenn Skinner, fourth
all Dent corn-Alfred Malmborg, frs
lar Popcorn. B. Lemon, first.
itv Flax-B. S. Adams, first; Darli
ate ton Bros, second; Charles Jewel
.av third.
~ Alfalfa-C. A. Darlinton, frs
at Harold Grimes, second; Darlint'
ed Bros, third.
M Sweet clover, white-C. A. Darli
ton, first; Darlinton Bros, seeon
E. A. Rice, third.
,rs Sweet clover, yellow-Bart Ba
lar cock, first; Darlinton Bros, secon
C. A. Darlinton, third.