The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09
FINE WEATHER ON
LAST DAY OF FAIR
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H. Sales, third.
Senior calf-Child-Anceney first;
A. H. Sales and Son, second.
Three ulls-Child-Ancney first
and second; A. H. Sales and Son,
third.
Two bulls owned and bred by ex-
hibitOr-Child-Anceney, first; A. H.
Sales and Son, second; Child-Anceney
third.
Senior champion bull Child-An-
ceney, first.
Junior champion bull = Child-An-
ceney, first.
Grand champion bull - Child-An-
ceney, first.
Aged ows-Ch -Anceney, first.
Three-year-old cows - Child-An-
ceney, first.
Two-year-old cows-Child-Anceney
first.
Senior yearling heifer-Child-An-
ceny, first and second; A. H. Sales
and Son, third.
Summer yearling heifer-A. H
Sales and Son, second.
Senior heifer calf-Child-Anceney
first; A. H. Sales and Son, second
and third.
Cow with calf at side - Child-An-
ceney first.
Senior champion female-Child-An
ceney, first.
Junior champion female-Child-An-
ceney, first.
Grand champion female-Child-An
ceney. first.
Aged herd-Child- Anceney, first.
Yearling herd - Child Anceney
first, A. H. Sales and Son, second.
Pair Of calves - Child-Anceney
first; A. H. Sales and Son, second.
Four animals-Child-Anceney, first
A. H. Sales and Son, second.
Beef Cattle-HerefOrds
Bulls calved before June, 1924-A
B. Cook, first.
Aged buIls-A B. Cook, first anc
second.
Three-year-old bulls-A. B. Cook
first.
Two-year-old bulls-A. B. Cook
first and second; Ernest MOnforton
third.
Summer yearling bull-A. B. Cook
first and second; Ernest Monforton
third.
Senior bull calf-A. B. Cook. frs
and second; Mason Thompson, third
Three bulls owned by exhibitor-A
B. Cook, first and second.
Two bulls bred and owned by ex
hibitor-A. B. Cook, first and seconC
Senior champion bull-A. B. Cool
first.
Grand champion bull-A. B. Cool
first.
A. B. Cook made grand SWEEP
stakes on all Hereford female stuff
and won the American Hereford Ca.
tie Breeders special.
The Hartley stock farm won a
premiums on Aberdeen Angus.
Steers, spayed, and free mart
heifers-A. B. Cook, steers calved b
tween Sept, 1925-Dec. 1925-fir
and second.
Hartley Stock farms-Steers calv'
between Jan. 1926-August, 1872
first.
Floral Department
Sweet peas-white: Mrs. Kate Fit
simmons, first; Mrs. George
Clarke, second; Mrs. V. c. Rectc
third.
Sweet peas = pink, Mrs. Walt
Aitken, first; Mrs. P. G. Waite, sc
Ond; Mrs. Stanley Lemons. third.
Sweet peas-lavender: Miss Bess
StimsOn, first; Mrs. Walter. Alike
second; Mrs. M. P. Davidson, third
Sweet peas-purple and blue: Mi
Margaret Toohey, first; Mrs. A. ]
Huffine, second; Mrs. R. j. Pash
third.
Sweet peas-scarlet: Mrs. Ka
FitZsimmOns, first; Mrs. P. G. Wait
second; Mrs. Ernest Wethern, thirC
Sweet peas-msroon: Mrs. JoI
ClOninger, first; Mrs. John Aakj,
second; Clifford Carver, third.
Sweet peas-salmon: Mrs. F.
Sears; first; Mrs. w. A. Hobbs, sc
ond; Joanna Nicely, third.
Sweet peas - sweepstakes 2 /
stems; Mrs. Elmer Whitney, firs
Miss Bessie Stimson. second; Mi
Anna Potter, third; Mrs. Walt
Aitken, fourth; Mrs. Clyde McK'
fifth.
Hendy Mitchell special: Mrs. Elm
Whitney, first; Miss Bessie StimsC
second.
Henry A. Dreer special: Miss Be
sic Stimson, first.
Sweet pesg--Sweepstakes; cole
lions Of sweet peas: E., J. Poets
first; Mrs. Myrta Hubbard, secon