The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-09-18
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the pay-off window. The largest
prize winners Zone family were
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Rice who walked
off with total of $1,000.
Following the awarding of the
prizes the fair was closed
Charley Powell chairman, ex-
tends sincere thanks to all organ
izations and clubs who donated
their services to make the fair a
success. Mr.. Powell replaced Ell
mer SWitzer, Sr., this year as chair
man. Mr.. SWitzer resigned the po-
sition due to the great amount OF
other work placed upon his Shout
ders. Mr.. Powell said, ut was in
deed gratifying to receive the great
cooperation which was given me and
| want one and all to know that it
certainly was appreciated. Without
this cooperation the fair could not
have been the success that it was. y
wi. oWCu dioC CAtCiluCA llldiihS W
Walt Kemp, the Consolidated
Freight, Moose Lodge, the Libby
and Troy high school bands and the
stenographers Of the forest service
office for services rendered.
Some produce and canned goods
were left at the Moose hall and
owners may have same by calling at
the Mountain States Power office.
Five prizes have not yet been
called for. They belong to Allen N.
Huffman, Dolores Hunt, LLOYD
Bache, Joan Brown, and Edith
Bache. If the above named will
call at the Western News office
and bring their premium award
they may collect their prizes.
Prize Winners
The Libby Farm Woman's Club
won the prize for the best display
inside of the hall and the other win
ners are as follows.
Division "A"
Potatoes, Roots, Vegetables
Melted Gems, Gold Coin Potatoes,
1st E. A. Rice; End Fred McGill.
Early White, Irish Cobblers,
Kathadin Potatoes, 1st A r.. End
ers: End E. A. Rice.
Early Red Type, Early Ohio, Bliss
Triumph Potatoes, LIST Mary Collier,
End Albert Bitterman.
Potatoes, any other variety, End
Albert Bitterman
Beans, string, lst Albert Bitter
man; End Lloyd Moe
Cabbage. early. 1st Albert Bitter
man; End E. A. Rice.
Cabbage, late, LIST Mrs. Olsheske,
End Floyd Bowen
Cauliflower, LIST Francis Skranak.
Cantaloupe, LIST Albert Bitterman
End Mrs. r. P. Goethe.
Cucumbers, slicing, LIST Tom
Boothman; End Francis Skranak.
Cucumbers, picking, lst Mrs.
Shawl, End VIM. Shawl.
Cucumbers. gherkins, 1st E. M.
Slausson; End Mrs. E. A. Rice.
Celery, lst Carl Ncrdin; End Pete
Nordin.
Peppers, green, lst Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Hennessy; End Mrs. b. w.
Echo.
Pumpkin, pie, LIST Carl Nordin,
End Delbert Bowen.
Squash, Hubbard, CIR, 1st Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Hennessy; End John
Fuller.
Squash, lst J. c. Friend; End Mrs.
]. B. Farris, Troy, Mrs. Shikora.
Squash, any other variety, 1st A.
w. Grambauer; End E. M. Slausson.
Squash, summer variety, LIST Bet
ty M Colby, Jennings; End Ray
mond Remp.
Tomatoes, ripe lst E. A. Rice;
End Albert Bitterman.
Tomatoes, green, LIST Tom Booth
man; End j. B. Rouse.
Corn (sWeet) any variety, LIST
Mary Collier; End Fred McGill.
Pop Corn, LIST E. M. Slausson;
End Lloyd Maize.
Beets, table, 1st Albert Bitter
man; End Francis Skranak.
Carrots, table, LIST Albert Bitter
man; End H. D. Collier.
Onions, any variety, LIST Albert
Bitterman; End Mrs. B. w. Echo.
Parsnips, LIST A. M Huffman; Enc
E. M. Slausson
Rutabagas, End E. A. Rice.
Stock Carrots, End E. A. Rice.
Mangles, red, LIST Mrs. H. Slaus.
son; End A. M. Huffman.
Mangles, golden, LIST John Fuller
Pumpkin, stock, 1st Francis
Skranak; End Mrs. F. Shikora.
Red Cabbage, lst Carl Nordin
End Francis Skranak
Onions, CIR, LIST Lloyd Moe; Enc
Francis Skranak.
Kohla Rabi, End Mary Collier
Division "Bn
Thrcshed, Sheaf Grain, Forage
Wheat, (threshed), LIST E. M
Slausson.
Any other (threshed), LIST A. M
Huffman.
Corn, field, End Francis Skranak