The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-09-26
AWARDED.
List Of Some of the Winners at the
State Fair.

LIST OF some OF the winners AZ n
State Fair.
Prizes have been awarded as follows
by the judges at the state fair:
Horses-Thomas Reedy, Yanktor,
drst on driving team n first on sim
gle driver, latter won by Minnie B."
Charles Rabe, Mission Hill, first on
Percheron mare and colt and SECOND on
yearling. Mike Ryle, first on draft,
Barb Neir,' second on sweepstakes,
"Voltaire" took first and second. CoNs-
in, first on t~wo-year-old Bryant" first
on yearling Mack Mahon,' first for
sire Of best colt and first on yearling
Ally. Henry Wickman, ST. James, Neb.,
first on standard bred mare and colt
and second on yearling. Mike Olson OF
Violin took the sweepstakes on Clydes-
dales, Peter Kl~einschmidt of Menomo-
ME, first on colt and second on mare.
Ca~ttle-Joseph T. c.. Smith, Yankton.
first on Jersey bull and second on Jer-
sey COW; Kingsley, Iowa, { irsts and =
seconds on Jersey herd; James Will
Jams, owner of Maple Grove herd or
Aberdeen Angus, Marcus, Iowa, l first
and 4 seconds; Lee 4 Prentice, Vermll-
lion, / blue and l red on Shorthorhs'
H, c.. Edmunds, Vermillion, 2 firsts on
Herefords; James Fenton n Sons, Rem
sen, Iowa, / first and Z secondso on HERE
eords; George e. Ward, Hawarden.
Iowa, 5 firsts and 3 seconds on Snort
horns; T. j. Ryan e Sons, Irwin, Iowa,
1 blues and 3 reds on Shorthorns; w. "A.
Dennison, Iowa, z seconds on
Aberdeen Angus; J. w. Reedy, Beres-
ford, / first on Aberdeens and 3 Sec
onds.
Swine-Fred Burgi, Yankton, 2 firsts
on Chester Whites; w. H. Montague,
yermillion, first on Duroc Jerseys; u.
H.. Mauer, first and second on Poland
china: P. w. Peterson, Vermillion, 6
blues and 3 reds on Poland China, also
everything on Angora goats; II. =.
Dawson & Sons, Endicott, Neb., all
sweepstakes on Poland Chinas, n nrst
and second on all classes shown. The
owned the big two-year-olo
boar weighing $50 pounds, that attract
ed much attention. l.. A. Larson YER
million, 4 seconds on Duroc Jerseys, n.
B. Louden & Son, Clay Center, Neo.'
3 frsts and / second on Duroc Jersey
A. c.. Cummins, Scotland. 3 flrsts ana
second on Duroc Jerseys; ).
5 firsts and A seconds on same preeo' ol-
ploma on herd, and also on sheep' TX
ford Downs, 4 frsts and 2 seconds.
Da,rv-The DeSmet creamery, Mr..
Griffin buttermaker, captured the coVet-
ed honors in butter, the marking pelng
Dc.
Poultry-F. A. Hopping, Yankton,
took 3 firsts on Barred Plymouth Rocks
anc 2 seconds; Mrs. j. T. White, 2 frsts
On geese and ducks; Bucks Bros, In
dianola. Iowa. with their carload of
poultry. took some 100 firsts and the
amount of seconds; l.. A. Larson
yermillion, 8 firsts and 8 seconds
w H Henry Of Dennison, iowa, was
4 leading exhibitor Of Aberdeen Angus
and he went home with a fine lot
Of premiums.
e. W. Richardson of Flandreau had
an attractive herd of Hampshiredown
sheep. He took a fine lot OF premiums.
A. e. Chamberlain of Howard, s. D.,
had twenty head of cattle, among which
was his Royal Admiral bull, a Short
horn. and a most beautiful animal.
Luther Hollifield of vermillion took
Hrst and SECOND premiums on his fine
showing Of Shorthorns.
Charles Rebe of Mission Hill, s. d,
won first premium on his mare and colt.
Joseph Smith Of Yankton a a fine
Of Jersey cattle and took first and
premiums.
e. w. Daily of Flandreau, S. D., is a
Of Shropshire sheep and was one
the most prominent exhibitors on the
grounds.
Faulk, Edmunds and Bon Homme
counties were ~splendidly represented
with grand showings Of their farm
products.
J.. W. Reedy Of Beresford took second
on his Aberdeen Angus,
the big exhibitors from iowa
Ind Minnesota. His stock was fine and
much admired.
There was a poultry man at the fair
whom everybody found. 1t was Fetch
n Of WATERFOWL. He had a great show.