Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-25
.KANDlYOHI .......
FAIR SUCCESS
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son of Diamond Lake made the larg-
est showing with his fine herd. He
drew first for the best bull calf and
first and second for the best COW. He
also drew second for the best bull
two years or over. Henry was de-
lighted with the idea Of the county
fair and strongly urged that perman-
ent arrangements be made for the
grounds and stock accommodations.
He said he was willing to do his
share and expressed his belief that
many other farmers feel the same
way about it.
Dan Haley drew first prize for his
Hereford bull.
Swine and Sheep Department.
1t required twenty pens to &C
commodate the swine and sheep brot
to the Kandiyohi County Fair.
Aug. Jordin Of New London brot
in fine lot Of Poland China hogs. He
drew two first and three second
premiums. Mr.. Jordin is good boos-
ter for the idea of a greater county
flair.
| Robert Thompson took first prem
ium on Poland China boar, and CLAUS
Anderson third. The last named took
the prize for the best aged herd.
Albert Norling took LIST, End and
3rd prizes for 1912 Poland China
boar pigs, and third prize for SOW
pigs.
John Swenson drew three first
prizes, four second prizes and one
third prize for his Duroc Jerseys.
| Bonham Bros. drew first prize for
1912 boar pig, and third prize for
sow pig.
P. j. Haley drew three first priz-
es, one second and two third prizes
with his pens Of Chester White hogs.
| c. L. McNelly drew two firsts, one
second and one third with his Berk-
shire hogs.
! john TAFT Of Harrison carried off
six first prizes, 3 second prizes and
one third prize for his herd Of Shrop-
shire sheep.
Alfred Blomquist won two first and
two second prizes for grade Shrop-
shires.
Poultry.
The poultry owners who showed
this year had the benefit of the SER
vices of a first class licensed Judge.
There was a good deal Of interest
taken i'm viewing the exhibits Of poul-
try, altho the number Of entries were
not as large as expected.
T. j. Lawson Of New London took
2 first prizes on Barred Plymouth
Rocks and one special.
Swan Nelson took second prize on
Barred Plymouth Rocks and the
same on White Wyandottes and one
special.
Henry Howell took first on White
Plymouth Rocks and Rose Comb
Rhode Island Reds.
John Tygeson Of Raymond took
first and second on White Wyan-
dottes.
W. M. Chase took third prize on
White Wyandottes.
M. O. Flesland drew two first priz-
es, g second and l third ON his sin
gle Comb and Red Rose Comb Rhode
Island Reds, and second for Bronze
Turkeys.
| Martin Peterson drew first prize
for Light Brahmas.
| j. B. Boyd drew first prize for Rose
Comb Brown Leghorns and A. J.
Forstrom first for chicks of same
variety.
Nels Anderson took first for White
Single Comb Leghorn chicks.
| N. Mcintyre took first and second
prizes for Rose Comb Buff Leghorn.
| Mrs. F. Head took first for An
delusion Blues.
| H. Crasswell took first for Pekin
ducks and first for Toulouse geese.
| Godfrey Holzinger took first for
pigeons.
| Adeline Marshall took first for best
exhibit of rabbits.
| Several special prizes we're paid to
e. L. Thorpe, T. I. eastman and R.
| 7. Haley.
Bread, Cakes and Pies.
Loaf Of Home Made White Bread
Mrs. T. I. eastman, LIST; Mrs. N.
B. Arithson, End.
| Loaf of Home Made Graham
Bread-Mrs. Ben Benson, LIST; Sig
rid Nelson, End.
! Loaf Of Home Made Whole Wheat
Bread Pearl Bitterness, LIST; Mrs. T.
lScotton, End.
Loaf of Home Made Rye Bread
Mrs. John A. johnson, 1st; Mrs. Ole
Solverson, End.
Half Dozen Raised Biscuits-Mrs.