The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-22
COMPLETE AWARDS
AT POULTRY SHOW
LIST or THOSE WHO HAD WIN.
MING BIRDS AT THE SHOW LAST
WEEK NOT PREVIOUSLY MEM
TONED IN THE FoRuM-soME
FINE EXHIBITS.

fN TIE
FINE EXHIBITS.
Following is the final list Of awards
made at the poultry show held last
week and not previously mentioned IN
The Forum. This completes the awards
made at the show except for the win
ners Of the egg laying contest:
s. s. Hamhurss.
First Pullet--J. C. Collins, Fargo;
second, third and fourth, Mrs. F. g,
Mitchell, Crookston, Mimi.
First and Second Hen-Mrs. f. G.
Mitchell; third, Christ Ahrens; fourth,
Mrs. r. G. Mitchell.
First Cooke. Ahrens.
First and Second Cockerel-Mrs. F.
C. Mitchell.
Buff Orpinston.
First and Second Cockerel-Sun Kist
Orpington Yards. Oriska, ". D.
s. c. White orpington.
First and Second Hen-Mrs. +. G.
Mitchell.
First Pullet-Theo. Nesbit, Fargo;
second, Mrs. r. C. Mitchell; third and
fourth, Theo. Nesbit.
First Cockerel-Mrs. r. C. Mitchell;
second and third, Theo. Nesbit; fourth,
Gust Lindblom, Moorhead, MINI.
First Cock-Gust Liudblofn.
Buff Cochin Bantam.
First. Second ana Third PuIlet-E.
FL. D~revenskraft, Judson, N. d.
First Cock. G. Collins.
First Cockerel-E. H. Drevenskraft;
second, Kari Engerud.
First and Second Hen-E. H. Drew
1enskraft; third. Karl Engerud; fourth,
e. H. Drevenskraft.
8. c. Buff Leshorns.
First, Second, Third and Fourth
Pullet-Mrs. f. G. Mitchell.
First, Second and Third Cockerel-
Mrs. f. G. Mitchell.
First, Second and Third Hen-E. H.
Drevenskraft, Judson, N. d.; fourth,
Mrs. F. c. Mitchell.
First Cock-E. II. Drevenskraft.
First Pen-Mrs. F. c. Mitchell.
s. c. White Leshorn.
First. Second, Third and Fourth
Pullet-Hausman n Poultry Farm,
HilIsboro, N. d; third and fourth,
Johnston Stock & Farm Co, Marion,
N. ID.
First Cockerel-Mrs. Pastor, Moor
head. Mimi; second, Hausmann Poul-
try Farm: third, Mrs. f. G. Mitchell;
fourth, Johnston S. & F. Co.
First, Second and Third Cock
Johnston S. & F. Co.; fourth Haus-
mann Poultry Farm.
r. C. White Leshorn.
First, second Third and Fourth
cock-Mrs. John Violin, Merriheld. N.
D.
First. Second, Third and Fourth
Cockerel-Mrs. John Violin.
$ First, Second, Third and Fourth
Pullet-Mrs. John Woln,
First, Second, Third and Fourth
Hen-Mrs. John Wolff.
s. C. Brown Laahorn.
First Cock-Mrs. f. C. Mitchell.
First cockerel-Mrs. r. @. Mitchell;
second. Pine Hill Poultry Farm, Haw-
ley, MINI.
First, Second and Third Pullet-Pine
Hill Poultry Farm; fourth. Mrs. F. G.
Mitchell.
First, Second and Third Hen-Mrs.
F. C. Mitchell.
FIRST and second Pen-Mrs. F. c.
Mitchell.
Winners Of Association Medals.
Membership premiums offered by
the North Dakota State Poultry as
ISOLATION, members of the latter only
eligible to compete for the special
grand prize silver medals, were
awarded as follows:
Highest scoring Brown LeghornS
Mrs. r. G. Mitchell, Crookston, score
s2h.
Highest scoring White Leghorns,
George Hausrnan, Hillsboro. score 81.
Highest scoring Barred Plymouth
Rock, r. B. Reed, Armenia. score 81.
Highest scoring White Plymouth
Rock, Frances Heaps, Mapleton, score
s4A.
Highest scoring Wyandotte, George
Hausman, score "a.
Highest scoring Orpington, Theo-
dore Nesbit, score ssM.
Highest scoring bird in Dutch class,
Mrs. r. C. Mitchell. score s1&.
0 SC0AI A6 bAAA III I1anL6IU
class, Mrs. Drevenskraft, Judson, N,
D., score s21s.
Highest scoring turkey, L Guldeu.
score SO.
Highest scoring Rhode Island Red,
e. S. Person. Minot, score 9sh.
Highest scoring Brahma, c. C. Dibley,
score 92M.
Highest scoring LAngshang, L. Al,
TauFbsrt. Casselton. score S21k.
Highest scoring hen of any variety,
George Hausman, score 1876.
The best bird In show was a Barred
Plymouth Rock, owned by Frances
Heape Of Mapleton, score s4A.
Northwest Branch silver medal to
best bird In Bantam class, owned by
q. H. Drevenskraft, Judson. N. ID.
White Turkey.
First hen, John Corneilson, Moor
head, first cock, John Corneilson.
Bronze Turkey.
First pullet, Il. Gulden; second. q.
r. Talbot, Moorhead: third and fourth,
Emil Lambert, Moorhead.
First. hen, Il. Gulden; second and
third, Email Lambert; fourth, G. d.
Talbot.
First cockerel, 4. Golden, second,
Edgewood Farm. Fargo: third. d.
Gulden; fourth. Edgewood Farm.
First cock, L. Gulden; second. q.
E. Talbot; third, Edgewood Farm.
fourth, Emil Lambert.
indian Runner pucks.