The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-19
N. DAKOTA WELL
REPRESENTED
STOCK BREEDERS or STATE AND
N. o. A. c. HAVE REPRESENTA-.
TIVE LIVE STOCK AT NORTH.
WESTERN LIVESTOCK AssocIA.
TIoN SHOW.

North Dakota live stock breeders and
the faculty and students Of the agri-
cultural college have their interest CEN
tered just at the present time in the
show of the Northwest Livestock asso-
citation, which is on at st. Paul
| Several OF the breeders of pure live
stock Of North Dakota and the agri-
cultural college have sent some fine
animals to this show and Prof. w. b
Richards of the A. G.. is in st. Paul
with a class of students who are doing
stock judging work during the show
Every year this show attracts a large
number Of students of the A. G. who
are learning to Q expert stock judges
and they have always made a good
showing.
Wins Several Prizes.
North Dakota has a good representa-
tion in the exhibits Of cattle, swine
and sheep at the show Some of the
judgments have been made and North
Dakota breeders and the agricultural
college have already been awarded sew
eral prizes. Those which have been
won 80 far are as follows:
In cattle exhibit:
Head of three pure breds-First,
Minnesota agricultural college; second
North Dakota agricultural college;
third, G. e. Clarke; fourth, L. e. Pot
ter; fifth, Campbell Bros.
Carloads:
Grain fed cattle, years and under
4-First, Brookfield farm, South ST.
Paul, on Polled Angus; second, first
money, J. B. Power, Power, N. d.
Stockers and feeders:
Carload, / year and under 2-First,
Frank Sanford, Valley City N. D.:
second, Campbell Bros, Utica, on ABB
erdeen Angus.
Carload, under year-First, @. w.
King, Dexter.
Champion feeder, carload - First, ].
B. Power; reserve, Frank Sanford; al
so silver cup, Swift e. Co.'S special,
Sheep:
Short woods, pure bred, first-class
wether or eve, year and under 2,
honorary placing: First and third,
North Dakota agricultural college:
second and fourth, Clarence Wilson,
Of Minneapolis on Shropshires; fifth and
sixth, w. Woodland, Bloomer, Wis. on
ShropshiTes; seventh, A. HI. Gruenhag-
en-, Norwood, MINI, on Shropshires.
Pen OF three, year old and under
q: Honorary placing-First, North
Dakota agricultural college; second
Clarence Wilson; third, w. Woodland:
fourth, A. J. Mohr, Bloomer, Wis, on
Csxfords; fifth, A. Fl. Gruenhagen.
Wether OF eve under 1 year: Hon
orary placing: First, North Dakota ag-
ricultural college; second and sixth, w.
Woodad; third and fifth, A. L. Sayers,
Lakeville, on Shropshires; fourth, w.
J. Boynton, Viola, MINI.
Champion pure bred pen, honorary
placing: First, North Dakota agricuI-
tural college; second, Clarence VIII
son; fourth w. Woodland.
Student Judges Prizes.
BY far the most interested of the
visitors are the agricultural students
Of Minnesota and North Dakota, who
are acting as student judges. They
have inspected all the stock entered for
prizes, just like official judges, and
made out their papers in the same
way.
Eight prizes were awarded last night
as follows: First, Nels Sandager. Min
nesota; second, ]. H. Berg, Minnesota:
third, Paul Brown, Minnesota; fifth.
j. M. Brander, North Dakota; sixth.
William Harris, Minnesota; seventh,
Lancey Montgomery, North Dakota,
and eighth, William Maxwell, North
Dakota