St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-23
model farm. Following is a list of the

NO. limp. CnleI Lust ~ Ill, VOL oO, y.
6s5, e. II. B., was brought into the ring.
She is beautiful roam, calyed Jan. 20, 1883,
bred by the Duke of Richmond and Gordon
ut Gordon castle, LOchaber. Scotland. and
was served Jan. II by Bell Duke OF North
Cakes w. 81 S6S Col W. s. King ss started q
up to $500. at which figure j was Knocked
down to Col. King. I'D. Hill said the cow
cost him 81, 900.
No. pa thick, square-set roam Booth
p. 224, e. H. b., with a small red bull calf
sired by Baron Berke!y H., imported from
England and coming of splendid pedigree,
being sired by Sir Benedict out Of Cassandra
She went TO Col. W. 8. King for $4OO.
%, p. 71O, by Gambetta out Of Cinderella II,
is a fine roam COW with q heifer calf, by
Baron Brawlth. She was bred at North Oaks.
calved March g. 1884. Sold to Isaac Staples
for $3.50.
No 4-North Oaks Acomb, vol. 33, p. 629,
q fine roam cow got by Berkeley Duke of Ok
ford II, calved Aug. 16, 1885. She had fine
roam calf by Baron Berkeley ii, four days
overtime, on April 1S, which had to be taken
for $50.
No. 5-Lady harrington Of North Oaks,
vol. 81, calved March 10, 1898; a very pretty
roam cow Of magnificent pedigree, her dams
being the Lady Bates family, one Of the finest
breeding strains in the world. Col King
started the bidding at $500, and after spirit
ed bidding, the cow was knocked down 70
Gov. Merriam for $3.50. She is by Grand d.
of Worcester out Of Lady York and Thorn
duke Bates ".
No. 6-Constance of North Oaks. VOL "a.
nice red cow, calved Nov. IL, 1887. at North
Oaks, by Grand D. of Worcester, out of Sixth
Constance Of the Manor. She was bred to
Oxford, Duke of North Oakes II. on March
10. She is one Of the celebrated Constance
family Of ShOrthorns, and her sires names
show a distinguished crowd of breeders. Sold
to Gov. Merriam for $3.50.
No. 7-Cherry Countess H., vol. 81, fine
red roam heifer, calyed Aug. 5. 1887. at North
Oaks, bred once, Feb ID, to North Briton. She
was sired by imported Grand Duke of Wor-.
cester. Sold to P. B. WistOn for $l7O.
No. 9-Ruby of North Oaks ". a light
rcaa. calved Dec. 2, 1887; sired by Baron
Berkeley out Of Ruby of North Oaks and
yearling, and will make good material for
showing as such. Sold to Col Leggett for
the University farm for $1S5.
No. 9-Cherry Countess ILL.,, calved Sept. 6,
1887. and the dead image of the last only
with a rather prettier head, by the same sire
out OF Fairy Princess. Sold to N. P. Clarke
for $500.
No. lO-Spicy of North Oakes, a good red
and white heifer, calved Nov. %, 1887; sired
by imported Grand Duke OF Worcester out OF
finest COW he has at Lyndale. She has been
bred to red roam bull, and was sold to r. b.
Langdon for $125.
Nos IL and 12-Fanny Worcester and
little white on the feet. calved Dec. IL.
1887; sired by imported Grand Duke OF
Worcester out Of imported Fanny B. xxx.
Sold to P. B. Winston for $3.50 each.
No. 13-Celia of North Oaks H., a fine roam
ported Berkeley Duke of oxford. Out. of i'm
ported Colleen Celia III, one of good milk-
ing strain. Soldto the university farm for
No. 14-Imported Colleen Celia Ill, vol.
33, p. 628, q beautiful red COW, calved April
20, 1880, bred by Capt. Moir in Surrey, Eng
land, sired by Fugleman, out of Lady Con-
stance She has nice bull calf by imported
Berkeley Duke Of Oxford Ill, and was bred
and calf sold to Luke Stannards, of Taylor's
No. 15-Lady Bell Bates. a fine, large roam
COW, calyed Aug. 80, 1878. with red bull
calf by imported Duke of Surrey. Her dams
sold, there being only one bid, slOO
No. 16-Georgiana of North OAKS H., vol.
%, p. 7lO, red roam COW, calved Oct. A,
1884; sired by Berkeley Duke OF Oxford. out
OF imported Georgia Hillhurst V. She has
two were sold to Hezekiah Hall for S14O.
No. 17-GeOrgiana OF North Oaks VIII.
beautiful red COW, calved Dec. 8, 1887; sired
by Grand Duke of Worcester, out OF Lady
BEL Bates VII. ooi0 10 T. d. Wlustou 1or
S16O.
No. 19-Oxford Duke of North Oaks H.. a
great red bull, calved Oct. Ia, 1887: siaed by
imported Berkeley Duke of Oxford, out of
imported Duchess of Oxford II. Col. King
strated the bidding at $500 and the bull was
is from one Of the most valuable strains IN
the world, his pedigree running back on
both sides through the oxford family.
His sire was got by the Duke OF Connaught,
ing. His grandsire was Kirkleyington Lord
and his granddam Duchess OF Oxford. The
bidding was very spirited up to 1910, when
DR.. King bid $3.50 and MI. Brown raised him
to 81 900 for Gov. Merriam.
No. 20-Duke of North Oaks I'LL, a great
red roam bull. calved Sept S, 1887; sired by
Baron Berkeley out of Duchess of Rowfant,
and labOring under long line OF dukes and
duchesses as ancestors. The duchess fam
lily is considered the most valuable in the
world, two of the family having been sold
for nearly $40, 900 apiece. He weighs about
1000 pounds, and is only a yearling. Sold
to Hon. C. H. Ramsey, of Stephen, Minn., for
$500.
good redro bull, calyed Sept. 20: 1887,
sired by imported Marquis Of 'Kirklevington,
out of imported Lady Rosedale Darlington.
Sold to j. T. Elwell for $3.50, remarkably
cheap price.
II, a young roam BULL calyed Nov. 49, 1888,
siren by Berkeley Duke of Oxford, out of
Lady Huntsland Darlington. Sold to Heze-
kiah Hall for $3.50. This is very cheap
bull.
bull, caived April 70. 1855; bred by 3. G.
Rumsey at Buffalo, N. Y; sired by Cam
bridge Duke H.. out of Fifth Countess Of Bel
voir. Sold to Joh1f fCuddy, of Mackae, Dak..
for S95.
No. 24-Hugh. a fine large red bull, calved
Nov. 16, 1886; imported in dam; sired by
King Rudolph, out of imported Charm; was
not sold, there being no bid.
No. 25-Funny Fellow, blue roam bull,
caIyed June 80, 1888; sired by Grand Duke
of Worcester, out of Flora Brockhurst. He
comes from good milking family, and was
sold to Hon. G. NJ. Ramsey, OF Stephen Farm,
No 26-Marquis of Worcester. a dark red
bull, calved Jau. IA, 1888; sired by Grand
Duke of Worcester. out of Queen Of Spey III.
Col King said his dam was one of his finest
cows. Sold to Hon. D. s. Hall for $3.50.
PoLLED ANGUS.
No. 19-Imported Lord Chancellor (1SS2)
1857. big, gentle-looking bull, calved Feb.
2, 1881, bred by W. j. Taylor. Glenbarrie,
at Inverurie and at the Highland society's
show at Glasgow. In 1888 as two oyear-old
tonna. he was sired by Sir Maurice (13lN
out of Crocus II. (3765l, and comes from the
famous Balwyllo Isabella tribe. Sold to A.
S. Garretson. of Sioux City, for $1,000, after
spirited bidding. Experts regard this as
fair price.
No. 20-Premier of North Oaks II. (6312)
$3.50, calved June S, 1886, sired by the last
sold, out OF imported Priscilla Pride. He is
a fine bull, bnt nothing near as good as his
sire, though he comes from the Pride stock,
one of the best in the world. Sold to Isaac
No. 2l-Clansman of North Oaks H.,
9.Il2, calved Jan. II, 1888, sired by Lord
Chancellor out Of imported Cowslip H.. of
Glamis (619O). His grandsire was Elcho,
side he comes from the Lucy tribe. Sold to
+. H. Thursby, of Tower N. D., for $3.50.
No. 22-President Of North Oaks, 9602,
calved Sept 1, 1897 sired by Prince of the
Picts. out of imported Isla ". C5OU3). Sold
to E. II. Thursby for 500.