The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-02-12
Poultry Show a Success
In Every Way. A Large Number Of
Birds Exhibited and Much Inter-
est Shown by the Public. EFT.
Germain Wins Silver Cup. Next
Show Will be Held Some Time
in nocanhnr

| The first anrual poultry show
is now part of history and those
who had the work in hand are
very much pleased at the success.
tul way in which everything
turned out. AS rule the first an.
nua! poultry show an association
puts up, turns out disasterously
IN financial way, but not so
with the Grant county show. A
large number of birds we're
shown, and one of the first things
ID. E. Hale of Minnesota, who
acted as Judge, did was to speak
OF the high quality of the large
| mum Der of fowls exhibited.
, The following are the awards.
The score cards were delivered
TO the owners of the fowls:
AWARDS
DR.. Nav, 3rd on White Rock cock
el; lst, 2nd, 3rd and 4th on White
Rock pullets, also lst on pen.
E: S. Farnham, lst on pen Rauen
duck.
F; E. Lamm, lst on pen Pekin
ducks
A. w. Glenn, lst and 2nd on Bronze
turkeys.
VIM: Cleveland, lst on pair Of red
and blue, and 4th on pair red and
grey Carneaux pigeons.
F. A. Williams, End on red and
brick, and Bird on pair green and
white Carneaux pigeons.
F. f. Lamm, lst on pen of Tou-
louise geese.
Rev. H. Nelson Tragitt, lst on Rose
Comb Black Minorica cockerel.
F. A. Williams, lst on cockerel.
lst, End, 3rd and 4th on pullets, and
lst on pen, Single Comb White Leg
horns.
E. E. Dubbell, 1st on puilet: lst.
End and 3rd on hens, an6 ist on pen,
Buff Plymouth Rocks.
F. f. Lamm, End on pen. Buff Ply.
mouth Rocks.
e. T. German, silver cup awarded
for highest score, lst on pen: lst on
cockerel, and lst. End, 3rd and 4th
on pnllets, White Wyandottes.
N. |. Lowthian, End on cockerel,
and lst on pullet, Light Brahmas.
w. |. Lowthian, lst on cock, Light
Brahmas.
O. w. Hoyt, 1st On cockerel, and
lst. End, Bird and 4th on pullets. Rhode
Island Reds.
Jas. Black, End on cockerel, Rhode
Island Reds.
}. f. Dawson, Corona. 2nd on cock
erel, Barred Plymouth Rock.
Walter Bunting, Albee, 2nd and 3rd
on pullets, and 4th on cockerel, Sill
yer Laced Wyandottes.
Albert Hawes, 3rd on cockerel, Sill
yer Laced Wyandottes.
N. l. Lowthian, 1st on cockerel,
lst on cock, Rose Comb Brown Leg
horns: lst ON pen Single Comb Brown
Leghorns.
Garnett Bros. 3rd on cockerel, Bar
red Plymouth Rocks.
J. F. Dawson, Corona, 3rd and 4th
on hens, Barred Plymouth Rocks.
". D. Wilder, 2ud on pen, Barred
Plymouth Rocks.
Among those who exhibited
and had their fowls scored were
O. B. Slentz. Black Laugshaus;
Mrs. .Rohloff, Buff Cochins; Guy
McCollum, Buff Plymouth Rocks;
Henry Schafer. Silver Laced
Wyandottes; John Nord, Single
Comb Brown Leghorns; F. S.
Reeve, Buff Orpingtons: v. Erne,
Light Brahmas and Rev, Tragitt,
Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Mr.. Magadanz displayed some
rabbits. VIM. Thomas. two
Llewellen pups and Rev. Traggit,
q five toed cat, with q name as
long AS your arm, which attract
ed much attention. The most
amusing feature of the hen show
was the two Orpington hens ex.
hibited by F. S Reeve, which
were labeled: 'Only fur bear
ing chickens in the northwest,
hatched from cold storage eggs
and raised in a refrigerator
The hens we're freaks, and feath-
ers were totally lacking, but in
stead hey we're covered with q
growth of fuzz closely resemb.
ling hair.
Several new members were
added to the roll, among them,
r. S. Reeve, A. p. Ryger, O. B.
Slentz, Albert Hawes o. T. Ger.
main and Frank Fielding Of Mil
bank and Walter Bunting of
Albee. With a mem bership fee
of 81 there is no reason Why
every owner of poultry should
not Join. They have much -
gain and nothing to lose.
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