The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-10-15

who got the money. In the list fol-
lowing will be found many familiar
names who have been with the fair
for years and years and who help
much with the good work. So large
an amount should be an incentive TO
make the exhibits better next year.
Excitement in the Cattle Department
In the Short Horn class A. w.
Huntington rolled up $45.OO in prize
money and tucked it into his pocket.
He won all the mo2ey in sight in this
class. In the Rcd Poll class all the
honors went to F. S. Bunker of Delton.
Edward McGilvra, Albert Bike and
Wilbur Cahoon divided the money in
the pure bred Jersey class. L. J.
Burtch and B. n. Robinson had the
best COWS in the grade dairy cattle.
f. 5. Bunker and A. w. Huntington
got the ribbons in the herd prize beef
class and in the dairy class Edward
McGllvra and Albert Bike won.
Among the other winners were: H.
III. Bunker and Frank Bunker.
AS to the sheep J. e. Premo won ali
the Shropshire money. In the graded
sheep class the honors were divided
between Edward McGilvra, Charles
Randall, William Krug and J. E..
Premo and w, HI. Krug.
In the swine department the prizes
were taken by A. w. Huntington,
Frank FL. Beardsley, l.. A. Johnson
and Glenn Johnson.
The Horse Department
In the Percherorn class T. w. Curtis
q Son of Poynette won the most
money. M. A. Wilson and r. A.
Morley were not far away. In the
grade draft horses T. w. Curtis & Son
and Astle & Hill struggled for honors.
In the farm class Astle & Hill led the
procession. Among the other horse
winners were: w. s. Finn, B. I'll.
Strong, b. &. Green, Charles Randall,
l.. }. Burtch, George Astle, A. w.
Huntington, Robert Schneider, Frank
Terry, G. A. Briggs, J. II. Turner,
Tracy E. Randall, Wilbur Cahoon, O.
A. Getchell, Frank H. BeardsIey, w.
S. Finn, Beulah Brigg and Constance
Kelly.
Poultry
The chicken prizes went to VIM.
Fox, Fred Catlin, F. P. Foss, Dwight
Getchell, Mrs. I'll. FL. Porter, Geo. w.
Hackett, Doris Runge, Floyed H.
Newell, Mrs. Frank FarweIl, G. A.
Dearborn, Otto Arndt, Ted Gunken,
l.. NJ Jacobs, Jr., Mrs. E. J. Lawton,
A. Templin, G.. w. Davies, Mrs. HI.
H. Porter, and J. T.Donaghey.
l.. Helm and l.. J. Burtch won the
geese money.
Mrs. II. II. Porter and Mrs. S. FL.
Burton got the turkey honors.
l.. Helm is famous for ducks.
For fancy pigeons see Leo Smith
and E. Sanderson.
On singing birds J. E. Savage and
Floyd HI. Newell won the money.
F. P. Foss had the Belgian hares.
Rabbits, F. FL. Smith, F. P. Foss,
G. L Gibbons, N. North, VIM. Mar
shall, Montz Schneider.
Field Products.
A l.. Kleeber won the sweepstakes
at the state fair and also at Baraboo.
For years and years Moritz Schneider
has carried off first money on oats but
this year w. A. Toole brought out
some university variety and Mr.Schnel-
ler is now looking for something to
beat him next year. There were "a en-
tries.
In barley there were IL entries and
John Rumpf was the chief winner.
In the yellow dent corn class former
Sheriff B. S. Doty showed the folks
that the Fairfield soil is all right. w.
A. Toole was second. There were 26
entries.
Aaron Teel has carried money away
from the county fair since the begin
mig. This year he won first in the white
dent class. There were 13 entries and
B. s. Doty was Second.
There were % entries for the 6 best
ears of dent and the honors went
to w. A. Toole and Aaron Teel.
In the Snowflake group of potatoes
there were % 3entries but only two could
get the prizes which went to Robert
Schneider and A. Templin.
In the Ohio group E. G. Luce took
first and Astle & Hill second.
In the Early Rose family r. E.
Brooks and M. Schneider were the hap
piest exhibitors.
Among the Others were: