Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-02
MARKINGS ARE ANNOUNCED.
Buttermakers of Iowa Make Fine
ShoWinq.

Showing.
Mason City, May 1.-THE announce
ment Of the winners in second Iowa
butter makers scoring contest was
made Saturday by representatives of
the state diary commission, Messrs.
Kieffer, Smarzo and Smith. A total Of
III tubs was received at this time and
the average score is more than half
point higher than 1t was last month.
Illness on the part of few Of the
prominent creamery men of the state
prevented a larger showing, as it was
expected that about 100 tubs would be
sent to the contest. The highest score
was given to F. l.. Odel, of Gree field,
who gets !. This is sample Of some
of the bes: butter made anywhere in
the country.
1t is the plan of the commission to
invite many Of the dairymen and
creamerymen to attend the scoring.
Five or six of nearby butter men were
present here, but it is urged that more
attention be given. The butter was
sold to E. B. Bigley Co. The following
is the list of winners and the score.
Nothing is reported below 90:
F. L. Odel, Greenfield, 50; T. M.
Borglem, Newell, 971a; Theo. Winter,
Williamsburg, S71s: J. M. Bubrod,
Boyd, 941s; G. 3. Brant, Dunbar, "a;
R. A. Burt, Terrill, "a; H. ]. Belfang,
Rockwell City, 90; A. M. Whitney,
Whittemore, 90; G. N. Beach, Alpha,
"a; S. Binns, Fredericksburg, 81; O..
H. Buehrer, Alta Vista, 95; CHI. Wood
worth, Waterloo, SO; G. B. Bracy, May
nard, 81; G. H. Capper, Westgate.
951s; A. H. Bentz, Delhi, 81; Benson
Dairy Co., Benson, 931s; Colesburg,
Creamery Co., Colesburg, 931a; e. M.
yargason, Hazelton, 931a; Peter Thue-
sen, Kimbalton, 941a; w. E. Chadwick,
Nashua, "a; w. H. Chapman, Water
loo, 951s; w. H. Thayer, Graettinger,
s3k; W. e. Chadwick, Waterloo, 95;
H. G. Schettler, Baxter, 931a; j. w.
Cagley, Nashua, "a; B. T. Sholes, Fern,
93h; T. A. Clark, West Bend, 81; j.
F. Dawson, Masonville, 81; n. Q. Dab
len, Tenold, 93k; A. ]. Dolesschal,
Bancroft, "a; H. e. Enveldsen, Gilgert-
94Aville, 90; L. S. Edwards. Lamont,
96h; J. B. Feldman, Dyersville, 94Ea;
H. 3. Forester, Fredericksburg, 93R;
A. H. Ford, Oelwein, 95; Erick Gud-
vangen, Vinje. 95; E. H. Homen, Arte-
sian, "a; G. N. Hart, New Providence,
94h; o. H. Hicks, Guernsey, 9S1s; B.
C. Tiff, St. Ansgar, 90; G. E. Jensen,
Oelwein, 96k; N. H. Knudson, En-
metsburg, 961k: S. Kristensen, Scar
vile, 90; Sig Klemesrud, Usage, 50;
Ben Kuennen, Lucas, "a; G. G. Kolt-
hoff. New Hampton, "a; S. w. Laird,
Walker, 96h; H. G. Ledage, Buck
Creek, 95; Fred Lehman, Coggan, 81;
Lawler Creamery Co., Lawler, s5;
Langworthy Creamery Co., Langwor-
thy, SO; G. F. Langquist, saude, 95;
E. E. Mittlestadt, Ryan, 95; G. l..
Mills, Sumner, 81; G. H. Matravers,
Milford, "a; P. Hymann, Jacksonville,
94h; ]. P. Nelson, Brayton, 931s;
L. A. Pollard, Sand Spring, 95; j. j.
Ross, Iowa Falls, 95; c. H. Rhoda,
Manchester, 95; Peter Sorrenson, Elk
ira, 94k; T. N. seim, DEBORAH, 9Sa;
T. A. Storvick, Lake Mills, 967s; F. w.
Stevenson, Dundee, 961a; A. W. sny-
der, Dickens, 95; Earl j. Schneider,
North Washington, "a; G.. Stuessi,
Thorps, 90; F. W. Shellman, Ayr
shire, 95; D. B. Sheldon, Waverly, 3d.;
A. j. Spohn, Miles, 941s.