The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-10-28
HORSE DEPARTMENT
Draft Horses

BeSl colt, year ana under y, age
considered. inst, Nels Anderson; Sec
ond, Charles McClintock.
Best colt months or under, first and
second, Ben Janney.
Best team, mpres or geldings, > years
or over, first, Ed Davis; second. G.. p.
Lowry.
Best mare, 8 years or over, s..
premium offered by Carthage Nation
al bank, won by George Rex, Jasper;
second, $3.50, offered by same bank,
won by Joe Smith, Carthage route G..
Best colt, 8 months or under, $5,
premium offered by w. S. Crane, Car
thage, won by George Rex, Jasper;
second, $3.50, offered by same, won
by j. E. Conroy, Jasper.
Best stallion, year and under 8,
age considered, SIS, premium offered
by Bank of Carthage, won by George
Rex, Jasper; second, $3.50, offered by
same bank, won by A. B. Riggs,
Jasper.
Best mare, 1 year and under 5, age
considered, So, offered by Kellogg
Marble company, Carthage, won by o.
Thompson, Jasper; second, $3.50, Of
fered by DR.. w. j. Houser, Carthage,
w.n by o. Thompson, Jasper.
Rest single driver, mare, prize $5,
offered by Phil Hannum, sr., Garth
age, won by George Rex, Jasper; sec
ond, $4 hat, offered by A. B. Deutsch
Clothing Co., Carthage, won by
Howard Gresham, Jasper.
Best single driver, gelding, SIS in
merchandise offered by Gratz Cloth
ing Co., Carthage, won by Alexander
Keeper, Jasper.
Best driving team, mares or geld
ings, prize SIS, won by Howard Gresh-
am; second, $3.50 set of military
brushes, offered by Galloway Drug
company, Carthage, won by Alex
ander Keeper.
The Turner Harness, Carriage &
Furniture Co.. Of Carthage, offered a
$5 wool horse blanket to the owner of
the best single driver hitched to a
Sayers G. Scoville buggy, the buggy
to be owned by the contestant. This
prize was won by Howard Gresham,
Jasper.
w. H. Ward gave the following
premiums on colts sired by Ward
Reaper, now owned by H. A. Vincent:
First, SIS, second, $40; third, SIS.
These prizes were won by G. w. Hay,
Jasper; Grant Lemasters, Carthage,
and Louis Hartley, Jasper.
Non-Standard Bred Horses
Best stallion, 8 years or over, prize
SIS, won by H. A. Vincent, Jasper.
Best mare or stallion, year and
under 8, age considered, prize, 50,
won by C. Powell (stallion), Jasper;
second, So, won by Willard st. John,
(mare), Jasper.
Best colt, months or under, prize,
So, won by G. w. Hay, Jasper; sec
ond, 81, won by Louis Hartley, Jas
per.
Mules and Jacks
Best jack any age, prize 81, won by
Robert Kinkaid, Jasper; second, 81,
won by ]. H. Whittle, Golden City.
Pair of mules, years or over, first
prize, SIS offered by the Knell Under
taking company, Carthage, won by
o. Thompson; second, So, won by o.
Thompson.
Mule, l year and under 8, age con-
sidered, first prize, $5, offered by
Royse Title and Security Co., Garth
age, won by Virgil Costley, Jasper;
second, $3.50, offered by Calhoon-
Putnam Lumber Co., Carthage, won
by Virgil Costley.
Mule colt, months or under, prize
S5, offered by Elks lodge, Carthage,
won by Robert Kinkaid; second, $3.50,
won by Roy Macley, Jasper.
c. f. Wright, of Boston, offered $40
for best colt sired by his jack, Blue
Boy. This prize was won by w. e.
MaclSey, Jasper.
Cattle Department