Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-06-20
Little Missouri Horse company took

first with the superb black stallion
Fear None, by Bar-None ii: second
with Agricola II, by Toddington Dan,
a ha ldsome bay: third with Cairn-
forth Wonder, by Ganymede Ii.
In the sweepstakes class, the Little
Missouri Horse company were again
the winners, getting first with the
beautiful black Percheron stallion
Gypsy Boy, by Introwable, the latter
bearing the proud distinction of hav-
ing won the sweepstakes over all draft
breeds at the Worlds Fair; the shire
stallion Fear None taking second.
In the class for registered Percher-
ons the above company again took ev-
erything in sight, taking first on aged
stations with Gypsy Boy, and second
with Milton by Jericho; while in the
two-year-old class first was taken by
Ranchero, while second went to Cor
ica. In mares they were first with
Peerless by Breme, and second with
Dolly by Jericho
In the class for grade stations John
Sem won first on aged stallion, while
on two-year-olds w. L. Richards won
first and A. Miller second, who also
took first and second in the class for
grade mares.
In the class showing power Of sire
in draft breed, as well as in that show
ing range raised geldings and mares,
Harry Quinion took first.
In the trotting horse class, E. j.
Berry won first on four and two-year-
olds respectively, with E. J. B. and
Slumber Boy, while Abe Currie took
second on two-year-old stallion and
first on brood mare and colt. Joe
Lenneville's three-year-old chestnut
tillY took first in that class.
J.. A. Flynn took first for best farm
team, as did Mrs. c. S. Landon in
class for Shetland ponies.
In the cattle department the exhibit
was equally as meritorious as that Of
the horses, and if anything the con-
| ueSu was more SplrlGeQ.
In the Hereford class E. H. Brew,
ster of Wibaux, Mont, won three first
premiums, with the two-year-old bull
John Jacob Astor, the two-year-old
heifer Adeline, the yearling heifer
Violet, respectively. c. F. Messing
ham Of Mandan had a bull calf that
the Judges thought was good enough
to merit a blue ribbon, while ten other
young bulls were considered worthy Of
special mention.
In the class for Polled Angus, Sam
Lowry took first on four-year-old bull,
second on one and two-year-old heifers
respectively. In this class A. C. Nc
Gillivray won four frSts on yearling
bull, bull calf, three-year-old COW and
heifer calf, respectively. In the same
class, W. L. Richards took three hrsts
and two seconds-frst with four-year-
old COW, two-year-old and yearlng
heifers, respectively: second, with six
year-old COW and three-year-old COW,
respectively.
In the sweepstakes class Mr.. E. H.
Brewster was declared the winner and
was awarded the North American
Live Stock Commission company's sill
yer cup.
In pure bredS H. L. Dickinson &
Sons Ramboilettes won frsts, with
buck and yearling eve.
Mrs. G. f. Langdon carried off first
honOrS for best eve lamb.
In the sweepstakes class, MessrS
Hillard & Merry carried off the high
honors, and were both awarded the
North American Live Stock Commits
sion company's filver cup, offered for
the best pen or flock.
I,4Gy also took first prize for best
twO-year-Old eve.
BRICK MAKING.
The Dickinson Brick Works are we'll
worthy q visit. The plant is kept in
operation steadily during the summer
sea>Gn and is an important industry.
Thirty lnen are employed and it is
expected that 5000 600 brick will be
turned out this season. All kinds Of
brick are made from the cheapes to
the most expensive. There is moth
ing in the way Of building material
that cannot be supplied. Thing, ma
teriaI for coke ovens and numerous
other fixtures are also manufactured.
These are shipped to Montana mines.
The plant is being run at its full ca
pacity now. The raw material is eb-
tanned from the hills, few miles dis
tant. Mr. Brannon, a brother of Prot.
Brannon Of Grand Forks University,
is in charge of the works. He says
business has been excellent and there
promises TO be heavy demand for
brick this season. The latest in the
way of pressing machinery and kilns
are provided.
Dickinson will be city OF consider
able size some day. 1t is a hustlinp