The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-26
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of Bemidji won second money on his
three-year-old Jersey bull and R. r.
Dickens of Puposky was given the
blue ribbon on his two-year-old Jer-
sey bull. 81 .,., ~
| Herman Fenske of Bemidji had the
blue ribbon pinned upon his one-year.
old bull and J. E. Bun er of BemldJl
drew second money on his bull calf.
! :. George Cochran of Bemidji Sc
cured the. red ribbon on his three
year-old Jersey COW and Theo. Fenske
! of Bemidji on his one-year-old Jer-
] sey heifer. +. ). Z,
On grade Holstcin class, three
year-old cows and over, David Car
negie of Spur carried away both first
and second prizes and also first prize
on his two-year-old ,Holstein heifer. >
! Howard Cook of Nebish showed
she best grade Holstein calf and was
given first prize, while Reginald Ky,
an of Bemidji was awarded second
place. A. .Bundy Of Nymore, Edward
Merriman of Bemidji and c. G. Vim
cent of Bemidji won second, third and
special prizes, respectively, on their
Grade Guernsey cows over three years
fold. - -.
r Under three years old in this same
class, the honors went to Herman
Fenske, first; George Cochran, Sec
ond and third, and C. c.. Vincent, a
special prize. 49,. .....sl
I On the, grade Guernsey heifers,
two years and under three, and one
year and under two, Ole Void OF Be-
midi carried away first and second
honors on both classes. In the class
Eunder one-year-old, Philip Void and
John Avery Of Bemidji took first and 'rl
second places. ~ '.'.< ~, = u
/ In the grade Jersey heifer class,
i one year and under two, Herman
Fenske took first and second and G: c..
Vincent third. In ,the class of two
Years and undes three, Herman Fen
!, ske took first prize. t., az ,.,,[.> " :.
| Mr.. Tensile also to0k first in the
Igrade Jersey cM under one-year-old
land overt.siix niopths. A. s. Grover
land C. C.zVincent,pboth Of Benfidji,
took second and third, ..a .,,. u! -.
/ The grade Jersey herd exhibit was
awarded ITO Herman Fenske of Be-
Emidji. ...... ,..
( = In the three year or over bull class
of the Shorthorn division, Ole Gen
Ines of Bemidji secured the blue RIB
Gbon and Gilmore &, Martin the red
ribbon. p 4,ss, .-s....- -.
4 4 In the two years and under three
EShorthorn bull class. Emil Blatter was
Egiven second prize and Gleasing of
IPinewood third, = In the class Of one
Eyear and under two, Gilmore & Mar
/ tin. won first, and w. j. Cook of
Turtle River third. W. sr IT,
7 In the Shorthorn bull calf entries,
Gleasing Bros. of .Pinewood and w.
j. Cook of Turtle River took first and
second, respectively. II rfH .e~.z.t
| For the. Shorthorn COW, three years
or over. W. G.. Cook took second,
Gleasing Bros. third and Gilmore &
tMartin fourth. For heifers, two years
and under three. Gilmore & Martin
took third, prize and on one-year:-old1
shorthorn .heifers they took second 1nrd
On heifer calves. Gleasing' Bros.
and w. G.. Cook took second and
third prizes. RI. nd. - - III
.!iThe first and second prizes for
milking Shorthorns, under two years
old were awarded to j. e.. Swenson &
Son Of Bemidji. Gilmore & Martin
won the blue ribbon for the best
milking Shorthorn oyer two years.
| For the best Shorthorn heifer, two
years and under three, Emil Batter
was given the blue ribbon.
Constant Remedy was given first on
the. grade shorthorn, three years or
over. $ss,s ~ 33<g3saz - ~. -,
In the Red Polled bull class, three
years or over, Ed Laudtke won first
place, and Yves Wright first on the
two; years and under three class Of
Red Poiled bulls. ..- ...a... H
: In the three year or over Percher-
on mare class, L. Moberg of Bemidji
won first and third prizes and E. w.
. Peterson Of Bemidji secured fourth
prize. ~ Il S5t
In the mare or gelding class, three
. years or over, George Cochran took
first and fourth, and Tom Smart of
Bemidji second, and third. & &C.,
Mrs. j., Groom won the blue ribbon
m the, mare or gelding class between
two and three years old, Herman
Fenske. second and J. E. Sorenson of
Bemidji third, and N. G.. Reynolds of
Turtle River fourth. &
i In the one year or under class, Mrs.
j Groom was: awarded both first and
second ribbons and for the prize colt
under one year, C. c. Vincent was
given first prize. Reginald Ryan Of
Bemidji was given. a prize This orig
inal Burro.
! For the span Of heavy drafters
shown, in harness, the prizes went to
the following: Tom Smart, first;
George Cochran, second; Tom Smart,
third, and John Moberg, fourth.
| Even Langerak Of Bemidji secured
the red ribbon for his pair Of heavy
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