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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-29
MILTON.

The Rev. and Mrs. s. f. Cooley have
returned from their vacation and ne oc-
cupied his pulpit again last Sundav'-M MISS
Cladvs Perry and Miss Marie Ladue nave
returned from a visit with Miss Dorothy
and Miss Esther Frost of Middleoury'-
Mr. and Mrs. J. T.. Wagner and two chill
dren spent Sunday with friends In swan
,.n-Mrs. c. T.. Rogers and Miss harriet
popers have gone to their cottage NJ
Camp Martin for the summer. They have
no guests Robert and Harriet Teachout
~ south Lancaster. Mass.-Mr. and Mrs.
1oonard Martin who were married In
darlington saturday, have returned, and
ere with Mrs. Martins mother, Mrs. Ida
1evanaway.-Mrs. Wilson Jackson and
children Of Burlington are visiting Mr..
1ackson's father, c. II. Jackson.-Harold
Draner has gone to Windsor, where he has
n nosition,-Misscs Glenna and Thelma
pbelne have returned from a visit In st.
AIhans with their sister, Mrs. Harry Mac
Nilan-Mis Davis, missionary superin-
+andent of the State Christion EndeaVor
Union. will speak at the Congregational
Church Thursday e~vening.-Mrs. Kate
Clark and daughter are on an automobile
trip through Massachusetts.-Mr. and Mrs
+ :. Tsham of Burlington are spending
a few days at the Clark farm.-Mr. ana
Mrs. ]. Henry Cincent of Concord n H.
are the parents of a son born July -
Mrs. Vincent will be remembered as MISS
Marie Laramy of this place.-Mr. bea','e
and daughters of Barre spent the Week
end at the home of W NJ. Randall'-M's
Minnie St. Johns. and nioceS' Grace an"
Edna Edgerly of Boston arrived MohunS
10 spend several wccks.-Miss beatrice
Marvin of Fairfax is visiting her SISTER
Mrs John Townc-Mrs. HibDard ana
daughters. Blanche ana Dcane of BOSTON,
IRE visiting at the home OF William Prem
tiss. Sr.-Mrs. George Thomas and son
have returned to their home in Boston,
pfter Spending several weeks at the home
Of f.. ~. Martin.-Lawrence barrett Is
taking his vacation and Theodore Martin
Is clerking ut the Kennedy store In ms
place.-About $40 was cleared at the lawn
partv held at the home of Ray Grow
Misses Gladys Perry and Marie Ladue
have returned from Middlebury after
pa ssirg several days with the Misses
Frost.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-29
ENOSBURG.

About GO people We're pleasantly enter
tanned by DR.. and Mrs. stevens at Maple
Grange Friday cVcning.-A daughter was
born to Mr., and Mrs. G. L. Nichols Mon
day.-A. {. Call from Keene, y. Y, spent
a part Of last week in this place.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-29

The missionary meeting was helo yes
terday with Mrs. ELY Whttten'- Mrs. =
Il. Green spent Sunday with her oro,her'
Fav Nichols, in Richmond.
At the Methodist Church, the Pas'o'
has planned for a series OF sermons Oh
Tho parable of the sower, Tor the mont"
of August. The subject Tor next sun
aov will he, THE Sower and the Sceu'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-29
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-29

Montreal MIR. ana Mrs. A a. Cheese-
man arc visiting Mr.. Cheeseman's broth
cr, Fred, in EllenburR, y. =.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-29

lCenssAaer en- page fo~r).
The Dickinson press., 1915-04-24
BUSINESS LOCALS

All my furniture for sale. Mrs.
Dehlinger-adv. 3-2O-tf
Small Flat to rent. Call at the
Parker market.-adv. 4-1O-tf
Room for rent. Inquire at Welton
Mcdonald & Co., drug store:
adv. 2-27-tf
For dressmaking call on Mrs. S. M.
Grub, 4th door north of the library.
adv. 4-1O-1ptf
Four young, sound, broken mares
for sale. Mrs. Candee, Gladstone.
adv. 4-17-2t
For Sale-The Brown Dairy has 8
stanchions of the James Co. make on
hand.-adv. 2-27-tf
For Rent-7 room house, nearly mod
ern, 3O2 End Ave. E. Address Mrs. J.
A. McAndress.-adv. 3-27-tf
Man and wife wish to get position
either in town or country. Inquire
at PRESS office.-adv. 4-10-2p
For Sale-Two pool tables in good
condition. Call or write M. H. Tall
madge, Dfckinson.-adv. 9-27-4t
MONEY-We a place a few loans
on First Farm Mortgages-1nterest
low.7John Orchard.-adv. 3-27-tf
Eggs for sale-Single Comb Rhode
Island Reds, $1.50 for Is; SIS for 100.
J.: A. Dobson, Dickinson.
adv. 3-13-3mp
Grimm Alfalfa seed for sale, at SOC
per h., 45c in 25 lb. lots. Absolutely
pure. S. P. Jensen, Zenith, N: D.
adv. Asp
Monogram and University goods at
the Dickinson Mercantile Co. They
cost more but are worth it.-adv.
8-39-tf
Experienced gas tractor engineer
wants position; has handled Rumly,
Big 4 and I. H. C. engines. Oliver
Ash, Oneida, Ill.-adv. 4-10-3t
Farm Loans-prompt service, un-
limited amounts of money available.
W. F. Blume, office over Dickinson
Mercantile Co.-adv. 2-6-tf
For tire repairs go to the Dickin-
son Vulcanizing Shop on Willard
Street. You a also get your gaso-
line, oils and tires here.-adv. 4-24-2t
Eggs for Matching from pure bred
barred Plymouth Rocks Of the bred
today strain. 60c per setting of Is.
Sam Brand, Box 144, Taylor, N. D.
adv. 424-2t
Repairing promptly attended to and
all work guaranteed. Let us figure
your job, we al save you money.
Drop in and let us talk it over with
you. Halstead & Bailey.-adv. 3-13-tf
Eggs for Hatching-From winter
laying strain of Single Combed Rhode
Island Reds that are red. Is for
$1.50. Mrs. Albert Nielsen, Box sos,
Dickinson.-adv. 3-6-8t
We can supply anything you need
in plants this spring. We have fine
geraniums, pansies, asters, etc.; also
%shrubbery, peonies, gladiolas, and all
vegetable plants. Come up and pick
out what you need. Dickinson Floral
Co.-adv. 1t
The Dickinson press., 1915-04-24
LOCAL NEWS

Robert Wilcox went to his ranch on
Monday.
]. V. lessen has bought an Oldsmo--
bile Of Ellis Hoist.
Cashier Harvey Owens was able to
go to Manning o. Wednesday.
Peter Vovark from the country
northwest was found insane and taken.
to Jamestown.
w. J. Motley said Tuesday that he
was seeding nearly rs acres per day:
with his engine.
H. F. Schroeder was out to Killdeer'
this week to see about renting his,
Dunn county land.
Clarence Parker was down from
South Heart on Wednesday to get re-
pairs for his engine.
Engineer Joe Regain was in Dickin-
son a day this week looking after
the property of his late brother.
Harry Luce was in from Regent
the first of the week to get his mother,
Mrs, Luce. who visits the family in
the country for a short time,
Miss Katherine Coleman was irR
| Jamestown the first of the week: at
tending to matters in connection with.
the State Board of Control investiga-
ton.
Otto Schneider, wanted on a charge
of bootlegging at Richardton, was ar
ested this week at Halliday and
brought to Dickinson. He will have
a hearing on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Burgess autoed;
to Dickinson last Friday to attend the
home talent play and returned to
Medora Saturday. They were accom-
panied back to Medora by Miss
Marguerite R~udiselle, who visited with
| friends there until Monday when she
returned to this city.
The Dickinson press., 1915-04-24

Carl Riemann is out with an auto
mobile.
Regular Masonic dance at the hall
Saturday evening.
Attorney H. A. Mackoff came down
from Belfeld on No. 2 Tuesday.
Mrs. A. P. Nachtwey has recovered
from a serious case Of tonsilitis.
Mrs. C. E. Allen and children re
turned home to Livingston on Mon
day.
Henry Sorenson of Belfeld was a
business visitor in Dickinson on Tues
day.
A son was born recently to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Brose of the Luhmann
settlement.
T. G. Saunders was in this week and
took his wife and children to the ranch
OF Thursday.
A daughter was born recently to
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rickmann in
the country south.
Jacob Hatzenbuhler of Gaylord
was operated on at st. Joseph's hos
pital last Saturday.
Lyman Sumpter and Ole Vikes of
Halliday were over this week with a
Dunn county prisoner.
Untrimmed hats at the Vogue Sat-
urday, April "a, for SOC and $1.OO.
Former values up to $4.-adv. 1t
J. w. Reed was in Killdeer and
Manning this week looking after the
placing of oil tanks for their stores.
Miss Dorothy Gobler was able to
resume her work in the Crowl-Schroe-
der store Wednesday, after an illness
of a week and a half.
Sauer & Lenhart will move into the
Walton building the first of the
month, taking the room formerly used
by the Dickinson Wardrobe. The
room is being decorated this week and
put in shape for the new tenants.
George MetcaH of Manning was at
the Dickinson u. S. land office on
Wednesday when he secured a 40-acre
tract of isolated land at $3.50 per
ill., | H-F -- f"T "-r
The Dickinson press., 1915-04-24

Mrs. w. l.. Prindle and Mrs. R. B.
Lee and children of Gladstone autoed
to Dickinson Wednesday morning, re-
turning the same day.
Cards have been received this week
by friends of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Dins-
more, formerly of Dickinson, announc-
ing the birth of an eight pound son,
Henry Martin Dinsmore, on April 16,
at Roundup, Mont.
The Dickinson press., 1915-04-24

Mrs. Max LANCE and children
autoed to Dickinson Wednesday and
returned to their home at Killdeer
Friday.
Mayor White, J. C. F. Parker and
Billy Parker went to Belfeld and
Fryburg in the formers car Wednes-
day. On their return they were &C.
companied by Albert O. Christensen,
cashier of the bank at Fryburg.
The Dickinson press., 1915-04-24
LOCAL NEWS

The Vogue will have an untrimmed
hat sale Saturday, April "a. Values
up to 81; sale prices, Soc and $1.OO.
adv. 1t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-09
DISPLAY AT FAIR
OF LOCAL CONCERN
Wheeling corrusatins Co. Shows that
Everything In Galvanized Ware
is Made Here

One Of the displays at the state fair
that is attracting much attention Is
that Of the Wheeling Corrugating com
pany in the Exposition building. Il Is
one that must be seen TO be appreci-
ated and IL Is also one Of interest not
only 10 the visitor but 10 the local
resident. as 10 shows nearly all pro-
ducts manufactured by this large and
enterprislng local concern
The Corrueating company has a
large factory a. Martins Ferry and
also one in this city and the goods
manufactured are sent 10 an parts OF
the world There is almost nothing
In the galvanized line that o. not
turned out BY them
The splendid display includes gal
vanizod buckets. measures Of all
kinds tubs wash basins and pals Of
all shapes and si7es There is Ere
fighting tank holding six buckets filled
with chemicals az an times. the buck.
cts being 20 arranged that they are
hlled one after the other as they are
pulled out Oh cans. water spouts.
orchard heaters. metal shingles. con
ductor pipe. roofing and sidinFs OF an
designs. and many other articles are
listed in the catalogues
The hre buckets are used by farm
ers In all parts Of the world. by the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-09
CATTLE AWARDS
ARE ANNOUNCED
BEEF BREEDS

Bull years old or over-F. n. Lowe
6aalrm0nt. W. Va, first; James v Hin.
4 Son Jackson Center. pa third, j ri
DevOls Sons. Marietta. o.. fourth.
SUI SUI two years old and under three-
Senior yearling bull-G. w. Carroll a
sons. hrst. }. H. Devofs Sons second
Junior yearling bull-James NJ. Hill.
Senior bull eaIf-G. w. Carroll a
sons. hrst; James V. Hin. second. p n
ss.owe third and NTH. J. n. Devors Sons
Junior bull calf-James V. Hill arst
ana second F. z. Lowe. second: j. N.
llevol : sons. third. @. W. Carroll 4
son. fourth.
Cow. three years old or over-James
Devors sons. third: q. w. caIroii q =
Sons. fourth.
Cow two years old and under three
ond: @. W. Carroll 4 sons ,b b1yGe' sec e
Devois Sons. fourth
senior yearling heifer-James V. hin.
hrst q. W Carroll q Son. second
Junior gcarling heifer-James V. hin.
asrst; 9. w, Carroll a Son. second and
i's Senior , bs X L9 ss,s tthirdb -. =.
and third. James v. hin. second: q. w
carroll a son. fourth and hftb.
nrst q. ". Carroll. second. =. r. Lowe.
James v. Hni received the ribbons FOR
.euipr champion bull. junior champion
bull. grand champion bull. senior cham
pion COW. junior champion COW ana
grand champion COW
Aged Herd.
James v. HllL nrat p. " Lowe. sec
ond and q. vs. Carroll. third.
Breeders young herd-Inr1o v rf1t
hrEt o. w Carroll A. Sons second
Calf herd-Iames W HuiI INST. b.
third, J. a. Devora Sons fourth
Get ~ airc-Iamen ~ Tf1f nrrf ana
second p. T. Lowe. third. q. W. Car
Produce 81 cow-Iauer " Hm frat.
y r. Love. second O. W Carroff 4
Sons third.
shsrt Horns.
huIl three ycara old and ovor-W q
tpFemherEer. THIN. o.. first. g. %
Murrar. Warrington ". Va. second
tuu years Old and undor-C r.
Iohunon. Flushing o.. FIRST
Senior vcnrllnr huli-E D. MURRAY.
fret o.. u Johnson second.
Junior yearlinE buli-W. O. Uouer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-09

for ram two years old ram one year
oid. ram lamb eve two years old. eve
one year old. eve lamb and lock; sec
ond for eve two years old. eve lamb.
hpck. champion ram and champion eve.
n. J. Henderson. Adcna. o.. took sec
onds TOT ram two years Old. rame me
ear old. eve one year old.
Robertson q Robb. Cadiz. o.. took
second on ram lamb.
Doiaine Merino.
- Blamer a. Sons took the following
year ola am I'M ,s , 90 IAN S ohs
eve one year old. ana MOCK. recunds
TOT ram two years old. ram lamb. eve
we years OLD. eve lamb. champion ram
Robertson a Robb took FIRST for eve
lamn. second for eve one year old and
Y. j. Henderson received second for
ram one year old.
French Msrinos Rambouf1st
two years ola. ram one year oid' ram
lamb. eve two years old eve one yer
old. eve lamb and flock seconds for
ram two years old and ram lamb cham
pion ram and champion eve
n. w. Fawcctt a son received Sec
QUO TOT ram one year old. eve two
ter 90 eve one year old. eve lamb
Long wool
includes Llncoinr. LeiccFtera
q Martin. wisdccE Is. Va first
ior rem two years old. ram one year old
fhm nuh. owe two years old. eve one
Near old. eve lamb. nocE. champion ru N
and champion eve.
Dorset Horn.
,. p Henderson. Hickory. Pa. took
hrHf fur ram two years old. frsf and
.r' ono ram one year old. ram lamb.
owe two years old. eve one year old.
eve llmh. hork and champion ram and
champion eve.
Chsviot
Iurnrr a. collins. LaeshurG Kf. fonF
.L-L lgg rom Two re1rH old. ram one
year ODD. eve two wears nIn. eve one
Tn1r ola eve lamb and lock second
for ram lamb and eve two years old
champion rain and champion eve
George Nruhart. second for ram two
Nfrfr Old
o. w Mclaughlin Wavueitan vs.
Va. took second Tor rnmr ono year
gld eve one year old. eve lame ana
nurE
Weaehern
=. TT NiI0EuIN TOOK first and second
Tor Ef1rllur. weather. under ono year
end hrHt for pen of three wcnfhcra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-09

months. SOW years. SOW rs months
SOW ] 2 months. SOW months. SOW under
Q months. SOW and pigs. sucklings.
sweepstakes. champion boar and cham
pion SOW.
Duroc Jersey.
X u. Martin valdez. ". "a. first for
boar years old. LIST boar u months.
hrst boar months. first and second
SOW and five pigs second sweepstakcs.
j. p. Kelly, Aenia. O.. 1st boar L s
months, LIST boar under 8 months. 1st
SOW y months. LIST and End SOW under
months, LIST sweepstakes and champion
boar.
u. j. Henderson. Adena. o. End boar
months. End boar under 8 months, LIST
SOW years old. End SOW 8 months.
thlrd sWeepatakes and champion SOW.
Poland China.
tifChie a HrOkaw. Flushing o. nrats
Tor boar years. boar Is months. boar
~ months. boar months and boar under
months; SOW years old. SOW rs
months. SOW ~ months. SOW s months.
SOW under six months. SOW and 3 pigs,
second FOR boar ~ months. boar 8
months. boar under months. SOW q
years and over SOW rs months. SOW ~
months. SOC months. SOW under 6
months. SOW and 0 pigs. let and End
weepstakcs. champion boar and cham
pluu SOW
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-09
SHEEP JUDGED


nouthdoWua
w. y. Noble Boston. o. frats Tor
ram 2 years old ram amb. owe years
OLD eve hwh. flock. champion ram and
champion eve. second for ram d year
Old ram lamb. eve H year old
Palmer a Turring pat1afala o. FIRST
for ram . year old. eve q year OLD err-
oud Tor ram veara ODD. eve Q years
old. eve lamb ard block
hnropahlre
U W Chane lirurkull.n. U. rrrt flr
rHm 2 years old. ram d NrHr OII. rHm
lauh. eve 2 years do owe lamb. nnrF
Iud champion ram Second .or tar d
year old eve lnrHn
Palmer q Tueelna nrrf owl. r.rr
Oh. rorund ram 2 FfHra ODD ram year
old ram lamb. eve 2 Frara nlI. dock
and champion rwn
American oxford nouu.
Palmer a Iuaaiun fr.f Cor ram .
years Oh ram d rflF odd. rom IHn.n.
eve 2 years old. eve D year DID, nn.t.
Seconds Tor rom lambs owe q years nfI.
eve 4 year DID, eve lamb norE. cham.
uiuu ram. champion eve
Marfnna.
e. Hiamer q Sons. Tohnnfnwn. D. TOOK
hrHf for ram two Nearr ola. rHra one
year nII eve Two NrHra odd owe ono
ear odd. rwH nWh Flnrf nn1 SECOND
Tor lamb one year 0lI ram lamb eve
10 FearH uld owe lamb and champion
Hm nrI champion eve
n " Inurrft q SD CfrrfrrhIu O
ont HrHi fur Unm lrmh and second rnr
we ono year nI- owe lamb HnI rH.H
Marinua.
N.tHrrH uIIuHIH and rUl1Inr. ....r
Q biamcr O. son were awarded Gees
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-09
OAK CHINA
The Chester Manufacturing company
Have Pine Exhibit az Fair
Grounds.

The chester Manufacturing COM
pany has an interesting exhibit on
the main thoroughfare To- the grand
stand in charge OF Mr. McKeen. who
g. showing this unique product 90
falr visitors and also placing agents
Tor the Safety Gas Burner which can
not be turned out or tan pered with
By small children. Prospective agents
would do well 90 call on ar. McKeen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-09

A festival Of scenic beauty-the
night horse show at the State Fair
grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-09

fire-hghting departments. also in all
parts Of the world. and thousands Of
business houses scattered throughout
the United States have placed the
bucket hre-hehting equipment on ev.
cry floor OF their large buildings for
protection. Steamers on the rivers
and lakes also use the containers for
fire protection.
All fair visitors are cordially invit-
ed to attend the big fair. also pay a
personal visit to the wheeling Cor
rugating company's booth and inspect
the display OF local manufactured
goods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-09

berger. first: 4. o. Murray. second: c.
r. Johnson. third.
Senior bull calf-w. c. Rosenbereer.
first: 4. o. Murray. second.
Junior bull calf-W. 9. TtosenncrE-..
Cow three years old or over-W O.
Rosenberger. hrst; r. o. Murray. sec
ond and third
Heifer two years old-W C. Roacu-
berger, hrat: f. o. Murray. second
Senior yearling heifer-W. &. Roaen-
berger, hrEt. =. y, Murray, second
Junior yearllnE heifer-W. g. Roscn-
berger. hrst; T. o; Murray, second
senior heller calf-W. &. Rosenberg
Junior heifer cnIf-w. c. Rosenberg
er hrst and second. E o. Murray.
third and fourth.
W @ RosenbcrEer took the ribbons
for senior champion bull. junior cham
pion bull. grand champion bull. senior
champion COW, grand champion COW.
junior champion COW.
h. u Murray Second.
breeders young herd-W. G. Hoscn-
berger. nrat. r. q. Murray. second.
calf herd-W g. Norfnherror first
and second. r. %. Murray third
Produce Of cow. a. Eoneuhrrrer.
frat and second g. p. johnson. third
Get Of sire-W. g RoaeuberEer. nrHt
and second psi,. q n ng5b5sy, 'h'ra.
had no c--npotition In this class and
we're awarded two championships. sIE-
teen first and eleven seconds.
Fat cattle.
BEST faf steer under two years ~ axe.
D. o. Devoia sons. Marietta. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-09

Judging OF Department A. which in,
cludes French and German coach del
gians. Percheron. Hackney, Suffolk
Punch. Grade draft and ponies was
completed "Wednesday afternoon with
the exception Of the ponies which Will
be judged at $50 this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-09
PONIES TO BE
JUDGED TODAY
AWARDS IN DEPARTMENT A. OF
CLASS HORSES COMPLETED
YESTERDAY.
Bell Brothers Win Honors for Exhibit.
ing Best Stalllons-West Virginia
Animals Take Prizes.

Judging OF Department A. which in
cludes French and German coach del
gians. Percheron. Hackney. Suffolk
Punch. Grade draft and ponies was
completed Wednesday afternoon with
the exception of the ponies which Will
be judged at 1:30 this afternoon.
Grand Champions.
The best draft stations. and breed
Bell Bros. Wooster. Ohio. was
awarded championship on valseur. de
Hemel. Belgian and Milford. Perch
eron, with Limos. Percheron and Nor
gan. Belgian. reserve champions.
II. S. Preston. Louisville. Ohio. was
awarded championship for two best
draft mares, any breed, with CadiIla
and Cadonna, Percherons and BeIl
Bros. reserve championship. with
Miss Gale and Miss Miller. reserve
champions.
Percherons.
Stallion. years old-Beu Bros,
Linois. first; l. p. Lewis, Cadiz, o..
De Mark. second.
Stallion. 3 years under 4-BeII
Bros. Milford. first; Robert johnson,
Cannonsburg. Pa. Merlin. second.
Stallion. 2 years old under 3-Bem
Bros. Monarch. first; II. S. Preston
Philip, second.
Stallion. year old and under 2-h.
S. Preston. Obey. first; DR.. Otis M
Trevy. Moundsville. w. Va. second
Mare. 4 years old OF over-BeII
Bros. Miss Gale. first: II. S. Pres
ton. Laconia. second.
Mare. 3 years old and under 4-h
S. Preston. Cadella. first.
Filly. year old and under 2-H. >.
Preston. Cadonna, first.
Specials for Pereherons.
Stallion, years old and over-Dr
Otis NJ. Trevy. Foxy Grove, first.
Stallion. under years-H. S. Pres
ton. Philip. first: DR.. Otis NJ. Trevy.
Perfection Grove. second.
Champion stallion-H. S. Preston.
Philip. champion; DR.. Otis NJ. Trevy.
Foxey Grove. reserve champion.
Mare. under years old-BeIl Bros .
Miss Miller. first; II. S. Preston, "a
donna, second.
Champion mare-Bell Bros. Miss
Miller. irst; II. s. Preston, Cadonna,
second.
Get OF stallion. 4 colts, either sex
II :. Preston. Cadonna, first; Cadoria,
Callie. and Histoviora.
Produce OF mare. two colts. either
sex-H. S. Preston. first on Cadonna
and Cadoria.
Five stations. owned by exhibitor
BEL Bros. FIRST with Milford, Limos.
Menhir' Monarch and Imposter.
Best mares owned by exhibitor
h. ). Preston received first with
Laconia Strsdella and CadeIla.
For champion stallion. open class.
beii BROS, was awarded championship
on Limos with Milord. reserve.
For champion mare. open cIass-H
). Preston. Cadella. was awarded the
championship with Bell Bros. Miss
/ Gale. reserve.