The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-17

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Judge Clayton of Chicago, who made
the AWARDS, stated that his was the:
best show of the size he had been at
and he expressed himself as being
very much pleased with its manage
ment and the class of dogs that were.
shown. Already President Cowie and
Secretary Porritt and the other mem
bers of the board are making prep
arations for the show next year. The
following were the awards in specials:
The sweepstakes. which means the
best dog in the SHOW OF any class,
was won by j. q. Turner. with Count
KEN, OF Grand Forks; a setter dog.
'rhe prize was the $50 cup given by
the commercial club of his city.
The awards in the other classes
were as follows. The class has noth-
ing whatever tt with the standing of
the dog, but refers to the prize:
The Benton & Newman c@p went
to John c.. Fletcher of Winnipeg and
another cup went to the same.
The First National bank cup for
the best dog or bitch in the sporting
line went to Count KEN.
M. l. Lasson's prize tor the best
local dog was given to Noodles, Leigh
Crowns bitch.
The best local Russian wolf hound
prize went to &. "A. Fraser of this city.
j. j. Jordan's cup, for the best non
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vi Tower Cry, on his st. Bernard.
The best transporting local dog
went to f.. N. Hanft, q Boston terrier,
and the second went to DIR. Fulton OF
Moorhead.
The Porritt cup for the best Canad-
iarA dog. went to A. r. Muchmor,
Winnipeg, Canada, for his Airedaie.
The DR.. Fulton cup for the best
dog owned and handled by a lady,
went to Mrs. f. ~. Hanft for her Bos-
ton terrier,
T. p. Riley's prize. the second for
the same, went to Miss Lucinda Bar
low, for her collie.
The Hhbertz prize Of an enlarged
photograph for the best local dog or
bitch, went to Mrs. IT. N. Hanft for
her Boston terrier, Tess.
All of the above We're In the un-
classified list of prizes.
The Classified List.
The special prizes in this list are
Sc. Bernards-s. +. sherman, row
er City, firstS Fl. r. Clough, Fargo,
second.
Great Danes-John c. Fletcher,
Winnipeg. first; Edward Law, Fargo,
second.
O,Brien, Winnipeg, tirsti Angus Fras-
er, Fargo, second.
Gray Hounds-A. r. Mcdonald, Bis
Fox Hounds-Thomas Grifiths,
Grand Forks. first: J. N. Aldritt. VIM
nipeg, second.
Pointers--y. @. Kobold, Winnipeg,
first and second prizes; b. y. Mitchell,
Gardner, third; Leigh Brown, Fargo,
fourth, and w. w. Sturman, fifth.
English Setters-Mrs. ]. Fl Turner,
Grand Forks, first; W. j. Morgan,
Fargo, second; Mrs. Turner, third;
+ w. y. Morgan, fourth; John s, john
SON., Fargo, fifth, w. f. Morgan took
sixth and seventh.
Gordon Setters-F. g. Martin, Hope,
first; O.. o. Goldberg, Enderlin. Sec
Ond5 M. j. Foy, Fargo.
Chesapeakes-J. r.. Frisbee OF Lis-
bon had first and third and Jesse Jen-
sen of Casselton had second.
Irish Water Spaniels-J. A. Craig
of Tracy, Mimi, first; Thomas Green
shields Of Fargo, second.
Cocker Spaniels-FTank Miller Of
Winnipeg. first; Miss Marion Suther-
land. Fargo, second.
BeagIes-Thomas Gritdths, Grand
Forks, first.
Dachshunds-First and second, Bob
Ramsey, Fargo.
Collies-J. IA. Craig, Tracy, Mimi,
first; Tom Miner. Winnipeg, second;
j. Al. Craig. third; Fred "A. Bowers,
largo. fourth; ]. "A. Craig, fifth.
Dalmatians-A Canant, Fargo,
FIRST; Mrs. e. Robinson, second.
Bull Dogs-H. ID. Smith, Winnipeg,
first; Mrs. b. Il. Fulton, Moorhead,
second and third. S. +. Euren, Moor
head, fourth; Mrs. p. III, Humphrey,
Mocrhead, fifth.
nipeg, first; 3. Bate Locke, Chicago,
4 second and third. DIR. c.. 8. stevens.