The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-09

John P. Weaver second and Hazel Dell stock
farm third. ,
In sows under one year old Hazel Dell
| stock farm won first, Mark II. west second,
and John F. Weaver third.
| In herds consisting of boar and sows one
year old or over Hazel Dell stock farm took
| first, Mark H. West second and 5. Hawortn
| third
In young herd, consisting Of boar and four
sows under six months old, the first prize
went to Hazel Dell stock farm. second TO ..
Haworth and third to M. H. West.
In class of Duroc Jerseys there was large
number of entries. The exhibitors were F..
F. Palor, Newton, To-; G: H. Eearie Edgar,
Neb.; G. A. Thomas, Monticello lo'' ana
E. B. Watson, Newton, 10.
In the class for boars, one year ola O. or
over F. F. Paler won first premium, Y. H..
Searie second and c. A. Thomas third.
In class for boars under one year old u
H. Searle won all the premiums
In breeding soWS, two years old or over,
the premiums went to Falor first, and Thorn
as, second and third.
In class of sows one year old or over the
prizes were awarded first, to E. B. Watson;
second, C. A Thomas, and third, CHI.
Searle. - l,'Ta,tI:N
went to c. H. searle, second to F. F. Falor
and third to c. A. Thomas.
In aged herd G. H. Searle carried on nrst
prize, E. B. Watson second and g. A. Thom-
In young herd C. A. Thomas won first
F. F. FaIor second and E. B. Watson third
In Poland Chinas there was the usual
large display; The breeders represe@n ais
suer Bros, ReinbeCk, To-; N. w. Reed, OAK
HILL Wis, and Z. H. Murphy Caledonia,
Mimi
In class of boars one year old or over W.
a. Swallow won first, Meissuer Bros. second
and N. w. Reed third.
In boars under one year w. q. Swallow won
first, n. w. Reed second and Meissuer Bros
third.
In breeding sows, two years old or over
N W. Reed won first, c.. H. Murphy second
and w. 2. Swallow third.
In breeding sows, one year old and nd under mI
two MeisSeur Bro. won first, N. w. REED
second and C. H. Murphy third
In sows under one year old, w. q. Swallow
won first N. w. Reed second and c. H.
Murphy third.
In aged herd. consisting of one boar and
four sows one year old or over, Swallow
captured first, Reed second and Murphy third
In young herd, consisting of one boar and
four sows under six months old, swallow
captured first, Reed second and Murphy third
In the improved Yorkshire class there were
two exhibitors, Wolcott Il Sons, OF Archer
Neb., and the Wilcox company, Hugo, Mimi
In the class of boars one year old or over
the first and third prizes wen to the wilcox
company, and the second to Woisott Son
In boars under one year old the Wilcox
company captured the first and second ana
Wolcott & Son third.
In breeding sows two years old Wolcott u
Son captured first and the Wilcox company
second and third.
In breeding sows one year old Wolcott &
Son captured the first and the Wilcox COM
pany the second and third.
In the class for sows under one year old
the Wilcox company won hrst ana second ana
Wolcott G Son third.
In the aged herd class the Wilcox COM
pany captured first premium and Woicott d
Son second.
took first premium without competition.
In this popular breed of swine this is the
first year when there has been competition
for premiums
of small Yorkshires. The exhibitors were
Mark H. West Fayetteville, Wis; o. s. VOL
colt & Son, Archer, Neb., and C. H. Murphy,
In the class for bears one year old and over,
the first and second prizes were won by West,
and third by Wolcott & Son.
The first and second prizes for boars under
ore year we're won by West, and the third by
In breeding cows two years old, West capt
ured first and second and Wolcott & Son third
In breeding sows one year old, West took
first, Wolcott & Son second, and c. H. Muir
ply third.
and third Wolcott & Son, second.
In the class aged herd, West took first, and
Wolcott & Son. second.
In young herd, West captured both prem
In In the Essex class A. C. Green & Son. of
Winchester, Ind, and c. H. Murphy, of Gale
donia, Mimi. were competitors.
In boars one year old or over, Green &
Son took first, and Murphy, second
In boar under one year old, Green & Son
took first and second.
In breeding sows two years old or over,
Green & Son took first, and Murphy, second.
In sow pigs, Green & So ntook first, and
Murphy second.
In aged herd. Green & Son took first prem
ium, and Murphy second.
In the class for Victorias. Mark H. West,
of Fayetteville, Wis. and G. T. Hill, of Brook
field Wis, were the only exhibitors.
In the class for boars one year. West capt