The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-14

PR1cE $40 9 PER YEAR
The consolation stakes as best tWo-year-
Did, and Messors. Gudgell & Simpson's d
Sandy Is first in the yearling class. both
In competition with . strong array OF 1
good ones Of all breeds. Mr.. I1ill's black
steer Turiff sustains the reputation Of
the Scots by winning tbs s75 prize as N
best three -year-old carcass Of any breed.
He too comes In first for carcass prize
showing greatest amount Of edible beef. &
Their 3honorS do not rest here, as ar.
Hills Angus steer Benllolm makes the
highest per cent Of dressed to gross
weight, Il .41being the highest given By
any beastof any age. Noble doGdiesi 4
here again you sustain POUR last years
reputation, refleeting additional !
upon the fame tho a iigps 81 8;
prime shas & ssIi
Sag viii sslls
vel Cite Of yariol d
cagos Saelyss EgfaA
atansn average ags OF three years, siz
months and fye days, giys an average
weight OFF, 90 lbs, an average gain per
day from birth OF less than i. .6Olbs.,
Thirteen grade Short-horns, at ansaYer-3
age age Of three ytars, six months and s
sixteen days, show an average weightof
2,037 ibs., an average gain per day from
birth Of less than 1.58 Ds. The three
cross-bred Angus shown by Mir. Illilo
do either Shortrhorn or Hereford grades.
Atan average age Of three yeara, four
months and nineteen days, give an aver
age weight Of over 1911 MS, with an
average gain per day from birth Of l.as
lbs. The Angus crosses are over 200 lbs. s.
heavier than that Of either the Short
horn or Kerefoad, are two months yourg-
or, and make a greater gain per day.
another Invaluable triumph for Angus
blood. s> H. Ill 5$5.
Let US visit Rutland show held at Oak
ham, one Of Ehgland's best cattle dis
tricts. ~ In the class Of oxen other than
short-horn, three years old, we find the
first and second winners are Aberdeen
Angus crosses; the third prize is a pure
bred poiled OK. In class of steersio any
breed. three years, the prize ia etcn by
Mf: Stephenson with his pure-bred OK,
Sultan. The second and third prizes.
were won by polled crosses also. In the
tWo-year-oM class, open to- all breeds!
Mfr. Stephenson again figures with his
pure Aberdeen OK, Freedom. III class Of
best heifer Of any breed, Mr. Stephenson
!. is an easy winner with his .ctarn,ing
Aberdeen-Angus heifer, Luxury, Of an
| cient lineage. What 4 success the black
blood proves to be- What of The York
shire society fat-stock exhibition, held
at Yorkshire In class for cross-bred
oxsn not exceeding four Tsars old, there
is keen competition, yet all In favor Of
black blood. Mr.. Curry wins first and
sIr. Wallis second with two admirable
Aberdeen-Angus crosses. The highe It
award on cross-bred COW or lleifer ciass
was allotted to daughter Of tho ETA
bull. Escourt. II ;,s 81
AT Birmingham, we are .oli, there was
a splendid show Of Scotch cattle and as
not infrequently happens, the highest
4 honors Of the day fell to them. Meywill
merely notice their winnings in con,re-
Etitipn with other breeds. The champion
OK again is q black polled cross, property
2|of MT. Robert sLoder. He was placed
\ champion at Norwich, but at Birming-
/ ham he wins a special prize Of $3.50 as
A tho best cross-bred animal in tile show.
This steer was by a Short-horn bull from
I q poiied COW; let his sire have g share in
i the honor. Mr. Loder's OK weighed 1924
4 bounds, 9 Younger steer than the. Chi
cago Regulus, yet weighing s34 pounds
more, showing tho decided superiority OF
j the Aberdeon-Angus and Slort-horn cross
d that OF: the Hereford and .ShoIt-horn.
Il In class of two-y year-old cross-bred oxen,
4 the Duchess of Sutherland is victorious,
!; with gray OK by an Angus sire and Afr.
! Stephenson ranks high with bia;k
q polled OK. In the yearling class, a cross
!, by the polled bull Proud Knight is win
81 ner.S .s q. Il. Il d }5s
Thirteen were entered in the cross
q bred COW or heifer class. Black blood
\ comes to the front once more, Flora Mac
Donald is winner, she. the produce Of 8
renowned Aberdeen-Angus sire. 1'le
4 butchers Of Birming CHAM; present prize
for the best animal for butchers, purro-
I res Of not less than seysnt teen hundred
weight. Guess who won 1T Mr.. Grid.
lan's pure Aberd eensAngns Ok did, weigh
ing at three years. 2,s15 pounds; d proud
Victory indeed Now for that much
A coveted trophy, the Elking ion Challenge
vase. Who wins it r A doddie. Of
!, course Mr. Clement sssrhenson's
charming sleek, black, Aberdeen Angus
lheifer Luxury wins the great prize over
2o9 OF England's choicest animals fleT
!, live weight ,724 pounds.
I 1 Now 'ror the grand Wind-up ]. Sinithfeld
i d repetition OF black victories. The
\ blacks are nquerfng. We read tha,
/ the blacks contain by far the grandest
display. Flora MaeD Donald, a two-ysar-
i old polled cross was brong to the front
! and dreceiyed The silver cup as The Sbea.
i cross-bred anemal In the yard. Finally
4 the greatest prize Is decided and ais
!, Stsphsnson's Aberde Angus lleifeI