Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-27
AUCTION SALE At
STATE FAIR SHOWS
BIG IMPROVEMENT
Total of Twenty-Five Head Dis :
posed of, One Going Under
the Hammer for 1880
Meridian Big Buyer.

The annual auction sale of registered
Shorthorn cattle held at the fair
grounds Friday under the auspices Of
the State Fair association was an i'm
provement over like sales previously
heid here. Twenty two head were sold,
the total amounting to s617O. The
prices ranged from $3.50 to $50. Eu-
gene Looney was the biggest individual
purchaser having bought six head for
$3.50. Geo. Brink of Meridian was
the next biggest buyer-four head for
a total of s1,2S0.
Henry Dorman of Caldwell was the
superintendent of the sale. The auc-
tioneers were: Col. Masters of Me-
ridian, Col. Miller of Caldwell, Col.
Walters of Filler
The names of the animals, their own
ers and purchasers are as follows:
Bull--Divide Monarch, calved Nov.
]. 1918, bred and owned by the Allen
Cattle company of Colorado, bought by
Dr. +. G. Noble of Boise for $3.50.
Bull-Divide Ensign, calved Oct. 20,
1918, bred and owned by the Allen
Cattle company of Colorado, bought by
Maxwell & Miller company of Colo
RADIO for $500.
Bull-Sultan's Marshall, calved Sept.
8, 1917, bred by Leo P. Duer of Iowa,
owned by Harry L. Summers of Sal
mon, Idaho, bought by Joe Stith of
Boise for $3.50.
Cow-Idaho Princess, roam, caIved
Oct. 9, 1918, bred and owned by H l..
Summers of Salmon, Idaho, bought by
Brooks & Holmes of Bull for $3.50.
Cow--Viola End, calved April Is, 1914,
bred by Robt. II. Jones of Montana,
owned by Lemhi Irrigation G. Orchard
company of Salmon, Idaho, bought by
Geo. Brink of Meridian for 1925.
CoW--Maxine 4th, calved Feb. 10,
1915, bred by Robt. H. Jones of Mon
tana, owned by Lemhi Irrigation &
Orchard company of Salmon, Idaho,
bought by Geo. Brink of Meridian for
$500.
Cow-Lassie End, calved April 2,
1913, bred by Robt. H. Jones of sIon-
tana owned by Lemhi Irrigation &
Orchard company of Salmon. Idaho,
bought by C. A. McMasters of Twin
Falls for s275.
Cow-Red Rose, calved April 5, 1914,
bred by w. NJ. Robb of Newton, Iowa,
rowned by F.. M. Warm of Victor, Idaho,
bought by Eugene Looney of Boise for
$275.
Cow-Annie Laura, calved Feb. q,
1910, bred and owned by e. M. Warm
of Victor, Idaho. bought by Geo. Brink
of Meridian for s275.
Cow-Red Maid, calved July %, 1914,
owned by E. NJ. Warm of Victor, Ida
no, bought by C. A. McMasters of
Twin Falls for $3.50.
Cow-Roan Rosalind, calved Aug.
10, 1917, owned by E. NJ. Varin, bought
by C. A McMasters of Twin Falls for
1905.
Cow-Red Wing Maid, 4th, calved
June 20, 1912, owned by f, NJ. Warm,
bought by 9. L. Wilson & Son of
Greenleaf, Idaho, for s225
Cow-June's Jewel, calved Aug. 10.
1917, owned by f. NJ Warm, bought by
Eugene Looney of Boise for 1925.
Cow-Red Beauty's June, calved
Feb. /, 1918, owned by E. NJ. Warm,
bought by Eugene Looney of Boise
for $3.50.
Cow-Crogg's Sultana, calved July ;,
1917, owned by c. NJ. Warm, bought
by Eugene Looney of Boise for 1865,
Cow-Ruth NJ. NJ, calved April %.
1913, owned by E. NJ. Varin, bought by
Geo Brink of Meridian for $500.
Cow-Golden Drop Sultana, calved
June 26, 1918, owned by e. NJ. Warm,
bought by Eugene Looney of Boise
for $3.50.
Cow-Beauty, calved July y, 1915.
owned by E. NJ. Warm, bought by