The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-07-14
STOCK EXHIBIT
AT THE FAIR

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look at the splendid stock exhibit be-
ing shown at the fair now in progress.
There is a great exhibit, of horses.
cattle, sheep, hogs, etc. Among the
exhibitors we found:
Rev. r. E. Strutz, jamestown, with
twelve head Of fine Polled Shorthorns
Fine looking animals.
Vernon Grant, Of Cuba, showing
very handsome animal, red polled
bull. HI,
A. G. Nelson. showing some fine
Red Polls.
Gus Adams having on exhibition a
fine individual, shorthorn bull |.
carving the name Of Helendale Segls
Burke, three year old.
Hammer Bros, Cooperstown, N. ~
showing four very handsome Snort
horn heifers. They were pretty AMI
mails and sale for two of them was
made yesterday.
Robt. Messner has Snortnorh Gu"
and calf on exhibit. .~
49, DR.. J, VanHouten, one of the larg-
est breeders Of Holsteins in the state
and our own townsman, has as hne an
oxhibit of Holsteins as one could WISH
to look at. The exhibit was headed
bv his state champion bull, Sir Korn-
dyke Ormsby Piebe, 3d. great am
NAL and one Of the finest bulls OF MS
breed in the country. Marathan
Ormsby Pontiac Lundy, ten months
old BULL. shown in this exhibit, is a
wonderful animal and gives great
promise for his future. Several fine
cows apd calves were in the exhibit
Lewis Berg, Of Cooperstown, an
other breeder of fine stock had fine
exhibit Of milking shorthorns., Mr..
Berg is a very enthusiastic stock man
and has built up fine herd OF these
cattle. . a-~s .,r "
The Perry Farm, at Nome, had a
. verv handsome exhibit of Black POLL
ed cattle. -".
Anton Starke aso has some nice
Black Polled stock. !
r. S. sebby, another prominent
stock raiser of Barnes county had
a fine exhibit Of thirteen head OF
Herefords.
W. s.. Beaumont, of Buchanan, N.
n. seven head of fine Shorthorns.
E. T. Kohlcheus, Of Pingree, N. D.,
are exhibiting some nice Shorthorns.
Aaron Somsen, exhibits some fine
looking Shorthorns.
Plus Stroh, of Sanborn, has very
fine Shorthorn bull calf on exhibit.
Howard Wilson of Leal,. is exhibit
ing fine two years cd Shorthorn Dull.
There are thirteen pens OF fine sheep
on exhibit among the exhibitors being
Anton Christ and Ed. Lundy, OF Leal:
Rev. R., E. Stutz, jamestown. II
There is also fine display Of hogs
among the exhibitors being the boys
4 and GIRLS clubs. Carl Sebby, Spring
dale farm and others.
Hammer Bros, of Cooperstown: n.
D.. have a very fine exhibit OF Shet-
land ponies that take with the little
folks and around the pen can be seen
ali the time a swarm Of children who
want to pet the little animals. -,
In the horse barn Hammer Bros:
have very fine exhibit OF Percheron
and Belgian prize winning stations
and mares, many of them first prem
ium winners in other fairs.
Anton Christ has six head OF
Grade Percherons.
J. H. Marshall has eight head OF
ROYAL Belgian horses on exhibit. Mr.
Marshall is big breeder OF these
horses. @e... .g. %.r
The ladies department was just get
ting, nicely started. The Home Eco.
nomic Club had a splendid exhibit OF
cooking. fancy articles. pictures, hats,
ETC., while at the other end OF the
room was the county demonstrations
eoirS on in baking. etc., put on by the
various schools of the county.
Farmers Judging Contest
Eighteen farmers entered and
judged:
A. w. Hinkel, first; Fred Wilson
second; Ed. Emery, third; Fairfield
Perry, fourth; E. 2. Lundy, fifth.
~ Five classes were judged, namely;
Beef cattle, dairy cattle, draft horses:
hogs, sheep.
Those ranking first in each class
judged is as follows:
Beef Cattle r. Perry.
Dairy CattleF. Wilson.
Horses-A. w. Hinkel.
Hogs. J. Sebby.
Sheep. w. Wilson.
. A. J. Mc1nnes Of Darcy acted as
superintendent and E. J. Thompson
Of the Agricultural College, judge.
Engraved certificates are given as
premiums.
The following are the farmers who
competed in this judging contest:
v. E. Grant, Cuba. "a
#. j.. Sebby, Fingal.
Fairfield Perry, Nome.
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