The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-12-05

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Townsend, took first in market
class half blood combining. Ru
dolph Hauge, Big Timber, won
third in pure bred, Corriedale eve
wool, and Sigrud Lavold, Big
Timber, third in pure bred, Lin
coin ram wool.
Regains Title
Montana regained the lead N
white spring wheat, lost last year
to Australia. c. Edison Smith won
first, l.. E. Peterson. second, and
Gustafson, third. Other Montana
winners were Thomas E. Smith,
9Th, Treece, Sth; Riewoldt, 9Th;
Kane, 10th; Peter Erickson, Vic
tor, 18th, and Brown 18th.
Though Montana took the 1929
timothy seed championship, it was
unable to repeat this year, the
highest place obtained being 9Th,
o by A. STEELE, Lewistown, Paul
Clark, Lewistown, placed 10th and
A. V. Searles, Lewistown, 18th.
Two places were secured in red
clover seed competition where
none had been won by Montana
last year. A sample entered by
c. T. Patton & Sons, Lone Pine,
finished fifth. The sample was be-
ing considered for first place for
a time until the judges discovered
a few sweet clover seed in it. T.
c. Howser, Camas, took 18th.
Barley Also
Montana clinched its claim as
the banner barley producing re-
gion of the United States and
Canada by again winning the
sweepstakes championship at the
international hay and grain show.
L. E. Peterson OF Victor, Ravalli
county, took the 1880 champion
ship with his sample of six-rowed
barley and then won the reserve
championship with his display of
two-rowed barley.
Peterson garnered sweepstakes
honors in barley last year, too,
and has held that honor during
most of the last decade.
Besides capturing the cham
pionship, the state also won first
place in each of the four barley
classes, together with many other
of the higher awards in each
class.
Montana winnings follows:
Two-rowed barley-First, Peter
son; second, C. Ivan Gustafson,
Victor; fourth, John Harif, jr..
fifth, Clarence Brown,
Victor; sixth, ]. E. Pemberton,
Victor; eighth, Thomas E. Smith,
Corvallis; 10th, C. Edison Smith,
Corvallis. +,
Six-rowed barley-First, Peter
SON; second, S. Edison Smith; {
sixth, G~ustafson; ninth, Peter T.,
Erickson, Victor; 10th, Pember- i
ON. +,
Trebi-type barley-First, Thorn 6
E. Smith; second, C. Edison I
third, Gustafson; fourth, I
sim Kane, Victor; fifth, Peterson; {
sixth, Leroy Kirby, Simms; eighth
1auf. :
Any other variety barley-First, /
:. Edison Smith; second, Hauf; +
bird, Peterson; fourth, Thomas Y
Smith; sixth, C. M. Treece, Vic e
or; seventh, A. NJ. Reiwoldt, Vic r
or; eighth, Gustafson; ninth, C.
: Carlson, Belgrade. v
Except for Carlson and Kirby. O
IL Treasure state winners in bar Il
ey competition are Ravalli coun- Il
y growers. v
Montana lost the rye crown, n
which had been won last year by
lloyd Spar of Roberts. This q
ears championship goes to Georg- ie
IS Avery, Kelso, Sask., with Spar N
lnishing in ninth place. q
Montana took five other places =,
n the W displays. They were: q,
Pemberton; fifth, Peter n
on; seventh, c. Edison Smith: II
9th, Gustafson; 10th, Treece.
The fax championship was won n
~ Hoe A. Sholtz, Warsaw. N. D. "
Montana was forced to content N
tseff with two lesser awards, tc
eventh place going to Harold n,
deinson. Plentywood. and 18th to b,
}. E. Wang. Plentywood. re
c. Edison Smith, Corvallis. re. a,
'eated his accomplishment of last r.
ear by again winning first in the p,
OFT red winter wheat class world. II
vide competition. His son. Thorn 81
8 &. Smith, took second place. III
Montana winners Fwera
1auf. sixth; Kane, seventh: Pet. ar
rson. 18th. No other wheat ar
lasses were judged today. co
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