The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-12-09
|orthwest Stock Show Gives
Incentive to Local Live
Stock Growers.
aE-ELECT E. S. SWEET
sounty Honored in Awards
and Selection of 1916
Show Officers.

greatest exhibition ever held in the
Northwestern country. closed at Lew
iston last Saturday in a flood of glory
and with worlds of enthusiasm on the
part of both stockmen and visitors. 1t
whs the crowndng event of the efforts
lot the determined and capable bunch of
Istockmen and breeders who have been
behind this worthy enterprise from the
very beginning with their energy, influ-
!ence and liberal purses, and all who at
tended the great show rejoice with
Those enterprising citizens over the
marvellous results WHICH they have work
ed out from the very sman beginning
seven years ago at Grangeville. The
Citizens of the Inland Empire owe them
more than they will ever be able to re-
pay-yes far more than they will ever
realize that they owe them.
idaho county met with high honors
worthily yet generously conferred, in the
reelection of its honored citizen, Senator
E s. Sweet, to the presidency of the
Northwest Livestock show, and Thomas
Wren as director. 1t also won many
places in the competitive list ON the
stock which 1t took to the show fol
exhibition. 1t brought home a long list
iety with which to improve the stock
product of this already famous stock
breeding section. In this line 1t alsC
led the vanguard, SURPRISING all othei
sections I'M the extent and value of its
purchases, in which it was ably second.
ed by Its sister county of Lewis, which
- only divided from us by an imaginary
line, the +wo fertile prairies of Nezperct
No htth 70. -,
canyon.
camas Prairie Won on Carload Lots.
Henry Byrne of Grangeville. won frs
and Robert Cone third ON carload lotu
Of hogs. 235 pounds or over
Robert Cone won first and Henr!
Byrne second on carloads of hogs, III
TO 225 pounds in weight. These hog
were taken on to Portland by thei
owners after the show and marketed.
Wren & Greenough Sell Percheron
Stations.
Fairbanks, 77,4S7, Percheron stallion
foaled April 27, 1910; sire, Cartilage, 46.
499 dam, Adelaide, 50,646; consigned b,
Wren & Greenough, Fenn sold to ]. II
McClintic, Lind, Wash, $500.
GalIogley, 116, 1882, Percheron stallion
foaled May II, 1914 sire, Fairbanks. n,
Wren & Greenough, Fenn, Idaho. sol
to e. s. Sweet. Grangeville, 1926.
IDAHO County Men Buy Prize stoct
White Ribbon 433, ,945; calved April II
le14; dam, Roam Margaret 1876, $685. sirt
Golden Lad S57.094; consigned by w. +
Ueonary; sold to E. W. Rhett, Salmo
river.
Rambler calwed November 49, 1914
II. ~taI
tor 336, ,907; consigned by A. d. Dunn
sold to e. w. Rhett, Salmon river, $1S'
Red Rambler, 433 ,942; calved Apr
90, 1914; dam. Dora E. 57.025; sire Gold
en- Lad 357, ,094; consigned byW. III. Leor
ard; sold to Roy Taylor, Grangewille, 81
Merry Monarch 4S3.941; calved May
1e14; dam, Rosie Dear $3.50; sire, Col
en- Lad 357,094 consigned by w. F
leonard; sold to w. r. Bullock. FL
City. $140.
Fineas 1896; calved April 26, 1911
dam, Finis 17o,761; sire. Golden La
s57, ,094; consigned by w. H. Leonart
sold to Oscar Maxwell, Elk city. $50.
Crystal Boy 99.75s: calved April 2
1s1d dam, Junea Crystal No V-6S-I
554; sire. Orphan Boy o1,277; consigne
by Downen Realty Company; sold
w. e. Bryant, GranBeVllle, $50.
Rex Donald 18th. consigned by Hem
rhiessen; sold to George Behean, Whit
Bird, $160. Il
Rex Donald 14th, consigned by Hem
Thieseen; sold to ]. r. Crittenden
Kooslxia, Idaho, $190.
Sir Norval End; consigned by Hem
rhiessen; sold to ]. A. Bentley. Grang'
Vile, $1G5
Discretion's Lady 391. .42S; caived Fe
10, 1911; dam, Minnie 9Th lde6.61s; sir
Discretion 1920; consigned by Wasl
ington State college; sold, to Platt Bro
Salmon river, $205.
Goldleaf Prince s3.sss; calved Apl
es, l1e1A; dam. Rose 170.765; sire. Col.
en- Lad S75.0s4: consigned by w.
leonard; sold to George J. Terhaar. !.
Cottonwood. 's110.
Rex Donald 10th. 4s1. .eeS; calved OC
81, 1914; dam. Ettie 271.144; sire. r.
Donald s2s. .4SS; consigned by H THE
sen, Sweetwater. idaho; sold to J.
Madden, upper Salmon river, $40.
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