The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-16
FAIR AWARDS
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kerson, first; Spencer Gilkerson, Sec
ond; Pat Lutes, third.
Three manglewortzels, r. L. Hart,
first; Mrs. Dwight Smith, second;
Mrs. Charles Townsend, third.
Twelve yellow onions, Mrs. Dwight
Smith, first; George Richards, sec
Ond; Mrs. Pat Lutes, third.
Twelve white onions, Pat Lutes,
first; F. B. COtner, second; n. L.
Towne, third.
Six parsnips, long, Mrs. Dwight
Smith, first; N. L. Towne, second; A
i. Olsen, third.
Three pie pumpkins, A. D. Hens
ley, first; Pat Lutes, second; Earl
Robbins, third.
Largest pumpkin, Darlinton Bros,
first.
Six stalks rhubarb, A. D. Hensley,
first; Mrs. A. c. Clausen, second;
Mrs. Dwight Smith, third.
Six ~rutabagas, Albert Whitney,
first; A. D. Densley, second; Darlin-
ton Bros, third.
Three citron, w. A. Sheldon, first;
Harold Cheney, second; A. L. Olsen,
third.
Six ears corn, Darlinton Bros,
first; A. D. Hensley, second; H. E.
Raymond, third.
, Three summer squash, Mrs. Pat
Lutes, first; Tom Gilkerson, second;
t Mrs. George Stimson, third.
b.. Three Hubbard squash, H. E. Ray
mOnd, first; Mrs. T. H. Eddy, sec
Ond; DarlintOn Bros, third.
Three winter squash, H. E. Ray
mond, first; Mrs. Geo. StimsOn, sec
e ono; spencer Gilkerson, third.
t Six ripe tomatoes, E. j. Potter,
first; Harry ROdenburg, second; H.
r E. R%Odenburg, third.
Six green tomatoes, D~arlintOn Bros.
It first; E. J. Potter, second; Carl
It Peterson, third.
" Six table turnips, Ernest Wethren,
e first; H. E. Raymond, second.
n Largest and best exhibit, H. E.
d Raymond, first; Pat Lutes, second.
AFRO Oil and Refining specials go
d to: H. E. Raymond on cabbage; Mrs.
Dwight Smith on rutabagas; Tom
ir GilkersOn on carrots, and Mrs.
70 Dwight on parsnips.
e, E. c. Atkins & Co., special will go
RS to Pat Lutes.
a Belgrade Journal special goes to
Id E. J. Potter.
S. The Rocky Mountain American
is special goes to Spencer Gilkerson, II.
~ E. Raymond for cucumbers; Tom Gil
kerson for lettuce; Mrs. A. c. Clausen
for beets; John FOnk Jr., celery.
o. The Republican Courier special
n goes to Darlinton Bros, A. D. Hens
e. ley; H. E. Raymond; A. D. Hensley
ci- and Ernest Wethern.
nd FRUITS
ar Wealthy, Anna Potter, second;
at Mrs. Henry Border, third.
lin Duchess plate, Mrs. E. M. Lyon.
first; Mrs. Geo. Barthman, second;
lal Mrs. Henry Border, third.
nm AWARDS-GAL p
n Yellow Transparent, ThOs. j. Els,
as gar, first; Mrs. Ella Beatty, second
on Mrs. A. C. Clausen, third.
lis Any other variety, Mrs. A. G. Sine
be first.
as Crab apples, Mrs. Afford Yergey
.th first.
Whitney crabs, Mrs. E. NJ. Lyon
oh first; Ray Ecton, second.
nd Plums, any variety, Thos. ]. Els
nat gar, first.
he Strawberries, Mrs. Geo. Stimson
inc first; Mrs. A. D. Stocking, second
oof George Carr, third.
lge Raspberries, Mrs. S. c. Crockett
nat first; Earl Robbins, second; Mrs. E
ity NJ. Wright, third.
md Apples in box display, Esther Slime
mi Stark sweepstakes special, Esthe
Slime.
his Belgrade Journal special, Mrs. T
old M. Lyon.
,ec- Gallatin Garage special, Mrs. GeC
wv Stimson.
Gus POTATOES
rk- Potatoes, early Ohio, Neal McLee'
of first; William Skinner, second.
act. Early Triumph, Darlinton Bros
her first; Mrs. R. E. DarlintOn, second
or Paul Bryan, third.
nod Burbank, Melted Gems, A. G. Siml
1les first; Paul Bryan, second.
nee Any other variety, Heinie Nealsol
first; Mrs. R. E. Darlinton, second
ais. Darlinton Bros, third.
and Bushel of commercial potatOe
es," John Roth, first; Mrs. o. L. Devon
red second.
a Certified Bliss Triumph, B.
' it Adams, second.
ac- Belgrade Journal special, A. {
are Slime.
just Three Forks Mercantile specia
tive John Roth.
ven GRAINS AND GRASSES
the Community collective exhibits =
the Three Forks, first; Manhattan, Sc
of ond; Belgrade third; Rea-Galat
tian Gateway, fourth.
tian Montana Flour Mills special-R.
that Pasha, first; Darlinton Bros, seconl
2 is B. S. Adams, third.
be- Threshed grain, winter hard red
cas- George Sharp, first; G. E. StimsO
i'm second; John Zunweriman, thir
ing. Clark Niece, fourth.
nose Threshed grain, marquis-Darli
your ton Bros, first; B. S. Adams, secon
aled A. Doornbos, third.
ause Threshed soft wheat-W. D. Gro
less. er, second; Joe Parsons, third.
scel- Threshed white oats Lou
avs, Hedges, second.
ness Threshed yellow oats CharI
that Jewett, first.
tam Threshed barley, six row-Charl
r7sot Toxvof@ first