Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-01-10
PRIZES FOR
STOCK 4 GRAIN
List of Prizes Offered for Exhib-
It's at the Short Course,
January 22.27.

Grain, Corn and Poultry show to be
held at WiAmar Jan. % to 27 are we'll
under way. The committees on priz-
es give out so far the following list
of prizes to be awarded at the show.
The poultry prizes were not handed
in in time for this issue, but will be
given next week. The list Of prizes
with rules governing the contest will
shortly appear in circular form, and
will give complete information and
program:
HORSES.
Farm team-1st, 500 pound Fair
banks Union Scale; End, $500; 3rd,
set Of chimes.
Farm mare - 1st, $4.00; End,
$500; 3rd, The Farmer.
Under year old colt-1st, $4.OO;
End, $500; 3rd, The Farmer.
CATTLE.
Beef Bull, Pure Bred-1st, $4.00;
End, Hoard's Dairyman; 3rd, Farm,
Stock & Home.
B~ef Cow, Pure Bred or Grade
1st, $4.OO; End, Hoard's Dairyman;
3rd, Farm, Stock & Home.
Dairy Bull, Pure Bred-lst, $4.00; :;
2nd, Hoard's Dairyman; 3rd, Farm,
Stock & Home.
Dairy Cow, Pure Bred or Grade
1st, $4.00; End, Hoard's Dairyman
3rd, Farm, Stock & Home.
HOGS.
Boar, Pure Bred-1st, $4.OO; End,
Hog Watering Trough; 3rd, Hoard's
Dairyman.
Sow, Pure Bred-1st, $4.00; End,
Hoard's Dairyman; 3rd, Farm, Stock
& Home.
Fat Hog-1st, Corn Grader; End,
Meal Ticket; 3rd, Farm, Stock &
Home.
Sweep Stakes, 10 Ears-1st, 500.
Yellow Dent, 10 Ears-1st, $500;
End, $500; 3rd, $500; 4th, $1.00;
5th, $l.0O; 9th, $1:O0. ~
White Dent, 10 Ears-1st, $500 ;
End, $500; 3rd, $500; 4th, $1.oo;
5th, $1.O0; 9th, $1.0O.
Best 10 Ears Exhibited by Boy
Under 16-Silver Cup to become the
personal property Of the boy win
ming the prize during 3 consecutive
years.
WHEAT.
Best Peck-1st, Fern Dish; End,
The Farmer; 3rd, The Northwestern
Agriculturist.
OATS.
Best Peck-1st, $500 of fancy
seed oats; End, $4.00 Of fancy seed
| oats; 3rd, The Farmer.
BARLEY.
Best aPeck-1st, Donation from
Hudson, Thurber Co.; End, The Far
mer; 3rd, The Northwestern Agricul-
turist.
Farmers Stock Judging Contest
1st, John Deere l4-inch Plow; 2nd
$500; 3rd, The Northwestern Agri-
culturist.
Farmers Corn Judging Contest
1st, $4.O0; End, The Northwestern
Agriculturist; 3rd, Farm, Stock &
Home.
Students Stock Judging Contest
1st, $500; End, $500; 3rd, $500
18th, The Northwestern Agriculturist
POULTRY.
| In charge Of the Kandiyohi Count,
Poultry Association.
| Supt. M. O. Flesland, New London
| Full premium list for poultry will
be published in the circular which
will be issued the latter part of thi!
week.
These prizes SHOULD prove attrac
tive enough to bring out a fine ex
hibit. The exhibits will be used il
the judging and in the practical wor]
Of the week. This will therefor
prove an excellent opportunity to ge
information regarding the quality o
your products. Let everybody pla
to take part in the show by bringin
the best Of their products for exhibi
ton.
The following have enrolled in ad
dition to the list published last week
H. B. jacobson, /. J. Campbell, 4
, D. Campbell, Pete Anderson, l. n
< Nelson, A, J. Morris, j. J. Hamne.
C. H.. Masterson, P. Franson, A.
Johnson, J. P. johnson, P. N. Olso1
P. P. Johnson, Andrew Peterson, E,
lex Moline, Ernst R. Swensen, A,
n thur H. Erickson, Carl J. Gotthol.
e A. W. Chalberg, Victor Bergquis
William Carlson, Charles J. Nelso1
e Mr.. Braek, d. B. Spencer, g. H. OF
terness, L. A. Gaut, Mr.. 6aut, 81
= Mr.. Lewis, j. Fl. Martin, L. A. vii
I Mr.. Hanson, Isaac Jorstad, Dr. H.
Porter, DR., J, C, Jacobs.
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