Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-10-06

Herewith we give the number Of
premiums won by each exhibitor
in the various classes, deeming
this method Of grouping the prem
iums won to be more interesting to-
the reader than a detailed list.
Horses
The number of horses exhibited
and number of exhibitors was
about the same as last year. Mules
and Shetland ponies appeared in
the list for the first time this
year.
Draft Horses w. Stock Farm,
3 firsts, 2 seconds; John Helm Go. 3
frsts; Floyd Graves, 2 firsts;; John
Shyzinski, 2 firsts; Nate Hand, 1
first; J. ]. Schneiders, 4 first; J. F.
Mitchell, first; N. M, Blain, 1
first.
Roadsters- N. M. Blain, 3 firsts;
H. w. True, firsts; F. w. Spiegel-
burg, 1 first; ]. R. McNeely, 4 first;
(Span roadsters) George Heaverin,
second; (Span roadsters), Matt
billy, 4 second.
Shetland Ponies-JOhn E. Curtis,
1 first, 4 second; B. Sergeant, first.
Span Mules B. Sergeant, first.
Cattle
Not as many breeds were repre-
sented this year as last, Ayrshire,
Brown Swiss and Polled Durham
being lacking. The Guernseys,
Jerseys, Holsteins and Herefords,
in which the most general interest
is taken throuout the county, were
better represented than ever, both
in number and quality. This
would indicate that interest is cen
tering on fewer breeds, and is be-
| coming stronger as it becomes con-
| centrated.
Shorthorn-H. M. Awe. first.
Red Polled A. G. Beebe, 4 first
| Herefords -CocrOft & Macarthur,
/ b flrStS, SECONDS.
Jerseys. A. Boyer, 6 firsts, 4
seconds, S. NJ. McCandlass, 1 first
Mrs Fred Ludke, first.
| Holstein-John Curtis, 6 firsts,
4 seconds. Nate Hand, 4 first, 3
seconds, A. H. Plant, first; John
Haberli, second on pure bred
/ Holstein bull.
! Guernsey John Helm Co. 8 firsts,
2 seconds. A. G. Beebe, 2 firsts, 8
seconds. H. M. Awe, 1 first. Ed
| ward Rheingans, 1 first. Arthur
Elmendorf, / first. Thomas Cam,
4 second.
Best herd of cows in Milk-A. G.
Beebe, first, \. J. Boyer, second.
Best herd of beef cattle-COcrOft
& Macarthur, first.
John Haberli, second on pure
bred Holstein bull.
Sheep
Alfred Anderson, firsts.
Swine
Poland China Emil johnson, 5
firsts, 1 seconl.
Duroc Jersey-A. G. Beebe, 2
firsts, 2 seconds; C. A. Beebe, 2
firsts, 2 seconds; w. w. Stock
Farm, firsts, second.
Grades and Crosses-A. G. Beebe,
2 firsts; C. A .Beebe, 1 first, 1 Sec
ond; Sam Dean, 1 first; A. B.
Crouch, 1 second
Poultry
Mrs. SIN. Heacox, 9 firsts, Ill sec
onds; Sam Dean, 2 firsts, 2 seconds
Aug. Simon, 2 firsts, 2 seconds;
Osmar Kuenne, 2 firsts; Mrs. E. j.
Littlejohn, 2 firsts; A. A. Hadden, 4
first; Lee Van Patter, first; Ed
win Lawrence, 1 first; w. S. Kutt,
1 first; Louis G. Robson, first;
Walter Soule, 1 first; Mrs. Kate
French, 1 first; Arthur Elmendorf,
1 second; E. A. Dahl, second.
Bantams- S. E. Smith, 2 firsts.
Turkeys-A. A. MADDEN, 1 first, 1
second; Lee Van Patter, 4 first.
Geese Edward Rheingans, first
f. Ambrose, 1 first; Mrs. J. H. Mat
Finger, 1 second; J. J. Schneiders,
first.
Ducks
F. Ambrose, first; F. w. Spic-
gelburg, 1 first.
Pearl Guinea Chicks Mrs. Fred
Ludke, first.
Largest Display of Poultry Mrs.
S. M. HeacOx
Grain
Burger Exc, firsts, seconds,
Frank Walker firsts, 4 second.
S. M. McCandlass, firsts. B. Ser
gent, 2 firsts, second. C. P. Clau-
sen, 2 firsts, 1 second. Lee Van
patter, 2 firsts, second. R. E.
Scott, 2 firsts. John Shyzinski, 81
seconds. Matthew Nelson, 2 firsts.
L. La Berge, 1 first, 1 second; Anton
KernWein. first, 1 second; J. A.