Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-28

Austin End.
Heifer year, under 2&wm. Gelbach LIST and I'd
Heifer calf-R;; A. Austin lst and End
Bull 3 yrs. old or oyer-Chas. Case 1st
Bull yrs under 3-H. ]. Case 1st, G. Case 2.
Bull yr. and under 2-Chas. Case LIST.
Cow yrs. old or over-H. ]. Case 1st, Chas. Case
End.
Heifer 2 yrs or under-H. ]. Case 1st Chas. Case
Heifer l year, under 2-Chas. Case 1st, H. J.
Heifer calf-H. ]. Case 1st, Chas. Case End.
Class II-Jerseys
Bull 3 yrs old or over-Geo. P. Martin & Sons 1st.
Bull yrs. DID, under 3-Irwin A. Vesperman 1st,
Henry Zenz End.
Bull yr old under 2-Albert Kaspers 1st Peter
Hoffman End.
Bull calf under l yr-Henry Zenz 1st, Martin &
Sons 2nd
Cow yrs. old or Over-Ered Henkel LIST, Henry
Zenz End.
Heifer yrs old, under 3-Henry Zenz LIST,
Martin & Sons 2nd.
Heifer l year, under 2-Henry Zenz 1st, Martin
q Sons 2nd.
Heifer caIf-Henry Zenz 1st, Irwin A. vesper-
ill''i' Class Sweepstakes
Bull Of any age, Shorthorn, Polled or Hereford
Cow over 3 yrs old, shorthorn, Polled or Here
ford-Wm. Gelbach LIST.
Bull of any age Jersey-Martin & Sons, 1st
Cow over 8 yrs Jersey-Henry Zenz 1st.
Herd of dairy cattle-Henry Zenz 1st, Martin &
Sons 2nd
DEPARTMENT C-sHEEP AND SWINE
Class l4-Oxfords
Buck 2 yrs old or over-Burley Dobson LIST,
Chas. Case 2nd.
Eve yrs old or over-Chas Case 1st and 2nd.
Buck VI. old-Geo. W Knapp 1st and 2nd.
Buck iam1b@Burley Dobson ist, G. W. Knapp I'd.
Eve lamb-Burley Dobson LIST, G. W. Knapp I'd.
Glass distinguishes
Buck 2yrs. old or over-C armody Bros.1st, Clyde
Eve 2 yrs old or over armody Bros 1st, Clyde
Richardson 2nd.
Buck yr. old-Clyde Richardson LIST, Carmody
Eve | yr. old-Clyde Richardson 1st.
Buck lamb-Clyde Richardson 1st and 2nd
Eve lamb-Clyde Richardson 1st and End.
Class I7-Berxshires
Boar under 1 yr., over mo-Pewy E. Moore
LIST, and End.
Vesperman 2nd
Sow over / yr-Perry E. Moore 1st and End.
Sow under l yr over 6 mo-Perry Moore LIST.
Sow under mo-Pery f. Moore 1st and End.
Class I8~Poland China
Boar over l yr. old-Burley Dobson 1st, H. A.
Reed End.
Boar under l VI, over mo-H. A. Reed lst and
Boar under 6 mo-H A. Reed 1st, Burley Dobson
I'd.
Sow over VI. old-Burley Dobson 1st, H. A.
Reed End.
Sow under l yr., over 6 mo-H. A. Reed LIST,
Burley Dobson 3D.
Sow under mo-H. A. Reed 1st, Burley Dob
End.
Pen Of or more 6 months old and under
Burnley Dobs9n lst oC Chris WI Hartman I'd
A. L. Gray End.
Boar under mo-A. l. Gray, lst.
! Sow over l yr. old-A. l.. Gray lst.
Sow under mo-A. l.. Gray lst.
Pen of more pigs months old and under
Class on-Duroc JERSEYS
Boar over yr. old-Ernest- Alexander LIST, Geo.
P. Martin q Sons End.
Boar under l yr. and over NOV. +. Gllllsple
Boar under mo-H A. Reed lst and 2nd.
/ Sow overr1 VT. old-wlErnest Alexander lst, VIM.
Sow ander mno-H. A. Reed lst, Dan Aupperle
Pen of 5 or more pigs months old and under-W
A. johnson lst' Dan A CaI.srt IND
Herd of 5Burley Dobson, blue ribbon; H. A.
Reed, red ribbon i, i,
Product Of sow-Burley Dobson, blue ribbon
Get Of sire-H A. Reed, blue ribbon; Burley
Dobson, red ribbon.
Champion sow-H. A. Reed, blue ribbon.
Champion boar-Burley Dobson, blue.
DEPARTMENT DARN MACHINERY
Class 22-Farm Machinery
Largest and best display of implements; not less
than 2OTdifferent articles-A: G. Knapp LIST.
Glass 23-Wagons, Buggies, Etc.
Display of at least vehicles made in the county
during past year-Dipoma. A. q. Knapp.
DEPARTMENT E-GRAIN AND SEED
Glass 26-Grain and Seed
Peck red winter wheat-Chas Brlel ISL w
Peck spring wheat-Henry Eastman ISL, VIM.
Mccormick, I'd
Peck MIXED oats-Henry Vesperman 1st
Peck barley-Peter Hoffman LIST, Richard Web
Peck rye-Richard Webster 2nd,
Paok bTp EXUhp .Rlce list, Y. j.
Peck timothylseed- Welsh 1st CO Bentz, End
Peck beans-Mrs. Con Nesperman ISL, Louis
Vesperman I'd.
Peck peas-Chris Hartman 1st
Peck white dent corn in earmMrs. Con. Vesper-
man 1st JOS G.. Battle End.
Peck yellow dent corn in ear-Gay Landon 1st
Jos. Edge End.
Peck flint corn in ear-Harry Croft 1st, Geo. w.
Peck calico corn in ear-John Scott LIST, Dan
Aupperle 2nd.
Peck sweet corn in ear-Harry N: Rice lst..
Peck bloody butcher corn in ear ziegler Bros,
LIST, Henry Zenz 2nd.
Class 27-Display q &eget tables p0'a'0SS ana
Display of corn, kinds or more-Geo. W. Knapp
1st Jos. G. Bailie I'd.
Display of vegetables kinds or more-Mrs. II.
Glass 20 Vegetables
Peck early potatoes-AI46Eert Crq5t I'll ISL ID Fahny
Peck late potatoes Louis Weidee 1st, Albert
Croft I'd, VIM. Lewis, ST., Bird.
Half doz. sweet potatoes-Mrs /. q. Linton lst.
Peck turnips-Mrs. Louis Vesperman LIST, Henry
Peck carrot canrrotsMLinda Moore 1st, Mrs H. l..
Peck parsnips-H Henry Eastman lst VIM. Lewis,
ST., I'd.
Peck mangies-Mrs H. L. Henkel 1st, Lewis
Peck beets-Mrs. Peter steil 1 st, VIM. Lewis, Sr.,
2nd.
Peck onions-Joe Elack st, Mrs. Henry Macke, 20.
Half doz. cabbages-Mrs. Anton Schuster lst
Joe Elack I'd. ~
Half dOz. tOmatOeS-Margaret Taylor ISL Will
Show of cumbers-Nrs. Anton Schuster 1st
Mrs Peter Stoffel 2nd.
Three watermelons-Henry Eastman lst, VIM.
Mccormick End.
Largest watermelon not in above-Mrs Anton
Schuster 1st
Three muskmelons- Geo. H. Selleck lst.
Henry Eastman I'd
Three field pumpkins VIM. Mccormick 1st.
Geo. W Knapp End.
Three pie pumpkins Mrs. Earl Smith lst, Harry
Three green cen squash-Mrs. Philip shimmin 1st.
Exhibit BIT Of ceeryMMaggie Harris 1st, Eugene
n O. Linton LIST.