Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-20
News Notes Of the Big Annual Event
LIST OF PRIZE WINNERS
Dairy Cattle


their breeds shown at the State Fair.
Assurances had been received from
the owners of six herds in the coun-
ty that they would compete for the
prizes, but for some reason four fail
ed to appear. A beginning has been
made, however, and we believe that
next year a larger stock show will
materialize.
Best bull, 2 years or more Robt.
Thompson, LIST; CLAUS Anderson, End.
Best bull, under 2 years-O. H.
Johnson, LIST; CLAUS Anderson, End
and 3rd.
Best COW or heifer, years or more
CLAUS Anderson, LIST and End.
Best heifer, 2 years or under
CLAUS Anderson, LIST, End and 3rd.
Sweepstakes, female-Olaus An
derson.
Best grade COW or heifer, 2 years
or more-Robt. Thompson, LIST and
End. -
Best grade heifer under 2 years
Robt. Thompson, LIST and 3rd; Her.
man Tallakson, End.
Best grade female, sweepstakes
Robt. Thompson.
Best dairy herd-Olaus Anderson.
Poultry
The poultry show was one Of the
best ever seen at Willmar. More
different breeds and strains were
shown than at any previous fair. The
following are the prize winners:
Cochin Buff-A. Thompson, LIST.
Plymouth Rocks Barred-T. j.
Lawson, LIST, End and 3rd.
Plymouth Rocks, white-C. j.
Sogge, LIST; VIM. Hays, End; Henry
Johnson, 3rd. 49,
Wyandottes, Silver Laced-Syvert
Osmundson, LIST.
Wyandottes, white-P. 0. Mattson,
1st; Henry Johnson, End; Syvert Os-
mundson, 3rd.
Rhode Island Reds, single comb
NJ. 0. Flesland, LIST and End; Mar
! grethe Rasmussen, 3rd.
Rhode Island Reds, rose comb
M. O. Flesland, 1st and End; Syvert
| Osmundson, 3rd.
Brown Leghorn, rose comb. B.
Boyd, LIST.
Leghorn, White, single comb-Nils
Anderson, LIST; Emil Dahlheim, End
and 3rd.
Leghorn, white, rose comb-I. J.
Bassebo, LIST.
Leghorn, buff, rose comb-N. Nc
1ntyre, LIST.
Minorca, black, rose comb-Nels
Tallakson, LIST.
Ancona, notified Mrs. Frank
Head, LIST.
Andulusian blue-Mrs. Frank
Head, LIST; Russell Curran, End.
Spanish Black-Ole Bakken, 1st.
Silver Spangled Hamburgs - A
Thompson, LIST.
Orpington, Buff, single comb-An-
ma Rasmussen, LIST; Earl Frye, End.
Orpington, white, single comb-M
G. Vikse, 1st.
Black Bantams Mrs. Heller
Campbell, LIST.
Turkeys Bronze-T. j. Lawson
LIST; c. A. Baklund, End; M. o. Flies.
land, Bird.
Ducks, Pekin, white-Martin Bak.
lund, LIST. 9. =
| Guinea Fowl-And. A. Berg, LIST.
l Butter
| The Svea Cooperative Creamery
Oscar Lundquist, butter-maker, wa.
the only competitor, in the creamer,
class. His butter was scored at 95
and was awarded first prize.
There were eight competitors TO
1.-THE prizes given on dairy butter, an,
all scored above the minimum Of 8!
points. Andrew Olson Of Willma1
Rt. l, won first prize on a score o
50; Mary Hagen of Willmar, secon,
prize on a score of 9212; Nels An
derson, Willmar, Rt. 3, third prize O
a score of 80; Mrs. Netland, Will
mar, fourth prize on a score Of 81.
NJ. Sondergaard Of the Stat
Dairy Department, was the JUDGE an
official scorer.
The score Of other exhibitors wa
as follows:
L. l.. Thorpe, Dovre. 80
Mrs. P. Larson, Willmar, Rt. 4. 891
c.. Hendrickson, Dovre. 80
Mrs. C. ]. Gotthold, Willmar,
1T. 5 %
Best ear Of corn, any variety-A]
bert L. Norling, 1st; T. 0. Slettel
End; Joe Bjornberg, 3rd; H. !
Stromest, 18th
White Dent, best 10 ears-Albel
L. Norling, 1st; Jens Johnson, Enc
Norman McCrimmon, 3rd; P. T
Frye, 4th.
Yellow Dent, best 10 earsJoh
Ahlstrom, LIST; Z. 2. Felt, End Ne
Monson, 3rd; II. Brix, 4th.
Best display Of cornA. +. Spe1