The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-08-24
Community
Fair To Be
Largest Vel
More Displays Are Expected;
Livestock Will Be Added
Feature.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS
ARE UNUSUAL

Those in charge of the Commun-
ity Fair, to be held at the Moose
hall September %, state that the
affair this year will be the largest
ever attempted in Libby. More dis
plays are being arranged for and
more classifications will be entered
in each group.
A special feature this year will be
the competition of boys and girls
under Is on livestock entries.
Participants are reminded that all
exhibits must be at the Moose hall
not later than 1890 Saturday
morning.
List of Exhibits
Following is a tentative list of
exhibits for which prizes will be-
offered The figures in parentheses
indicate the number there must be
IN each exhibit.
Glass A-Potatoes
Potatoes (6)-Netted Gems, Bliss
Triumphs, Irish Cobblers, Early
Ohio, and other variety.
Glass Vegetables
Cabbage e heads) = Pointed
round flat.
String Beans (one-half gallon)-
Green. yellow, pole. CaulifloWer
q heads; cantaloupe ~; lettuce
g headsl, Endive 81; Celery Is
stalks); Swiss Chard ca; Citrons
t2); Cucumbers, slicing (3); picking
medium or dill (6); small (6);
Green Peas fone-half gallon1, Green
Peppers (3) Pumpkins, pie IL;
Rhubarb (3), Squash g each) green
Hubbard, yellow Hubbard any 9TH
er; Kohlrabi (3); Tomatoes C.
eaeh) ripe and green; Watermelon
(2); White Sweet Corn green, and
yellow Sweet Corn green, g ears1.
Glass C--Root Vegetables
Table Beets (3); Carrots, short or
oxheart, half long (3), Onions,
white, red or brown (6); Parsnips
(3), Rutabagas (3l; Turnips 81;
Satisfy (3).
Glass D-Stock Vegetables
Carrots (6); Mangles co.; Pump
kin (D.
Glass E-Threshed Grain
Wheat, spring and fall (one-half
peck; Oats (one-half peck) Bar
ley (one-half peck.
Glass F-Sheaf Grains
Wheat, Oats, Barley, four inches
in diameter.
Glass G-F0rage Crops
Alfalfa C. stalks); Corn (6 stalks J;
SunfloWers; Crested Wheat, five to
seven inches in diameter.
Glass H--Fruits
Apples (5) Delicious, Wealthy,
Rome, Mcintosh, Duchess, any
others.
Grabs (1O) Whitney, any Others;
Pears (5), Plums (lO; StraWber-
ries Zone pint.
Glass I--Canned Goods
(Pints or quarts)
Fruits-small berries cherries,
plums, large apricots, pears peach
es, etc.
Vegetables Beans, corn, peas,
beets, carrots green's, tomatoes,
mixed vegetables, etc.
Meat-Rabbit, chicken, pork, beef,
fish.
Jelly Irregular one-half pint
glasses) apple, crabapple, blackber-
ry, currant, grape, plum, raspberry
chokeberry, etc.
Preserves, Jams and Buffers
Strawberry, raspberry, watermelon,
grape, peach, apple, etc
Pickles-Dill, sweet, sliced, mixed
fruit, chopped.
Glass BAKED Goods
Bread Il Loaf; Rolls, plain OF
fancy (6) Cookies (6); Cake, dark
and light ID; Doughnuts (6); Pies
any kind, ~.
Glass K--Handicraft
Only one article may be entered
in each lot All articles made ir
the past year only will be &C
cepted.
Crochet = Bedspread, tablecloth
davenport and chair sets, garments
Embellishments, mittens, gloves
any other article, Quilts-Patch.
work, applique. Afghan Practica
sewing-Dresses, wool, silk, cotton
aprons. Embroidered - Luncheon
sets, tablecloths, towels, scarfs anc
table runners. Fancy trim pillow
cases. Fancy pillows. Miscellaneou.
Rugs-Braided, hooked, crocheted
Holders and mats. Leatherwork-
Gloves, belts, collars, etc.
Glass L-FlOwers
Asters (6) Dahlias (6), Roses (3)
Gladioli co.; any other variety
Glass M-Poultry
Individual cock, hen, pullet
Heavy breed-Rocks, Red Wyan
dots, Orpingtons, Brahmas, Giants
etc.
Light breeds - Leghorns, Minor
cas-, Andalusians, Hamburgs, etc.
Bees
Junior Department
For children is and under. Al
sewing. baking and cooking must b
work of exhibitor.
Dress or apron. Embroidere
piece. Dressed doll Canned vege
tables. Canned fruit Glass jelly
Cake. Cookies Calf dairy type, ST
months or under Calf, beef type
six months or under. Lamb. PHI
under six months Rabbits Chick