The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-11-22
PRAIRIE BUYS
AT STOCK SHOW
Many Best Animals at Big Lew
iston Show Come to
This Section.

This Section.
Nezperee was strongly repre-
scented among the buyers at the
Northwest Lave Stock Show and
Sale which closed in Lewiston last
Thursday. Some of the best Of
ferings came to this vicinity,
while other sections OF the prairie
also procured new blood of high
quality for their herds.
The cattle bought and brought
onto the mountain the first Of
this week are as follows:
Lou Woodrow, a bred heifer,
ealved July 8, 1915, consigned by
a. o. Huntley, and sold to Curtis
J. Miller, Nezperce, Idaho, far
1915.
Spellbinder sth, bull, calved
May 20. 1916, consigned BY Plat
Bros, Genesee, Idaho, and sold to
Seth Jones, OF Grangeville, Idaho,
for $275.
Bonny Fairfax, a bull, calved
June n, 1916, consigned by Platt
Bros, Genesee, Idaho, and sold
to Arthur p. Mundt, Winona, Ida
no, for 1915.
Minneha Wood, a cow, ealved
April II, 1916, consigned BY A. O.
Huntley. and sold to Geo. +. Rein
hardt of Nezperce, Idaho, for
1920.
Caress Wood. COW, calved Mar.
~, 1916, consigned by A. O. Hunt
ley, and sold to Geo. +. Reinhardt
for $500.
Woodrow Blossom, bull. calv-
ed June 5, 1916, consigned by A.
o. Huntley, and sold to +. S.
Sweet. of Grangeville, Idaho, for
Lady French, a COW, ealved
April 4th, 1915, consigned by A.
b. Cook, and sold to Curtis ]. Mil
Ter, Nezperce, Idaho, for $3.50.
Lady Perfection 14th, a COW,
calved Dee. 20, rs, consigned by
A. b. Cook and sold to G. j. Mil
Ter, Nezperce, Idaho, for $500.
MenOna, COW, calved April q,
1916, consigned by George Cham
der, and sold to Arthur p. MIundt;
of Winona, Idaho, for $205.
Lily DebOnair 3rd, a COW, ealv-
ed May 9, 1916, consigned by
George Chandler, and sold to Aus
tin GOrsueh Of Winona, Idaho, for
$3.50.
Succession Wood. a COW, calved !
April 8, 1916, consigned by A. o.
Huntley, and sold to Geo. f. Rein
hardt, OF Nezperee, Idaho, for
$3.50. c
Beau Meadow, a bull, caIved !
Aug. 10, 1916, consigned By Il. L.
Young, and sold to Edward Frye,
Ferdinand, Idaho, for 1925.
Lorene, a bred COW, calyed
March 9, 1915, owned by Day & 9
R0throck, Spokane and sold to 7
Harvey Wester for $500. 2
Golden Knight, calved Septem- =
Der ?, 1916, bred and owned BIZ =
Day & Rothrock, Spokane, and
sold to Frank Cargill, Nezperce,
Tor $40 This is a Magnum BO-
lum Imported Adelaid calf, and L
therefore one of the best bred !
)ulls in the Short-Horn family.
lie will add royal quality to any el
lerd, and the Nezperee stock rails
RS viii certainly appreciate Mr.. r.
'argill's bringing him here.
Snowflake 9Th, a COW, ealved 4
april 4, 1916, bred and owned BY
rank Brown, Carlton, Ore, and q
old to Harvey Wester, Nezperce,
or $500. f.
Golden Pride, a bred COW, caIy-
d February 20, 1911, bred by w. q
!. Minor, and sold to Walter Hoo =
er, Nezperce, for 1920. ne
Lady Gray, a bred COW, calved
.ugust II, 1908, bred by William Ia
|. Leonard, Gould City, Wash,
nd sold to f. S. Sweet, Grange n
lie.
The third highest honors in the
Idding we're divided between NJ
lhite Blossom, Short-HOrn COW, Gi
lived April 20, 1912, with calf
foot, bred by Henry Garfield,
alias, Ore, and sold to Harvey A.
ester, Nezperce, and to Golden
arbie, bred COW, calved May 30
!, 1911, bred by w. o. Minor and
Id to Walter Hoover, Nezperce hi
the above each bringing $500. i
G. J. Miller, ope-of the big buy Tu
$ Of the sale, has long been anx-
us to get the Fairfax breeding
his fine Hereford herd. and, DR.
ice he succeeded at this time, !
els sanguine Of the good results Do!
at must come to the live stock X
iustry Of this section. CIV
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