The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-05-10

Reddig, Glasgow: Joseph Terevalfeck.
Joplin; John Sweeny. Dillon, and Charles
Graden, Stanford. Class winners were
norses-Michael Aback. Hinsdale; Vernon
Matson, Deer Lodge; John Sweeny, Boze-
man. Hogs-Robert Cookson. Opheim;
Floyd Mite, Poison; Charles Krumheur,
Moccasin. Sheep-Gregory Henderson,
Big Sandy; Duane Whitehouse, Poison;
Flovd Eliss, Denton Beef cattle-Francis
Riggs, Harlowton; Lester Larson, Conrad;
Lansing Eschkorn, Scobey. Dairy cattle
Robert Westermack. Chinook; Bill Suth-
erland, Conrad; Richard Mcmahon, Cas-
cade.
The four high individuals in the horse
and mule Judging, h were awarded
prizes by the Horse and Mule association
OF America, were: Michael Aback, $40;
Glen Slaughter. SIS: Wallace Browning,
Dillon. $40; Fred Cusick. S..
A team composed of Jerome nj Bern
ard Toenyes OF the Teton chapter at
| Choteau won the championship banner
and silver trophy donated by the Mon
tana Flour Mills company il. the grain
Judging contest. The Denton team plac-
cd second and the Fergus chapter at
LeWistown, third. High individuals Tor
the entire contest were Jerome Toenyes,
first; Frank Stipich. Lewistown, second;
Frank Yrs, Denton. third; Marval Sell
stead, Denton, fourth: George Moss, Boze-
man, fifth: Lester Larson, Conrad, sixth;
Bernard Toenyes, seventh; Lester Jordan,
Bozeman, eighth; John Loewen, Chinook.
ninth, and Ed Lindholm. Billings. tenth.
| Glass winners were: Oats-John Volden.
Chinook; wheat-Ray Deegan. Mocassin;
potatoes-Alvin zinine, Ryegate; forage
seed-John Loewen, Chinook; corn-Ed
Lambrecht, Billings: crop Identification
Frank Yrs; barley-Bernard Toenyes.
In the farm mechanics contest high
point entries were: Whitehall, first; Big
Timber, second; Cascade, third: Choteau,
fourth; Lewistown. fifth: Stanford. sixth;
Deer Lodge, seventh; Billings, eighth;
Scobey, ninth, and Musselshell, tenth. In
the separate divisions individual win
nings were: carpentry-Fred johnson.
Miles City, first; Martin Carey, Whitehall.
second; Dan Miner, Deer Lodge, third.
Hardware Observation-Disclosures Al
zheimer, Choteau, first; wallace Weaver.
Opheim. second; Pat Lamach. Big Tim
Der, third. Tool sharpening-Lyle Olson.
Billings. first; Ernest Pribyl, Cascade.
Melvin Loberg. Hinsdale. first; Guy
Wright, Moccasin, second: Martin Carey,
third. Rope work-Lyle Pierce, Denton:
first; Dan Miner, second; Martin Carey,
third.
Poultry was added to F. F. A. contests
for the first time this year. The Joplin
chapter won the championship banner,
second place going TO MlsSoula ana tnlro
to Deer Lodge. Members Of the winning
team were N. Grover, I. Ferwalbook and
F. Heydon. High individuals in the en-
tire contest were Roy Taber, Deer Lodge;
first; Franklin Heydon. Joplin. second;
Lee Corbett. Choteau, third; Charles
Rector, Moccasin. fourth, and John
Bauer, Missoula, fifth.
Joe Ritchel, Dillon, was named presi-
dent Of the state organization. succeeding
Don Walton of Deer Lodge. Oswald
Brownlee, Moccasin, is vice president;
Ennis Allison, Billings, second vice pres
ident; Kenneth Harmon. Choteau, Sec
rotary; Lester Kirk, Bozeman, treasurer;
Martin Grove, Stanford. reporter; Joe
Krall, Lewistown, sentinel.