The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-01-12

Will ~ oAItlOQ billo WEEK 0iQ TO lJdl
bon county poultry growers at tn
fifth annual Carbon County Poultr
Show which opened this morning. TIL
exposition is housed in the Fleming
LarSln building on North Broadway.
Premium lists were ready for dis
tribution several weeks ago. All en-
tries from Carbon and adjoining
counties were in before six o'clocl
Monday evening.
The fifth annual show is being con,
Quoted under score card rules and en-.
tries are judged by C. A. Greenfield
licensed A. P. A. judge, of Butte. At
tractlve medals and lettered ribbons
will also be awarded some of the win
ners at the 1928 show. The boys and
girls exhibits are features of the
show as in 1927
The three day program started with
judging this morning. Turkeys will be
judged tomorrow and boys and girls
judging will take place also. In the
evening Mr.. Greenfield will talk on
judging and poultry. The annual meet
ing Of the association is scheduled for
Saturday afternoon at which time of
flcers will be elected for the ensuing
year.
A list of awards and names of
donators is published below:
Special prizes, donated by business
houses in Red Lodge:
Highest scoring male-$5.O0 cash,
Vim. Larkin.
Highest scoring female $500 cash,
Red Lodge State Bank.
Highest scoring pen-$5.00 cash, J.
C. Penny Co.
Second highest scoring male-$500 |
in merchandise, The Grove Store.
Second highests scoring female
5000 In merchandise, Model Drug.
Second highest scoring pen-$5 90 in
merchandise, Home Grocery, Salo &
Salo
Largest and best exhibit-20 pounds
lard, Star Meat Market.
Second largest and best exhibit-49
pound sack Rex flour, Coleman's Cash
Grocery.
Largest and best exhibit outside
Carbon county-$500 in merchandise,
Croonquist Co.
Largest exhibit winning least
prizes-10 pounds lard, Red Lodge
Neat Co.
Best exhibit by farmer showing
first time-$5.00 credit on tire pur-
chase, White Garage.
Lowest scoring bird in show-One
pail Pratt's Poultry Food, Red Lodge
Drug. !
Heaviest chicken in show-$3.00 in t
merchandise, Purity Bakery. |
Best pair capons- $500 in mer- {
chandise, Peters the Tailor
Prettiest chicken in show, all varie-
ties competing $500 in merchandise, I
The Style Shoppe. "
Best exhibit ducks-I1.00 Okite, t
Red Lodge Electric Co. v
Best exhibit geese-25 pounds egg
mash, Bloom & Go.
Best exhibit rabbits-$10 Olcott +
Wholesale Co. !;
Best exhibit bantams- Three years. .,
subscription Everybody's Poultry :
J. Sim.
Boys and Girls Specials:
Best exhibit-$500 in merchandise, -
3eartooth Jewelry Co. ~ ~
Best cockerel-$2.5O cash, Flock '
lart's Tire Hospital
Best pullet-Ingersoll watch, JEFF /,
cry Hardware Co. CT
Best pen-$375 fountain pen, II
Economy Drug. nc
Second best pen-$2.0O in merchan- I'd
Use, Mattila & Co. ca
Best display Of White Roclls--Set- n n
ing Of White Rock Eggs, Mrs. J. E. II
arroll. nc
Turkey specials: I'll
Best old turkey tom-$5OO cash,
leyer & Chapman State Bank.
Best young turkey tom-S500 in by
lerchandise, Sawyer Store. We
Best old turkey hen-$5.0O in mer- Sh
1andise, Variety Store. mi
Best young turkey hen $500 in of
erchandise, Plunkett Hardware Co. bu
Second best old tom-$5.00 in mer- on
landise, Roundup Oil Co. the
Second best young tom-$5.00 in cri
erchandise, Hoffman Store Sh
Second best old hen-$3.00 Good Ca
Ear tube, Motor Inn. alb,
Second best young hen-One years sta
description, The Picket Journal bul
Best five Bronze turkeys-$5.00 in TIL
Ball Furniture Co. int
Best exhibit turkeys other than bot
'onze-S5.00, Piggy Wiggly. dis
$4,000 Plymouth Rock Special: inn
The international Plymouth Rock dus
urnal" of Union City, Michigan Of Ma
RS $40 for the best cockerel in each file
the following varieties: boy
Dark Barred Rocks, Light Barred dat
'cks, White Rocks, Partridge Rocks, wit
use Comb Barred Rocks, Silver She
nciied Rocks, Columbian Rocks, Buff for
,cks. the