Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-07
BIG SALE OF
BREDSOWSI
Held. TODAY
and Others Attend
ing Sale and Show Com
ment on City's Reception

When the stockmen and farmers
from all parts Of the country gather
ed-at the pure bred stock sale and
show which opened at the stock
pavilion yesterday morning it was
said that never in the history Of the
northwest was such o wonderful col
lection Of pure. bred stock gathered
at n time. Every animal was the
best of its kind and was in prime con-
dition. 4
The sale of. shorthorns which took
place yesterday afternoon was a huge
success, the sales totalling $18,735.
The sale of these pure breds was one
OF sthe best ever arranged in the
northwest, n of the animals selling
for $1;10o and another for $1,000.
ed 1894 apiece. and will go to all parts
of the state, north into Cavalier and
Pembina counties and south to James,
town. Cleveland, west to Rugby and
Rogers, and many points between.
The high priced COW Of the sale
brought $175. She came from the
B. w. Aylor herd at G.andin, and
was purchased by Leslie Smith and
Sons of st. Cloud, Mimi. The top
bull was a son of AYERS Maxwalten
Stamp, and goes to the springdale
- S$SSh So4AAPAAy " %ASoVUs
No. Buyer. Price. Address
l. l.. Smith & Son, $1,100, st. Cloud.
3. Gordon Farms, $3.50, Park River.
4. Kertz Bros, 5000, Hazelton.
s. H. W. Mcclure, $775, Kelso.
6. r. Fitzsimmons. $3.50, Walhalla.
Z. Joe Wild. $50, Osnabrock.
s.. Charles schabo. $340, Reynolds.
o. John Porter, $400, Calvin.
10. Jake Plat, Sass, A%rgusville.
10. Walter Snyder, $50, Sidney.
IA. Charles Schabo, $3.50. Reynolds.
Is. King Bros, $500, Hazelton.
16. King Bros, $500, Hazetlon.
10. Charles Schabo. $215, Reynolds.
10. Joe Wild, $1,100, Osnabrock.
20. Springdale Farms, $1,000. Rogers.
21. Riverside Fam, $41O, Edinburg.
%. Ole Syverson, 1905, Reynolds. .
%. L. e. Knabe, $500, Hamden.
"a. Frank letters, 1928. R. l.. Falls.
IS. H. P. Johnson. $3.50, Northwood.
26. J: H. Elliott. $3.50, Drayton.
81. Thomas Mooney, $1S5, Fergus.
%. Frank LETTERS. $500, r. L. Falls.
20. o. ]. Sorlie, $500. Buxton.
81. I. e. Williams. $3.50, Cleveland.
80. Charles Rolf, 5000, E. G. Forks.
80. c. S. Block, 1926, Thompson.
"a. C. B. Martin, 1925, Lankin.
IS. Jos. Reed, $3.50, Courtney.
SO. Ed. Erickson, $500. Devils Lake.
81. Fred Papinfuse, $235, Glasston.
SO. L.. Have son, $3.50, Marvel
80. Ed. Kennedy, $145, Grand Forks
40. Ed. Kennedy, $125, Grand Forks.
a.. Ed. Kennedy, $40. Grand Forks
46. Mike Toay, 5000, Jamestown.
AZ. M. ]. Crockett, 5000, Langdon.
48. c. r. Franklinson, 5000. G.. r.
40. Walter Snyder, $3.50, Sidney.
so. Frank LETTERS. $125, r. L. Falls.
81. George Van Horn, 5000, Sheldon
SO. c. Thompson, 1920, Park River.
So. w. IS. Wheeler. $3.50, Granville.
"a. Frank LETTERS. 5000, r. l.. Falls.
SIS. Frank letters, $125, R. L. Falls.
So. v. l.. Vandersmith. 5000, Arvilla.
50. Charles Smith. $3.50, Fargo.
60. V. l.. Vandersmith, 500, Arvilla.
81. Kertz Bros, $210, Hazelton.
So. Joe Wilde, $3.50, Osnabrock.
81. G.. Goodman, $3.50, Milton.
70. r. A. Song, $3.50, Drayton. T.,
"a. w. thinner. $3.50, Marvel.
IS. C. B. Martin, 5000, Lankin.
&c. w. G. Williamson, 5000, Arvilla.
At the close of the Shorthorn sale a
banquet was held at the Hotel Da-
cotah, where about 900 sat down.
Following the banquet~addresses were
given by many present and during the
evening several selections were sung
by the Lilac Hedge trio and E. Mont
gomery rendered several solos. After
his nrop m a business meeting was