The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-09-02
BIG LIVESTOCK SHOW
AND SALE AUGUST 1918
Mouse River Loop Breeders to Hold
Big Show and Sale of Best Cattle
in the Northwest

in the Northwest
H. L. Finke, President of the Nous,
River Loop Pure Bred Breeders Asso
citation, together with Martin Apland
Bergen, N. D., and B. H. Critchfield
Livestock Specialist from Fargo
made an extensive trip over the north
central part of North Dakota last weel
inspectin the stock thgat is to be SOLD
at the Mouse River Loop Breeders
great show and sale at Minot, October
18th and 18th. According to the In.
spection Committee the stock is going
to surpass last springs Offering q
great deal and from the interest being
taken by the breeders and businessmen
of the territory visited the premier
livestock event Of the fall will be held at
Minot, offering 200 head of high class
cattle, including rs Herefords and 1876
Shorthorns from Is different herds.
Apland & Sorlein are going to show
and offer for sale their yearling roam
bull "Craigdarroch," son of "Glos-
ter's Knight" bull that they have
shown at fairs this year with pleasing
success. He is one of the most prom
Using young bulls in the northwest.
Peter Olson of Barton is fitting a
group of heifers that are sired by his
roam herd bull "Royal Stamp" most of
them granddaughter of the we'll
known bull "Matadore," by "Fond
Memory"
About 20 head will come from Bot
tineau county to the sale, being con-
signed by the we'll known breeders,
Duncan Beaton, A. H. White, E. A.
Stewart and Adolph Ertresvaag.
Among the Bottineau consignments
will be several females bred to Bea-
tons imported bull "Royal Benson"
champion Of the Bottineau county fair
this year, several daughters of Whites
"True King" and number of good
cows with calves at side by him will
also be included.
Alex. Currie of Cando is making his
initial consignment to this show and
sale and "Royal STAR" his four-year-
old roam herd bull sired by Gimp. Royal
Diamond" together with some of his
progeny will be an attraction. He is a
ton bull of pleasing quality and char
acter.
H. L. Finke of Berthold is going to
exhibit and sell number of his good
young cows with thick f1eshed roam
calves at side by "Roan Cumberland"
From Williams county there will be
a select exhibit from the herds of L.
C. Hart, who is going to show the
grand champion bull of the June LIST |
sale of the Association. Wegley &
Black and S. Foster will be fitting and
entering for show.
Fred Roeleske of Wildrose, is get
ting ready few head of females and
some young bulls from his grass land
herd. The females Of breeding age
viii be in calf to "stamps Armiger,"
which he only paid $35O0.00 for last
winter. Other consignments will be
sent to the show from the herd Of
julius Rue Of Burlington and other
we'll known breeders.
One of the big features of this fall
event will be the sale of the A. & E.
herd Of Larimore, N. d.,
of IS Of the most carefully
selected breeding females in the state
and their herd bull "King Coronation"
4 half brother to the Chicago cham
pion Sunrise" "King Cornerstone
S one of the largest bulls in the state
and carries with his weight excellent
quality and will be an attraction at the
;ale and show.
The Hereford lineup at this fall I
show and sale will greatly surpass the
show of last spring and it was con-
,eded to be of very high calibre. The
.onsignors will be Martin Jacobson,
Ninot; J. E. Stone, Powers Lake; L.
!. Riley, Fergus Falls, Mimi; T. P.
Paramount, and rs head
rom the Halvorson-Hammer herd at
The Hereford exhibit
s going to be largely females, about
Is with calves at side, which will be
IN attraction that should draw breed
RS all over the Northwest to attend
his sale. Only a few bulls will be
shown and they will be Of extremely
high character.
Norbert d. German, Secretary of
he Association, is in charge of the
ocal arrangements and reports that
'armers throughout Ward county are
aking great interest in this coming
livestock show, for they realize that
hey must get more good livestock on
heir farms and do away with the
,crubs they are feeding.