The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-09-01
CATTLE AWARDS
OF SLOPE FAIR
ARE ANNOUNCED
Outstanding Feature is Exhibit
of Dairy Cattle From
Slope District
MANY FINE COWS SHOWN
Many Different Breeds Are En-.
tered in the Cattle
Showing
MANY FINE COWS SHOWN
(By Sidney W. Hooper, n. D. A. C.)


southwest Of the Missouri river hav,
been gambling on one crop-wheat-
farming for years.
That is why the outstanding featur,
of the Missouri Slope lair which ha.
just closed at Mandan, was the inter
est shown in the exhibit of dairy cat
tie. The farmers of the western sec
tion Of North Dakota have decided tt
quit gambling on wheat, at least tn,
majority OF them have, and they viii
hereafter "Place their money on thu
Black and White" That is, they viii
place their money on the Holster
dairy cow If they can raise the none,
to place.
New Salem, the pioneer dairy dis
trict Of the Missouri Slope region has
made distinct success of the dairy
business. Farmers of the New Salem
Holstein Breeding Circuit this yeai
are able to buy new automobiles de.
spite the fact that their fodder crop
was unusually poor. Less than three
years ago the Flasher Holstein
Breeding circuit was established
and it was between these two groups
of farmers, the first 30 miles west OF
Mandan, the other an equal distance
south, that competition was most keen
In the live stock dairy department Of
the Missouri Slope fair
In the H0lstefn Class.
New Salem was represented by six
herds, Flasher by five, and there were
three individual entries. The New
Salem pioneers took the majority OF
the placings. The breeders having
animals at the Missouri Slope fair at
Mandan were Dick wilkins, Henry
Kroeger, Frank Gaebe, Henry
Schwarting, Ed. Tellman. and Fred
Michaels Of New Salem; sawtell & Ste:
we'll, l.. A. Havens, kottner Brothers
A. o. Weeks, and Peter Brandenburg
Of Flasher; Mrs. Jennie Moran, vi
Bismarck; C.G. Fisher, vf jamestown; !;
the state hospital for the insane OF
Jamestown, and the State Training
School Of ,Mandan.
Competition In the shorthorn class
was exceptionally keen and some fine
herds were shown by the eleven ex-
hibitors. The outstanding animal of
the whole show was Mary Stamp, a
four-year-old bull owned by Emil
Kohlscheen e. Sons, of Pingree, N. u.
This bull weighs 1900 pounds ami
was purchased from B. w. Aylor of
Grandin. N. D., at the time Of the i'll
ter-state fair at Fargo.
Exhibitors of shorthorns included
r. S. Veeder, Mandan; Emil Kohl
scheen & Sons. Pingree, N. D.: Otto
Feland, Almont; Norman Loos, Blu
chanan: Charles RAINBOW, Fort Rice !;
SHIPPER & Lambert. Bismarck: Zach
meier Brothers, Mandan; H. F. Pur-
feeist, New Salem; w. A. Beaumont,
Buchanan; Hammer Brothers. Coop
erstown, and Erickson Brothers, VIII
ton.
Placlngs on HOlsteins.
The placings on the Holstem class
were:
al RVl|, 3 years old, and over. first,
4 G,D. Fisher; second, Henry Schwart-
Ing; third. state training school.
Bull, and under 3, first, Fred
MICu0Clo, 6oCOuus "a. ". "CCho.
Senior yearling bull, first, Dick VIII
, kins; second, Peter Brandenburg.
Junior yearling bull: First, Frank
Gaebe
Senior bull calf: First, Dick Will
kins; second, Frank Gaebe; third,
State Training School.
1, Junior bull calf: L. A. Havens,
first; second, C. G. Fisher; third, State
Insane Asylum.
Cow, 3 years and over: First, Ed.
Tellman; second, Henry Schwarting
third, Sawtell & Stewell.
Cow or heifer, two years and under
three: First, Henry Kroeger; second,
C. G. Fisher; third, Sawtell & Stewell.
Senior yearling heifer: First,
Henry Schwarting; second, Sawtell 4
Stewell; third, Henry Kroeger.
Junior yearling heifer: First, Saw
tell & Stewell; second, Flanke Gaebe, ),
third, Kettner Brothers.
Senior heifer calf: First, Sawtell
& stewell; second, Henry Schwarting
third, Sawtell & Stewell.
Junior heller calf; Fcst and second
Frank Gaebe.
Senior and grand champion bull:
c. G.. Fisher.
Junior champion bull. l.. A. Hav.
ems.
Senior and grand champion COW OF
heifer: Ed. Tellman.
Junior grand champion COW or hei'
fer: Sawtell & Stewell.
Graded herd of Holstein: First
Henry Schwarting; second, Sawtell &
Stewell.
Breeders young herd: Sawtell &
Stewell.
Breeders calf herd: Frank Gaebe.
Get Of sire: First, Henry Schwart
ing; second, Sawtell l. Stewell; third
Frank Gaebe.
Produce of dam: First, Sawtell {
Stewell; second, Henry Kroeger
third, Sawtell & Stewell.
Shorthorns.
The placing Of the shorthorns wa
as follows:
Bull. 8 years old and over: First
Emil Kohlscheen; second, Normal
Lees; third, Otto Feland.
Bull. 2 and under years: Firs
Schipfer & Lambert; second, Zach
meiers. = -no~'
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