Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-18

fa~lIl9Eever seen at "a North Dakota
EBtatezxfair.
Fine Dairy Herds.
InSthe dairy class many excellent
herds are exhibiting. The Ferndel1
skyreshire farm Of Ladysmith, Wis,
h Fspresented with one Of the finest
eeerd5a or dairy cattle ever seen in the
Northwest. A large number of prize
winners are to be seen with the herd.
;;Ehey have the Junior and Grand
ssEhafnpton bulls and the Junior Sem
Sor and Grand Champion cows Of the
Illinois State fair in 1915, and the
Junior Champion COW and the Jun
sloraChampion bull of the Grand Forks
seairalastt year. There are 81 head, in
fheaSherd under the management of
Frank Backus Of the Ferndell farms.
C.. Richards, Of Grand Forks, is
ssElso& exhibiting with an exceptionally
shneBBherd Of Ayrshires, prize winners
sktaformer exhibitions.
gM#s Champion Stock.
III the Holstein class the Mayo
wood herd from Rochester, Mimi, is
here with an excellent record. In the
herd there is the Grand Champion
bull and Grand Champion COW of the
Minnesota State fair of 1915, as well
akSasa number of other excellent an
tn1als. Their champion COW has a
BgCOlu " q e 11-y0dIE~ dIllLIlh1 " p 9OV
sounds of butter fat in sevensdays.
ID. L.. Enright, Of East Grand Forks,
ss6Nagain exhibiting his farrnous herd
pf Holsteins and Is due to take a num-
Der Of prizes at the exhibition, 1t is
believed. In the herd here has the
Grand Champion bull and the Grand
champion COW Of last years fair.
1.-THE Holstein herd from the Lilac
hedge farm Is attracting no little at
GfSrf{nr a ro 4. Ia y.crR OF
champion animals in. the herd which
3 recognized as one of the finest in
F1Gs class. in the northwest The herd
SAts in charge of I. W. Garretson of the
Lilac hedge farm.
lass Jean-Duluth Here.
The Jean Duluth farm is again rep
resented at the fair for its fifth year
with one Of the finest herds of Guern-
1Sseys and red. polls that has ever been
seen in the state. The herd is in
5aoharge Of q. p. Grout Of the farms,
men in the northwest. Some of the
finest animals to be seen at the fair
ARE with the Jean Duluth herd. The
herd which is to be seen here, has
been exhibited at every big fair from
SEdmonton, Can, to the Gulf Of Mexico
from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
part Of the herd has been delayed
in its journey to this city from Ed
monitor, where the last exhibition held,
( and will arrive this morning to sup
plement the already excellent animals
to be, seen here.
Mr.. Grout has demonstrated his
patriotism by decorating his section
of the exhibition barns in red, white,
and blue bunting, forming an attrac-
tive setting. He will have q phono-
D.! graph in operation during h fair,
IL 4 Lr - - II, will w. hn ~ &C
much pleasure to his herd as to the
visitors at the barns.
S. F. Crabb, of Fargo, is here with
his herd of Jerseys, all animals OF
prize quality. There are 81 animals III
the herd, which is recognized as one
OF the finest thai has been shown here
In years. -
A. @. Herd Here.
For the first time In its history the
North Dakota Agricultural college ex.
pertinent station has entered a hero
in competition at the fair. The hero
is composed Of Jerseys, Holsteins anc
one Guernsey bull, all raised
on the farms of the experiment sta
ton and showing full well the posi-
bilities in the live stock industry IL
North Dakota. All of the animals or
exhibition are Of exceptional quality
The experiment station is also main
tanning an educational display. on tn
grounds, which may be seen In theil
tent near the cattle barns. This ls
feature Of the cattle exhibition tha;
should not be missed by those attend
ing the fair.
The exhibitors in beef cattle are a
many and of the same high qualt!
as are to be found in the dairy class
In the Aberdeen Angus class h Hart
ley Stock Farm, of Page. n. D.: !
represented by nine head Of high clas'
animals, among which are to be fount
the champion and grand champion
bulls Of the Grand Forks fair las
year. This herd has been exhibited a
fairs through Montana and Minnesot:
where it has attracted nc little atten
ton as well as large numbers o
prizes. a. herd from the Baldwin
farm at Glendale, N. D., is also OF
exhibition here with many high elias
animals. fs
The Durham herd Of the City View
stock Farm, 81 St. Cloud, Mimi, which
is exhibiting here for the first time !
attracting no little comment from cat
tie fanciers at the big exposition,
Meadow Lawn Here.
In the short horn class, many ex
ceIlent herds are being exhibited
The Meadow Lawn Farm. Of st. Cloud
MINI, owned by Leslies Smith & Sons
have among their herd the Gran
Champion COW II the fair last year
They also have the first prize age
herd. s. CT, Eliason, Of M~onttvideo
MINI, is here with a herd Of IA shorI
horns of exceptional quality. 9. ]
Arnold, ! Of Galesville, Wis, is show
ing his champion, Marniuka herd 9
shorthorns among which is the Jun
Tor Champion bull and D. number 9
big classlaninlals.
Carlson Brothers-of Brskine, MINI
are showing an excellent herd 9
shorthorns ndDurhams while tn
Isaac Lincoln herd Of Galloway cat
tie from Aberdeen, S. D., is regonize
az one ofsthe@1nest in Its class IN tn
northwest. In the Lincoln herd is tn
famous heifer who took the JUNO
championship at the Chicago fair las
year, also the Grand Champion co
Of the Chicago fair. h herd
showing here on their way to the coas
where they will show at b larges
fairs In the west. They. are In chars
Of Harry Roberts Of the Lincoln farm
Giles e. Pettigrew, Of Flandreal
81. d. Is showing his herd Of Wainlu
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