St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-10

The second day OF the Southern Minnesota
association fair opened bright and clear, and the
Spirits Of the management and its friends rose in
proportion. The grounds were not thronged at
any ti-Qe during the day, but there was nothing
lonesome about the attendance.
THE DISPLAY,
The display OF stock was perfectly splendid,
and was scarcely excelled by the state fair either
in point Of numbers or in excellence and purity
of blood. In the line of horses the Percheron
predomnaed while the honors were about
equally divided between the Shorthorns and Hol-
stems with some fine Poll Angus and splendid
herd Of Herefords. OF swine the Berkshire took
the lead, while the Cotswold led in the sheep. A
cursory view Of the stock resulted in the follow
ing partial list which is far from being complete
&. y. Nelson, Kapidan Young Depee, seven
Fights Percheron- Norman.
j. L. Hart, hall blood Norman stallion, mare
and colt; Delevan, Faribault county.
l. j. Perry, full blooded Norman stallion and
French stallion.
Good Thunder Stock company, full blooded
Clydsdale stallion imported.
Law of Medelia shows Colossus by imported
Colossus, dam Lucy by Napoleon second, he by
old Louis Napoleon imported
Garden City Stock company, imported Norman
stallion.
G. Piper, Garden City, imported Norman stall
lion.
j. J. Shaubut, two year-old three -fourths Nor
man stallion, from Niccolet county; also four
half Norman mares with sucking colts; full
blood Norman sire; also wo-year-old three
fourths blood Norman mare.
Belgrade Stock association, Nccolet county:
Madere, imported Norman stallion.
&. L. Case 81 Co. exhibit eighteen head of i'm
ported full blood Percheron horses, eight
stations and ten mares and colts.
z. e. Lyon, jamestown, full blood Percheron-
stallion.
4. l.. Larkin, Decora Blue Earth county,
Holstein bull and yearling heifer, recorded.
Rafdan Stock company, HOlstne bull, re-
corded.
William Thomas. Lake Crystal, Jersey bull.
full blood.
Channell & Haywood, Poll Angus bull full
blood,
II. l.. Houk Good Thunder, full blood Short
Horn al, and three heifers and calves, full
blood And one grade Holstein bull.
George Monks, Jersey bull, COW and calf, full
blood.
j. j. shaubut, Short -,orn bull
II. n. Boyington, Garden City herd Of fourteen
head SFOrt Horns; Cambria Duke weight =, 255
at the head. Two cows, one weighing ,70j and
the other 1873; one two-yesr-old heifer; two
yearling heifers; fine full blood calves; three
grade calves.
Lelly & Randall, Belgrade, Nicollet county,
Hostein bull, two years, named Lord Ashland,
L. Lilly, Hostein yearling bull, recorded; one
full blood calf, nine grades grade COW.
CHANNEL 81 Haywood. one Short Horn and
eight common cows, and eight half blood Poll
Angus calves.
A. II. Bulls, Winnebago City, herd Of thirteen
!ull blood Hereford cows, calves and yearlings.
Piper & Warren. Garden City, bull, COW and
two calves, full bl God Polled Angus.
large number OF grade cattle and large
number OF half blood horses and brood mares
with colts at their side were necessarily omitted
from special mention.
W. l.. Wilson, Berkshire SOW with twelve two
weeks old pigs, and seven OF a March litter.
Lyman Mathews, large number OF Berkshire
hogs.
q. W. Ward, Vernon Center, four four months
old Berkshire pigs weighing 100 pounds each,
breeding SOW and six months old boar.
G. y. Nelson, several pens Of Cotswold sheep
In floral hall the display not entire ly ar
:Gnged, butwas very good and will make very
Presentable appearance by this morning. The
farm machinery display was all in ship shape
order on yesterday, and OF course drew as such
displays always do. The chicken department
and vegetable line very well represented
and in fact everything usually found at a fair
was on hand here. The large number OF entries
and the splendid quality OF every exhibit reflects
great credit upon the enterprise OF the farmers
Of this section OF Minnesota and Is splendid
advertisement for the breeders and stock raisers