The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-31
JUDGING Of CATTLE
PROGRESSING At
LIVELY RATE
Finest Herds in Northwest
Have Been Brought to
Grand Forks.

Judging in the cattle department
menced yesterday by Prof. Curtis Of
Ames. Iowa, and he made good pro-
gress. 1t is expected that the task
will be completed today. The awards
made follow:
Hcrcfords.
]. G. Mills of Hannaford, N. D., car
ried off all the prizes in the Hereford
department.. his herd winning three
year bull, one year bull, senior bull
calf, three year cow, senior heifer
calf, junior heifer calf. senior cham
pion bull. Junior champion heifer,
grand champion bull, aged herd,
grand champion cow, young herd,
calf herd. and group prizes. produce
of one COW.
Red Polls.
In the Red Polls class, W. S. Hill
Of Alexandria. S. D., was the winner
with his herd, pulling down the
tries.
In the Galloways. Isaac Lincoln. of
Aberdeen, S. D., was the winner Of
the money with his fine string.
Aberdeen Angus-Brccding Stock.
Bull. three years old or oVer-First,
Eastgate Bros, Larimore.
Bull two years old and under three
First. Eastgate Bros.
Bull one year old and under two
First. Geo. Coulter, Mallory.
Bull senior calf-First, Geo. Coul-
ter, Mallory.
Bull Junior calf-First, Geo. Coul-
ter, Mallory.
Cow three years old or over-First,
and second. Geo. Coulter; third and
fourth, Eastgate Bros.
Cow or heifer, two years old and
under ~three-First, Coulter; second,
Eastgate Bros.
Heifer senior yearling-First. Coul-
ter.
Heifer junior yearling-First, Coul-
ter.
Heifer Junior calf-First. Coulter;
second and third, Eastgate Bros.
Senior Champion bull-First, East
gate Bros.
Junior champion bull-First, East
gate Bros.
Senior champion COW or heifer-
First. Eastgate Bros; second, Coul-
ter.
Junior champion heifer-First,
Coulter.
Grand champion bull any age
First, Eastgate Bros.
Grand champion COW or heifer any
age-First. Eastgate Bros.
Young herd-First, Coulter.
Calf h~erd-First. Coulter.
Two animals. either sex groups
produce one cow-First, Coulter; sec
ond. Eastgate Bros.
Four animals, either sex. get OF
one sire-First. Eastgate Bros.
Some Fine Herds.
There are some decidedly fine
herds on display at the fair grounds
cattle barns, and yesterday they serN-
ed as a big attraction to the crowds.
The fact that the judging in all de-
partments Of the cattle section will
makes the display more interesting to
the average visitors, as they are now
able to see the animals with the rib
bons they have won.
In the first barn the Rosendale
guernsey herd, owned by Chas. ]. Hill
of Rosendale, Wis, is on exhibit. This
is the first time that this herd has
been shown at a Grand Forks fair,
and to the cattle men, 1t has been
particularly interesting.
The Spring City stock farm herd.
owned by Adam Seitz of Waukausha,
Wis, is to be found in the same build
ing. This is a herd of Ayrshires. and
it is a new departure for the Grand
Forks exposition also. The Ayrshires
are a decidedly classy stock.
The Lilac Hedge farm exhibit of
Holsteins and the Dakota Farm herd,
owned by P. A. Zollman, Alexandra,
s.. D., Of Holstein-Fresians, serve to
make the second barn decidedly in
teresting to all visitors.
Mrs. p. ]. Moen of East Grand
Forks has her string Of Jerseys in the
barn also. Her string made a fine
showing at the fair in Fargo last
week.
In the third barn, the Aberdeen
Angus herd owned by Geo. Coulter
of Mallory. Mimi. the W. S. Hill herd
of Red Polls from Alexandria, S. D.
the Eastgate Bros, herd Of Angus
from the Willow Bank farm near
Larimore, hold forth, and to the
stock followers of the northwest.
nothing more need be said. The ex-
cellence of these several herds is suf-
fcient guarantee that the barn will
prove popular.
In the fourth barn there are the
Isaac Lincoln herd of Galloways, be
ing one Of the best known herds of
the northwest. while the Mills & Sons
herd Of whitefaces from the Fairview
farm at Hannaford also have a place
in this barn.
Associations Reputation Maintained.