The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-01-11
LARGE EXHIBIT OF
BIRDS AT SHOW
r. N. Hunt Receives Cup For Cham.
piOn Male OF Show

try show held at Miller, in the Pauly
building closed last Friday afternoon.
The attendance and display of birds,
were as good Is at most former
shows. There being something over
800 birds of the various classes.
There were several high scoring
birds in the show, r. N. Hunt, of Mil
Ter, scored 93k On Single Comb,
Rhode Island Red cocks, D.. L.. Pattee,
80 on Buff Orpington Pullets, and Rev.
A. p. Cooper, 94A on White Wyan-
dotte, making the highest score OF the
show, but was handicapped two points
on account of the color.
The following displayed birds that
were premium winners:
Champion Male of show. r. N.
Hunt, Miller, s. D., on a S. c. Rhode
Island Red cock bird.
Champion Female of show, d. l..
Pattee, of Lake Preston, S. d., on a
s. C. Buff Orpengton pullet.
Best Display of Plymouth Rocks, A.
C. Sweetland, Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Best Display Of Wyandottes, A. p.
Cooper, on White Wyandottes.
Best Display of Rhode Island Reds,
Mrs. Mary Stratton.
Best display in the English class, ID.
l.. Pattee, Lake Preston, on S. c. Buff
Orpengtons.
Barred Plymouth Rocks
Cocks, A. C. Sweetland list, ]. Fl. Van
Loon, End.
Exhibition Hens, w. l.. Schroeder,
all awards.
Cockerels, A. c. Sweetland, /, 2, 3,
and 4.
Cockerel bred hens, A. c. Sweet
land. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Cockerel bred pullets, A. c. Sweet
land, 1, 2, 4. 81. H. Van Loon, 8.
Pens, A. C. Sweetland, l young l
old. ]. H. VanLoon, 2 young.
White Plymouth Rocks-G. E. Rich
ardson, LIST hen, list pullet.
White Wyandottes.-A. P. Cooper,
all awards.
S. C. Rhode Island .Reds.-R. N.
Hunt, all awards.
Partridge Wyandottes, G. E. Rich
ardson, all awards.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds
Mrs. Mary Stratton, all awards.
Buff Plymouth Rocks.-H. r. Goyke,
Miller, all awards.
S. C. White Leghorns, II. r. Goyke,
all awards.
The following are the winners in
the farmers exhibits.
w. F. Dearborn won $3.50 in trade
donated by H. X. Schroeder, for the
best pen of S. S. Hamburgs, also $3.50
in trade for End pen of S. S. Ham
burgs.
Mrs. S. e. Carr won $500 donated
by 1st State Bank of st. Lawrence for
best pen OF ducks, on Rouen Ducks.
Andrew Namanny won $500 trade
donated by Miller Roller Mills for
best pen of Geese on Toulese geese.
2 Mrs. Schweppe won $500 in trade
at. Geist & Co.'S and $500 cash for
best pen of turkeys on M. B. turkeys.
Andrew Namanny won the setting
of eggs offered by Mrs. Mary Stratton,
on a r. C. r. I. Red cockerel.
/. o. Mcgowan won the setting Of
eggs offered by A. C. Sweetland on a
Barred Rock cockerel.
Mrs. S. e. Carr $500 donated by
Hand Co. State Bank for Champion
female on a White Wyondotte pullet.
Andrew Namanny $500 donated by
LIST National Bank for Champion male
on a Rose Comb Rhode Island Red
cockerel.
w. F. Dearborn $3.50 rocker offered
by Rhoades Bros. for largest number
OF birds shown by any one exhibitor.
1. o. Mcgowan won $500 cash do
mated by ]. w. Johnson for LIST pen of
Barred Plymouth Rocks. $3.50 blanket
donated by S. w. Murphy for End pen
of Barred Rocks.
$500 offered by Reck, Montgomery &
Co. for best pen of Wyandottes was
won by Mrs. s. e. Carr on White
Wyandottes.
Ed johnson won End pen of Wyan-
dottes and received $3.50 whip donat-
ed by A. F.. Laverty, strip of premium
bacon by e. Templeman and $3.50 in
trade by G. w. Wilcox on Columbian
W~yandottes.
Andrew Namanny o the $500
chain and charm offered by Lud for
best pen of Rhode Island Reds on r.
C. Reds.
Mrs. M. o. Routh won box apples
donated by Bohning Bros. and 1925
package Salvet donated by Collins &
Shaw for End pen On r. Comb Reds.
Geo. Marsh won $500 article OF
jewellery donated by Waldron Jry. Co
for best pen Of Leghorns, or White
Leghorns.
Geo. Marsh won $500 donated by