The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1920-02-12
GOOD PRICESF0R
POLAND CHINAS
Malmberg & Killer Pleased With
Showing made at Thorough
bred Hog Sale
MANY OUTSIDE BUYERS ATTEND

One Animal Shipped to kokomo, Ind,
to Help Build Up Herd
| Messrs. Malmberg and Killer have
reason to feel greatly encouraged as
the result of their big sale of Poland
China bred sows and gifts, which was
held in Oakes yesterday afternoon.
About two hundred people were in
attendance and, while great many Of
them did not come to bid, goodly
percentage of those present came to
take advantage of the opportunity to
buy first class specimens of Poland
China swine with the idea either Of
using the animals as nucleus for a
future herd or as valuable additions
to those they already have.
The highest price SOW sold for 1925
and was bought by G. NJ. Young of
Kokoma, Ind, who will in all probabil-
ity take her home and dispose of her
at handsome profit to buyers who
are in position to appreciate good
stock.
V. Lillestal of Wyndmere, N. D.,
bought the highest priced gilt, paying
5000 for her
Forty animals were disposed of at
this auction, and the average price
was $4,000. This was few dollars
less than the owners expected, but
they stated after the sale that they
were satisfied
Oakes Price. grand champion boar.
was on exhibition, though not for sale,
and he was the center of attraction
before the opening of the auction
This boar is splendid animal, weigh
ing about 800 pounds, and any breeder
might we'll be proud to own him.
Several out of town buyers came in
Tuesday afternoon in order to be here
' in time forstle sale, and several mail
bids were received.
The owners plan to hold a sale ev-
cry year from now on, and buyers
will do we'll to keep weather eye on
their excellent herds of Poland Chinas.
Following is list of those pur-
chasing animals, their addresses and
the price paid
No. l. Vic Youngdahl Oakes, $120.
This was the price paid for Jessie
2 Oakes, one of the best brood sows in
, the lot
. No. 2. G. M. Young, Kokomo, Ind.
$22500.
No. 8. j. G. Lampworth, Hecla, S.
, D., $4,000.
No. a. C. Gullickson, Rutland, N.
d., $2O5.O0.
No, S. A. T. Johnson, Oakes, s165.
No. 6. VIM. Vaupel, Cakes, $3.50.
No. z. Geo. Schaub, Oakes, s17O.
No. 8. VIM. Locke, Cakes, s115.
No. Q, c. o. johnson, Oakes, $3.50.
No. 10. Andrew Huften. Rutland
s17500.
No. IL. j. G. Lampworth Hecla.
S. d., $4,000
No. IL. o. A. Wynn, Rutland,
N. d., $125.
No. IL. w. M. Locke, Cakes, $l45.
No. Ia. w. M. Locke, $780,.
No. is. c. o. johnson, Cakes. sl25.
No. l6. o. M. Gunther. Cogswcll.
sl25.
No. II. Geo. Schaub, Oakcs, Sl35.
No. IS. VIM. Locke, Oakes, $1l5.
No. 20. Andrew Hoflen Rutland
| $4,000.
No. 2l. v. F. Cole, Forman; $3.50.
No. %. j. D. Prindiville, Rutland,
s155.
No. 90. Lewis Odland, Beach, N.
D., $135.
No. "a. Geo. schaub, oakesi;; s165.
!, No. Is. A. G. Humphrey, Engle-
vale, N. d., $1O5.
No. 2e. v. F. Cole, Forman;' N. D.,
$780,
No. %. c. o. Johnson, Cakes, s145.
No. 20. w. v. Best, Cakes, $125.
No. 30. J. d. Root, Guelph. s125.
= No. 81. H. j. Gruhlke, Guelph.
s12o.
;. No. 80. A. T. Johnson, Oakes, $l45.
No. 80. J. d. Root. Guelph, $3.50.
No. a.. C. H.. Manning, st. Law
renee, s. D., $105.
No. IS. Leo Killer, Oakes. Sl65.
No. SO. E. W: Benedix. L>Moure,
| $l45.
No. 81. W. M. Locke, oakes. $ll5.
:, No. ss. o. M. Gunther. Cesswell.
No. 80. Gust Ulmer. Fullerton, N.
D., 1925.