The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-01-24
SPECIAL PRIZES GIVEN
AT POULTRY SHOW

Following are the special prizes Civ
en- for exhibits at the Carbon County
Poultry Growers show, which was
held in Red Lodge Thurday, Friday
and Saturday, January 10, II and z;
John Sim, Red Lodge, highest scor-
ing male bird, S., Red Lodge State
bank; highest scoring female, SIS, VIM.
Larkin; highest scoring pen, SIS mer-
chandise, Piggly- Wiggly; second scor-
ing female, So merchandise, Ball Fur
niture Co.; second highest scoring pen
SIS merchandise, Peters the Tailor;
best pen white birds, Montana dia-
mond stick pin, Beartooth Curio and
Art store; heaviest white chicken, blue
ribbon winner, Hawaiian Rainbow
lucky stone, Beartooth Curio and Art
store; third highest scoring female,
English, poultry foods and remedies,
Pratt's Food Co.; second pen, Orping-
tons, 100 pounds egg mash, Elliott
Seed Co.
Walter Woody, Red Lodge, second
highest scoring male, S5 merchandise,
Beartooth JeWelry Co.; best display,
32-piece dinner set, Ben, Franklin
Chain store; lowest scoring cockerel,
American, pol'try panacea, Model
Drug Co.
G. c. Lefever, Red Lodge, third
pen white birds, 25 baby chicks, De-
pendable hatchery; lowest scoring
cockerel, Asiatic, poultry panacea,
Model Drug Co.; third highest scoring
pullet, Mediterranean, poultry foods
and remedies, Pratts Food CO.; see
ond pen Leghorns, 100 pounds egg
mash, Elliott Seed Co.
Mrs. M. O. Roysdon, Red Lodge.
third pen red birds, rs baby chicks.
hatchery.
Ed. Cunningham, Jr., Red Lodge.
third pen of Barred Rocks, 25 baby
chicks, Dependable hatchery; best ex-
hibit Bantams, one years subscrip
tion to Picket-Journal.
W. A. Berger, Red Lodge third pen
black birds, rs baby chicks, Deepen
liable hatchery; largest exhibit win
1ing least prizes, 20 pounds lard, Star
Meat Co.
Mrs. Walter Woody, Red Lodge, best
1oung pen Barred Rocks, Barred Rock
c. w. Conger.
Mrs. John Robinson, Red Lodge. |
'est parti-colored female, So cash, G. |
N. Conger; third highest scoring pull
ct, American, poultry foods and rem
dies, Pratt's Food Co.
Mrs. Ralph Hunter, Red Lodge, pret-
lest chicken in show, SIS merchandise,
he Style Shoppe.
George Laughney, Red Lodge, best
xhibit of games, Abb sack flour,
'oleman's Cash grocery.
Jack Riley, Red Lodge, best exhibit
eese, 70 pounds egg mash, Bloom &
Mrs. Serigdt, Joliet, special, 81 ok.
e, Red Lodge Electric Go.
G. w. Conger, Red Lodge, second
en- rocks, 100 pounds egg mash, Eli
tt Seed Go.
Turkey Specials
Mrs. William Robinson Red Lodge.
est yearling tom, S. cash, Meyer & |
hapman State bank; best old !len. IS {
. 9. Penney Co.; second best five tur-
eys, case of Red Lodge peas. r. A.
vans. s
OTIS McCollum, Red Lodge, turkey |
oecial, SIS merchandise, Sawyer Store. S
Mrs. Glen Richardson, Columbus, '
est young tom, SIS merchandise, Hoff- S
an Department store; best young
an, 20 merchandise, Grove store; sec I
Id best young hen, 10lbs. lard. Red 7
odge Market; best five bronze tur- Y
'ys, IS merchandise, Plunkett Hard I
are and Furniture Co. !
Mrs. M. 0. Roysdon, Red Lodge, +
cond best yearling tom, So inner /
he, Motor Inn. +
Mrs. j. E. Carroll, Red Lodge, sec S
Id best young tom, SIS credit on tire
Irchase, White Garage.
Mrs. G. McClinton, Columbus, sec
Id turkey special, years subscrip- S
On to Carbon County News. S
c. c. Lefever, Red Lodge, third best "
We bronze turkeys, SIS merchandise N
nperial Grocery. II
Mrs. Charles McGeorge, Silesia, ]
ird turkey special, 10lbs. coffee, Sol R
Grocery.
Boys and Girls Specials
Ernest Parker, Red Lodge, best
ckerel, So, Olcott Wholesale Gro y
ry Co. g
George Laughney, Red Lodge, best =
llet, lngerscll watch, Jeffrey Hard a
ire Co.
Dorothy Berger, Red Lodge, best
n, Shaefer gold pencil, Economy
'ug Co.
Mike Hudak, Jr, Red Lodge, sec m
d best pen, So merchandise, Mattila
Co. n,