Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-09-04
MARATHON COUNTY FAIR
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Cattle

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the names of their exhibitors:
Marathon Farms company Seven
head of pure bred Holsteins.
I. Fenwood Lumber company Ten
head of pure bred Holsteins, and seven
head of grade HOlsteins.
Fred F. He'll, town of Flieth-Eight
head of pure bred Holsteins.
Hatten Lumber company-Thirteen
head of thoroughbred Herefords.
Copperdells Farm, l.. Rupprecht,
Merrill-Ffteen pure bred Jerseys.
Lake View Herd, A. j. Plowman,
Elderon- Eight head of Guernseys.
Paul Dumde, WauSau-Four grade
Jerseys and one grade Guernsey.
]. Kline, Wausau-One grade Jersey.
Fred Bandy, town of Flieth = Six
head of pure bred Guernseys.
George Erickson, town OF Flieth-
One pure bred Guernsey bull and two
grade Guernsey bulls.
Ed. Swanson, town of Flieth-Seyen
head of pure bred Guernseys.
Adolph Thompson, town of Flieth-
Nine head of pure bred and five
grade Guernseys.
John Curran, Hixon - Thirteen
head of Red Polls.
P. F. Weymouth and Sons, Plain
field-Twelve head of pure bred Hol-
stems.
w. Dallinger, Marshfleld Eleven
head of pure bred and seven grade
Brown Swiss.
Mr.. Berg, Supt A. G. s.. W.-One
Red Poll Durham bull.
P. A. Sanger, town of Flieth-Pure
bred Guernsey heifer.
Joseph Goebel, town of Flieth-
Grade Guernseys, two cows and two
heifers.
o. X. Hanson, town of Flieth-One
pure bred Guernsey bull.
Bert Zochert, town of Flieth-One
pure bred Guernsey calf.
w. A. Johnston, Wausau-Two grade
Jersey cows.
John Kline, town of Flieth-One
pure bred Jersey bull.
George Erickson, town of Flieth-
One pure bred bull and two grade
heifers.
Paul Kickbusch, Wausau-One pure
bred Jersey and one thoroughbred Jer
sey cows.
Aug. F. Marquardt, Wausau-One
grade Guernsey heifer.
Roy Duncan-One pure bred short
horn bull, and one grade Holstein
cow.
Ted Sexton, Unity-One Red Poll
bull calf.
Bert Pieper, Wausau-One grade
Guernsey heifer.
Horses
Marathon County Asylum - One
Percheron stallion, four two year old
mares and two one year olds.
DR.. G. A. Mills, Wausau-One Clyde
stallion.
Paul Kickbusch, Wausau - One
thoroughbred stallion and thorough
bred mare and two colts, one and two
years old. One Shetland pony
Healy-Brown Co. Twelve draft
horses and one thoroughbred stallion.
Otto Bunker, town of Stettin-One
sucking colt.
L. A. Pradt, Wausau-One thorough
bred colt.
w. Berard, town of Wausau-Two
yearling and two sucking colts.
Carl Dellinger, Wausau-A two year
old roadster.
Fritz bundle, Wausau-One two year
old roadster and one three year old
roadster.
H. E. Schiller, Wausau-One stall.
lion Shetland pony.
Mr.. Poeske, Wausau-One two year
old Shetland pony.
Sheep and Goats
The sheep on exhibition comprised
American Merinos, Shropshires,
Hampshires, Oxfords, South Downs,
Cheviots, Ramboulets, Cotswolds, De-
laine Merinos, Persian and Shrop-
shire Goats of the Angora breed.
G. A. Phillippi, Bear Creek-Nine-
ty-two head of sheep and thirteen
head of goats.
Edward Bordman, Mauston- Seven
ty-eight head of South Downs,
Swine
The display this season fell short
of the average exhibition and is
scarcely worth mentioning.
The Marathon Farms Co. - Seven
Duroc Jerseys.
A. j. Plowman, Elderon-Seven
Chester White.
Poultry and Pet Stock
There was an exceptionally excel
lent and large exhibit of foreign and
American breeds of domestic, wild and
game stock and embraced more than
1,2OO birds; also fine showing of pet
stock, which included Guinea fowl and
pigs. pigeons, etc, coming from Mar
athon county, Manitowoc, New Lon
don, Baraboo, Portage, Weyauwega,
Appleton, Greenville, Port Washington,
Larsen and this city, and all repre-
senting breeds from Mediterranean.
English, French Asiatic, Dutch, Po-
lish and America
Notes
The night features seemed to be
almost as popular as in the day time.
brilliantly lighted in the evening
throughout the grounds, except in the
immediate vicinity of the fireworks
site, made it almost as bright as day
and afforded every convenience and
for the safety of auto driving and for
pedestrians, etc. The fireworks in the
evening were the principal features
and they were grand, exciting and in
teresting.
The Stevens Point Journal, Thurs
day, reported that number of its
citizens made arrangements to run IN
to Wausau by train in The evening to
attend the features at the fair AMI to
spend the following dav on die
grounds. 1t also desired that as MANY
as possible go by automobile or train.
The Pilots reporters got a glimpse
of but few auto visitors. notwjth-
standing the Journals kindly sugges-
lions
The management deserves most sin
cere congratulations upon the enjoy
able and successful termination of
marathon county's excellent exhibition
last week. Especial mention is de-
serving to Secretary ]. d. Christie.
for his strenuous and masterful en-
deavors to excel all previous rec