Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-02-18

who sold for $4,000. a.. ]. Widen
hauffer. Fisher. paid the third highest
price for Nora Wing, End.

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hauffer, Fisher, paid the third highest
price for Nora Wing, End.
Duroc Jersey Winners
4 great deal of interest centered
about the Duroc Jersey show. There
was very large showing of outstand
ing animals. All classes were filled
and competition was keen. The major
portion of the winnings went to +. A.
Green's herd Of Stephen and Marsden
4 Son of Hendrums F. A. Green cap
tured first for aged herd showing four
sows and a boar, for the young herd,
for the get Of boar and the produce of
sow classes. Royal Lady Orion Fifth,
owned by F. A. Green, was awarded
junior championship. F. A. Green won
grand championship honors with his
boar. Orion Pathfinder 5th, which ami
NAL was also the senior champion boar
Of the show. Model Orion King, an
other of Green's bears, was junior
champion. In the competition for the
National Duroc Jersey, Association
special prize for herd of five sows and
a boar, F. A. Green won first and Mars
den & Son second.
Dwoe Jersey Brings $4,000
The Duroc Jersey sale was one of
the biggest events of the week. Seven
ty-one animals sold at the sale netted
$25,330. Forty head from the F. A.
Green herd brought $4,000, making an
average Of $475 per head I Am Great
Wonder, prize boar from the famous
F. A. Green herd, sold for the sum of
81, 300 to NJ johnson, of Hector, MINI.
Among the farmers Of this vicinity
who purchased new blood for their
Duroc Jersey herds were NJ. L. Warn
er, Charles Franks and J. W. Campion
Poland Chinas
Yearling boar, first, Pauley Bros,
Stephen; second, Ward l. Carney.
Stephen. Junior boar pig, third, Pauley
Bros. !; fourth r. A. Marshall, Argyle.
Aged sow, second, VIM. Miller, War
rem; third, Ward Clancy Yearling
SOW, first and second, Pauley Bros.
fourth, Ward Clancy. Junior SOW pig,
first and second, R. A. Marshall,
Argyle; fourth, Pauley Bros. Aged
herd, Pauley Bros. Young herd, sec
ond, r, A. Marshall. Get of boar, first,
Pauley Bros. third, Nordlum & Morris,
Middle River. Produce Of SOW, first,
Pauley Bros; second, Nordlum &
Morris. Champion senior boar, Pauley
Bros. Grand champion boar, Pauley
Bros. Senior champion SOW, Pauley
Bros. Junior champion sow, r. A. Mar
shall Grand champion SOW, Pauley
Bros Best any age, f3rst, Pauley
Bros; second, r. A. Marshall; third,
Ward Clancy. Best boar, any age, first
Pauley Bros; second, Ward Clancy !;
third, r. A. Marshall. Best herd, first,
Pauley Bros; second, r. A. Marshall !;
third, Ward Clancy.
Exceptional Exhibit Of Holsteins
The Holstein sale was the biggest
district consignment sale ever held in
the state, averaging $4,000 for seventy
one animals sold. The only sale beat
ing this. record was the State Sale held
at Mo6rhead last year which broke the
worlds records. The sale in Crookston
"wednesday totalled $47,32OO0 Thir-
teen head sold for $21, 125.OO, an aver
age Of $1,6240O, with $685. as the
highest sale.
Among the premium winners were
the following: Senior yearling bull,
second by G. L. Rud, Viking. Heifer,
two year, first, Spaulding Farm Sen
ior heifer calf, second, Spaulding Farm.
Shorthorns.
Aged bull, first, Nordlum & Morris,
Middle River; fourth, G. N. Morkassel,
Warrens Junior bull calf, fourth and
fifth, G. n. Morkassel. Aged COW,
third and fourth, Nordlum & Morris
fifth, G.. N. Morkassel. Two year
heifer, second and third, G. N. Nor
kassel; fourth, Nordlum & Morris.
Senior yearling heifer, third, Nordlum
& Norris. Junior yearling heifer, sec
ond, Nordlum & Morris. Senior heifer
calf, fourth and fifth, Nordlum & Nor
ris. Calf herd, second, G. N. Morkas-
sci. Get OF sire, second, G. N. Morkas-
sci; third, Nordlum & Norris Produc-
ton Of COW, second and third, G. N.
Morkassel; fourth, Nordlum & Morris.
Amateur bull, first, Nordlum & Morris.
Amateur female, second, Nordlum &
Morris. Amateur herd, first, Nordlum
& Norris.
Charles Franks Herefords Winners
The Hereford cattle exhibited by
Charles Franks, Of Warren, met with
strong competition in the herd from
the Clinton Falls Nursery, but never
theless, captured the bulk Of the
awards. The winnings Of this herd are
as follows: Senior championship and
| first on two year old bull; fourth on
yearling bull second on senior calf
second, third, fourth and fifth on junior
calf; first on aged COW !; first and second
on Junior yearling heifer; first second
and third on junior calf; second OF