The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-05-27

quality. Seven sons of Matadore one
of the best breeding bulls ever brought
to North Dakota, will be the Olson
offering and five of them will be of
Scotch breeding of the Marr Stamford
family.
Jim Uglam of Bowbells is sending
three yearling daughters and four year
ling sons of his good bull Lavendar
Knight, a grand son Of Village Mag
net out of Lavendar dam. Thos. NJ.
Etter of Lonetree is consigning two
bulls, one of them with Scotch Jeal-
ousy dam.
J. E. Bass of Greene has entered
two females, one of them Jealousy
heifer and the other with a calf at
side. The Hamilton Braeside Stock
Farm of Rugby is sending four cows
and one bull, all by Sultan Supreme
of Village Sultan, former herd bull
at the N. D. A. c.
Small consignments are coming also
from the herds of w. N. Benson of
Sawyer, w. A. Armstrong of Carpio,
s. j. Martin Of Westhope, and Ole
Slovte of Powers Lake.
H. l.. Finke of Berthold has entered
four bulls and three cows and the
cows will all be in calf to his 23OO-
lb. herd sire, Conrade Cumberland by
True Cumberland 3rd, and they should
make good addition to anyone's
herd, byed to such bull.
From Cathay, two young bulls and
two yearling heifers are being sent
by E. d. Berge and T. Gedrose and
the four head are sired by Golden
Superb by Superb the sire of the
1919 North Dakota State Fair Grand
Champion bull.
A Great Array of Herefords
The fifty odd head of Herefords
listed in the Mouse River Loop Sale
is considered one of the strongest ar
rays of Herefords ever offered in the
Northwest and includes 80 heifers
and cows and "a bulls of the most
attractive Anxiety and Fairfax breed
ing.
Several tried sires are included and
they are of especially high calibre
and an attraction that Northwestern
breeders will seldom find equaled in
any sale.
J. E.. Stone & Sons of Powers Lake
Glen Reynolds and John McCue are
sending to the sale dozen young
bulls, sons Of Royal Fairfax, the we'll
known Stone herd bull, grandson
of the greatest of all Fairfaxes, Per-
fection Fairfax.
There has been great call for
Hereford females from all over the
Northwest and group of Red River
Valley breeders, L. L. Riley, Andrew
Meyer & Son, Fred Meyer and ]. A.
Kerr of Fergus Falls and Willard We're
prevailed upon to send a consign-
ment of good heifers and cows to
this show, W s.,
Strong Anxiety Breeding
6 These heifers and cows are Of strong
Anxiety breeding and some of the
best blood lines Of the breed are found
in their pedigrees. They afford North
western breeders of Herefords an ex-
1ceptional opportunity to secure some
new blood of the most popular strain
that of Anxiety 4th, made famous by
the great breeding operations of Gud-
pgell & Simpson. Ten cows eft the
Hereford offering will have calves at
side, most of them by Real Vanguard
by fred Real, an intensely Anxiety
bred bull that will also be offered
for sale. Two granddaughters of Dis
turber are included, granddaughters
of Bonnie Brae 3rd and Bonnie Brae
9Th, double grandson Of Bonnie Brae
8th, tried sire weighing right at
a ton, son cf Yost's great Braemore,
and a great grandson of Dale, the
sire of Perfection who in turn sired
Perfection Fairfax. All in all, the
Hereford offerings at the great Mouse
River Loop Breeders Association sale
WIFI be the highest in Anxiety and
Fairnfax breeding that has ever been
offered in the State. A study of the
catalog will be necessary to appre-
ciate the worth lcf the cattle to be
shown and sold at Minot in the sale
June 3, and 4.
WILLMAR GOES TO STANLEY
Stanley, N. D., May 22.-Prof. M.
D. Wilmar Of Sanborn has been en-
gagged as superintendent of the STAN
ley city schools alta salary of $2,400.