The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1919-09-25
HAND COUNTY
CLUB EXHIBITS


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one girl and ever boys took advan-
tage of the offer.
The girls we're quartered at the Hu-
ron College Girls Dormitory and were
in charge OF Miss Dunno and Miss
Rongstad, Asst State Club Leaders.
The boys were CHARTERED In a bar.
racks over police headquarters on the
state fair grounds and were In charge
OF State Club Leader r. J. Scarbo and
Asst State Club Leader A. l.. Haynes.
Both boys and girls we're amply fed
at a large dining hall on the state fair
grounds which was managed by Asst
State Club Leader, Miss Rongstad.
Each club member a given a
white cap or a yellow ribbon to wear
which passed them into the grand
stand and also gave them the privilege
Of the fair grounds.
Each day the boys we're given mill.
tary drill and physical drill by County
Agent A w. Palm Of Codington Coun-
ty, after which they were instructed
in stock judging by Extension Special
list. J C. Holmes.
Every boy was obliged to take care
of his stock while at the fair, club
stock being exhibited in one large
building or pavilion and feed was fur
nished by the state fair board.
The girls canning and sewing ex-
hibits were exhibited in the education
al building. where canning and sewing
teams demonstrated thruout the week.
The following IS the list OF prem
iums and awards won by the Hand
County Club members in the club and
open classes:
Club Classes
A. Shorthorn Heifer Especial priges)
LIST Clifford Combes ........ $500
End Harold Goodeli ........ 5000
3rd Doia Carr ........... 1900
18th Zilpha Carr ..........,. 1900
b. Hereford Cow and Calf
lst Willie Humphrey
c. Aberdeen Angus Cow and Calf.
LIST verlin johnson. blue ribbon -.
d. Chester White Hogs Junior Boar
Pig)
LIST Lloyd Rush. blue ribbon 1890.
3rd Robert Sedan, white ribbon . !.
f. Chester White tJunior 20 pig)
1st Lloyd Rush, blue ribbon ......
3rd Robert Sedan. green ribbon /.
| r. Baby beef
lst Louis Fournier ......... 5000
G. Baby Pork.
3rd Paul Bailey ........... 1890
5th Beryl Bailey ........... 1000
7th Howard Keck ...,...... 500
|. Canning tbest individual exhibit)
LIST Lola Carr ............. 1000
Best Variety
End Helen Gohring ........ 500
Class No. 13-Fat Cattle (Competi-
ton open to the world) One year un-
der two. 4th Louis Fournier with
Aberdeen Angus Baby ~Beef-green
ribbon.
Aberdeen Angus Specials tDcst Alb
crdeen Angus Baby Beef) LIST Louis
Fournier, blue ribbon and trip to the
international Stock Show, Chicago,
Dec $500.
Glass /. Shorthorns( Competition
open to the world) Dept. Letter s.
Heifer.2 years old and under three
! 4th Zilpha Carr ........-.... TOO
Glass ! Shorthorn Estate Specialist
Dept. Letter H.--Heifer two years old
and under three Ord zilpha Carr,
$500.
! Fat Duroc Barrows, Dept. Letter 81
| Competition open to the WORLDLY
| Special.
3rd Howard Keck .......... zoo
4th Walter Gohring ............
Also Hand County won second in
the pageant which was staged Friday
| afternoon.
Sixteen ribbons and $3.50 in prize
money the first year that Hand Coun-
ty invades Not SO bad for the Riddles
is Il? Let the pace keep up.
The Interstate Fair (6fonx City,
Two baby beeves and FIVE baby pork
from Hand County were shipped to
the Interstate Fair at Sioux City. The
boys who owned the baby becves were
given free transportation to Sioux
| City and Accommodations while there
by the Sioux City Packers. Only one
boy however. Louis Fournicr, took the
trip.
The premiums on the baby pork
have not yet been learned but It is
uudcrSfood that Hand C0untv toOl