Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
Live Stock Show Is A Marvellous AttractionH

has Salisbury Of Rolette and Hart
brothers of Marvel, are here with
Jerseys, a fine herd.
In the sheds behind the barn are
more Dakota cattle. The Willowbrook
farm Of Larinnore and the Greendale
farm Of Cogswell. both showing Aber-
deem Angus. Just west Of them in the
herd OF Herefords. Eastgate brothers
are showing a big herd of Angus cat
tie.
Barn c has Red Polled and Jerseys.
The latter are owned al Fargo and
are off the South Park farm. The
Jean Duluth farm has a large herd
Of Red Polled as has w. s. Hill of
Alexandria, s. D. Next to this barn are
the new sheds in which are housed
Lilac Hedge cattle owned by j. D.
Bacon and in which he has his big
mixers are being shown. Among
them is the worlds record mixer.
This breed Of cattle is being Judged
by e. j. Bresieus of saltwater, Mimi,
a breeder Of Holsteins.
Barn B has a herd Of prize winning
short horns owned by the Arnold farm
at Galesville, wis. Cander Of Aber-
winners and Isaac Lincoln Of Aber-
deem has a well kept herd Of Galloway
cattle. They are especially attractive
and In fine condition.
Barn a has two herds. George
Smith of DeSmet, S. D., has a bunch
Of prize winning Herefords and Car
penter and Carpenter of Baraboo,
Wis, has shorthorns.
Today at 1880 H. r. Smith of the
University Of Minnesota agricultural
college, who is Judging beef cattle
and who is a we'll known authority Of
the subject, gave a lecture in the
Judging ring on beef cattle and used
all the stock on hand for the purpose
in his demonstrations.
st. Paul Exhibit.
In close connection with this is the
exhibit which the Union stockyards
Of South St. Paul las on the grounds.
The aim of the stock company is to
educate the farmer by the demonstra-
tons there In the raising of stock for
selling. 1t is under the direction of
". c. Kalash of the University of
Minnesota agricultural college, and
j. H. Kalash, assistant. The former
Is a young man who is making a spe-
cialty of that line of work and has
been in it all his life. He recently
won a gold medal in a Judging con-
test and is thoroughly capable in his
line.
Mr.. Kalash' has an interesting little
talk which takes about forty minutes
and he gives q lot Of information in
that time. Taking first the cattle, he
shows tho farmer the kind that make
the best feeders and contrasts them
with poor stock, having both present.
He shows in actual figures where the
loss and gain Is made and the stock
that is used in the demonstration is
thai which has been purchased at the
stockyards a week ago. He does the
same with hogs and sheep. Having
finished that he has large photos OF
beef. pork n mutton %carcasses
which he uses in illustrating the diff
ferent cuts in meat, showing which
Is the best and where 1t is cut from
Horses.
While the horse department Is not
quite as big as last year, it is fully
satisfactory. The largest exhibitors
are Ellison of LaMoure, who are show
Forks, showing Belgians; Donald
Campbell of Hannaford, showing
Clydes: Paulson Of Hannaford, has
Percheons; John Nevills Of East
Grand Forks has Clydes and Frank
Riske Of Mimic has Belgians.
The light horses. harness horses
mules, jacks and Shetland ponies were
judged this forenoon.
All the horses are Of class and
those who win here may compete ir
other fairs with the confidence tina,
they will be in the winning. The Jear
Duluth farm has a fine exhibit oil
Shetland ponies and there is also a
good showing of mules and Jacks.
Hogs.
There is a fine entrance list in the