The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1915-12-25
PRIZE LIST
MANY SALES
POULTRY SHOW CLOSED SATUR-
DAY NIGHT. MANY BLUE
RIBBONS. BIRDS EQUAL
THOSE IN NATIONAL
EXHIBITS.
Brown Dairy Model Barn Constructed
by Dickinson Manual Training
Class. Loaf of Bread from
DuruEa Wheat,


Monday morning saw the distribu-
tion of the last birds of the poultry
exhibit, all, excepting a very few, re-
turning to their owners with prize
ribbons. OF the various varieties
represented the main ones were
Rhode Island Reds SO, Barred Rocks
81, Partridge Wyandottes so, White
Rocks 20, White Leghorns 33, Buff
Orplngtons 20, Brown Leghorns 20,
Silver Wyandottes 16 and Turkeys TO-
In the last named birds Geo. Luh-
man, O.. A. Brown and Mrs. Mary
Cuskelly of Dickinson were principal
winners, Mr.. Brown having the larg-
est exhibit and having already re-
ceived several inquiries as to the
sale of his fine turkeys.
The six handsome silver cups Of
fered by the association as prizes to
its members were awarded as fol-
lows to: Albert Nielsen for best
bird in American class; Roy Hender-
son, best bird in Asiatic class; Wilson
Eyer, best bird in Mediterranean
class and Horace Beardsley Of Sang
er, N. D., best bird in English class.
Albert Nielsen also won another cup
for the best pen in the show and E.
K. Leonard took cup prize on hav-
ing the largest and best exhibit of
one variety. The beautiful cup Of
fered by DR.. H. A. Davis as trophy
for the highest scoring Barred Rock
was carried off by E. K. Leonard.
The Dickinson Commercial Club
sweepstakes Of $500 each went to
j. G. Latta, Wheatland; f. X. Leon
ard, Dickinson; Frank Milhollan, Bis
marck; B. E. Shultz, Stanton, and G.
w. Walton, Velva, for the best dis
plays of the following kinds, respec-
lively: Rhode Island Reds, Barred
Rocks, White Rocks, Orpingtons and
Wyandottes.
Earl Partridge of this city is very
proud Of the silver medal he won on
his pet Bantam. Medals were also
awarded to J. G. Latta of Wheatland
for best cockerel in American class,
Asiatic class, F. S. Talcott, Bismarck,
best cockerel Mediterranean class and
Horace Beardsley of Sanger, best
COckerel III EnBllSn CLASS.
Many of the poultry growers placed
their exhibits on sale and were very
busy during the show, especially on
the last day, making final transac-
tions. w. E. McGrath bought a white
Plymouth Rock prize hen from O. A.
Barton, superintendent of schools at
Valley City, who was up for few
days. Miss Nora Jarvis of Glen
Ullin, whose speciality is Buff Orp-
ingtons, an exceptionally good winter
laying variety, many often dressing
IL pounds, sold cockerel to C. H.
Starke and four pullets and cocker
ell, the latter being first prize winner
in it's class, to Mrs. B. E. Noark.
John Clarke Of Killdeer purchased
from Horace Beardsley of Sanger
prize Plymouth Rock cockerel. S.
K. Leonard, whose beautiful Barred
Rock bird drew much attention, sold
one to Mrs. F. A. Little of Fay
cite, and two prize pullets and
cockerel to Mrs Anton Zurn, also
from out north. Attorney j. W.
Sturgeon secured white Leghorn
cockerel from Warden F. S. Talcott
Of Bismarck. John Vaneyk of near
Dickinson bought two Buff Orping-
ton pullets of B. E. Shultz of Stan
ton and another bird Of the same
variety from Duncan Bros. of Fargo.
w. j. Motley Of south of Dickinson,
who was very much interested in the
show, purcha sed three White Rocks
of James Fogarty of Bismarck D.
D. Mars bught pen of Silver Laced
Wyandottes of Anthony Elm of Lans-
ford, N. D.
Entries were made from the west
as we'll as from the east, there being
about fifty exhibitors, who are as
follows:
O. A. Brown, Dickinson; R. T.
Crawford, Dickinson; Mrs. Mary
Cuskelly, Dickinson; J. A. Dobson,
Dickinson; Anthony Elm, Sanford;
c. E. Eldred, Dickinson; Wilson Eyer,
Dickinson; James Fogarty, Bismarck;
Brooks Goodall, Dickinson; Miss Nora
Jarvis, Glen UHlin; O.. A. Barton,
Valley City; r. A. Blair, Dickinson;
Frank Bonfed, Dickinson; Horace
Beardsley, Sanger; w. M. Clark,
Dickinson; Mrs. w. J. Cassidy, South
Heart; J. E. Dryer, Dickinson; Dun
can Bros, Fargo; R: B. Lee, Glad
otVHe, y. ". HsatSs8, WHeaCIanQ; FRANK
Milhollan, Bismarck; Roy E. Hender-
son, Dickinson; Hrs. w. S. Haley,
Terry, Mont; q. K. Jenkins, Man
ming; George kuhnan, Dickinson; D.
D. Mars; Die1dnson; w. j. Motley,
Dickinson; Albert Nielsen, Dickinson;
E. G. Patterson, Bismarck; j. j.
Sweeney, Dickinson; B. E. Shultz,
Stanton; Robert q. Sherlock, Stanton;
J. w. Sturgeon Dickinson; L. H.
Patten, BisnaaISk; Earl Partridge,
Dickinson; c., a. Packard, Washburn;
Geo. A. Rapp, Dickinson; Albert Ross
back, Mandan; 10 Shafer, Stanton;
Mary Soules, Dialinson; Mrs. Henry
J. Truelgon, Be1aah; z. 81 Talcott,