Warren sheaf., 1920-08-25
FIELD TRIAL TO
BE HELD HERE
All-American Field Trial Club Will,
Hold Ninth Annual Field Trial
Here Sept. 8, 10 and IL.

Here Sept. 8, 10 and IL.
Warren sportsmen are making prep
arations for the entertainment Of large
numbers of visitors on Sept. 10, II
and II, when the ninth annual field
trial OF the All-American Field Trial
Club will be pulled of here. Some of
the most prominent owners and breed
ers OF bird dogs in the United States
and Canada Will bring their favorite
dogs here to participate in the field con-
tests. Reservations have already been
made for practically all the available
rooms at local hotels, and Indicate
point to one OF the best trials in the
history Of the club.
The excellent hunting grounds in the
vicinity of Warren have for years been
the favorite fields Of many hunters and
owing to the closed season prairie
chickens are now more numerous than
ever. ~@ ..---
George e: Gray, official scout Of the
club, who was here recently for the
purpose Of selecting the place for the
holding Of the annual field trial is very
Z enthusiastic: over the prospects for an
4 excellent meeting here. A letter writ
ten by Mr.. Gray to L. B. King, of
Brownsville, Tenn, secretary of the
Club, telling of the advantages offered
by the country in the vicinity Of War
rem was published in The American
Field, sportsman's journal, and is as
follows:
Il am just home from my scouting
trip and will give you the facts about
Warren, Mimi. didn't see or hear Of
anything that would justify my going
to any more expense and using up any
more time in casting about, expecting
to find something better, for don't be-
lieve I could have found it anywhere
in Minnesota. In some respects War
rem has many advantages over any
other town and country know of as
q place to hold field trials, and it was
just by luck that found out about
this place and more particularly as to
where the good grounds could be found
To the best of my belief and judg
ment, Warren will entertain and furn-
ssh accommodate tions to- handlers, judges
aud guests, in fact anything that will
be REQUIRED from a field, trial crowd
can be had there. It's by far the best
town between Crookston and Winnipeg
and the only place where f. have To-
Gated ideal grounds that have metro
poiitan conditions. Not only that, but
q the birzIs ere there to insure the sue
cess of the meeting. Tell the many
dog lovers and sportsmen for me
those who have been anticipating a
trip out on these broad open prairies
for years, to see a real field trial run
on chickens to let this season go
by without making the trip. The
weather conditions are ideal, having
!: frequent showers and cool weather and
more birds than have been seen for
. many years. This makes the second
year of the closed season and the law
has been observed to the letter. saw
"a covey of fifteen, with the old hen
running in the road on the border of
the city limits. found out much about
game conditions by asking the farmers.
who seem to all tell the same story that
birds We're very plentiful -
'eThe mayor of Warren, r. B. Tara1-
seth, and his brother, o. H., who is
president of the State Bank of War
ren, are two very enthusiastic sports
men and lovers of bird dogs. might
also name few others in the same
class ohm Black, D. Farrell, A. A.
Ecklund, w. o. Braggans~and DR.. F. C.
Bakke-al of whom are welcoming the
club to their town and have manifested
their willingness to assist in making
this meeting success.
The best grounds are to be found
east and southeast Of town, practically
level, with plenty of cover and where
. you will find an unlimited acreage of
both. virgin prairie and stubble land.
4 It is the most likely looking country
8 ever saw for birds to nest and raise
their young unmolested. Here and
there is small patch of brush that
birds can get protection in, if neces-
sary. Dogs can be put down mile or
two out and you can keep on going for
fifteen to twenty miles to the Pembina
trail, and the farther you go the bigger
the country; in fact, the widest field
~tTial dog can be cut loose and run his
head off and his handler will be able
to follow and keep him in sight.
have made all arrangements for
hotel accommodations, saddle horses,
hacks for the handlers, autos, etc. War
+ rem is 129 miles south of Winnipeg, on
the main line of the Great Northern
I Railway, and there is daily train
service from both Winnipeg and st.
Paul.
WARREN MEN ARE
GRYGLA VISITORS
G. L. Spaulding, president, and A. L.
Davis, secretary OF the Spaulding Ele-
vator Company Of Warren, County At
= fnrnev a N Ecksfrom and H r, Wood
president OF the First National Bank
sof that city, were business visitors here.
the first Of the week. They expressed