The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-05-05

16--Junlor Champion heifer, under 2 yrs. Diploma
SPECIAL PRIZES
THE AMERICAN SHORTHORN BREEDERS
ASSOCIATION offers the following cash Special
1e--For Champion shorthorn Bull over IL
THE BsoTTINTAu FAIR ASSOCIATION offers
the following special cash premium:
20--For Reserve Champion shorthorn Bull
21-For Champion shorthorn Cow Or heif-
! eslA i 4 IS coMRza7; gEaERAI M ~
For best S~hortho1p Bull calf shown
70 be chosen from lots 4 and ]
CLASS 1gEHEREFoRpSss z Mens Dss' sA'es
!. CLASS 20-POLLED ANGUS
c T. Sa-FopL R1L bSRHAMs
The same classification and same money prizes as
g classes ! 1s, ! and q, except the special : shown
tered Shortlorns. The special prizes IN lots 20 and Y
are supplemental to the $500 American shorthorn
Breeders Association prizes.
IN niak1ng entry give class number to denote
DAIRY CATTLE
Ct our Fair and have decided to offer 2 stimulus this
dairy cattle classes have been 9 very weak feature
year in the way Of increased prizes with the hope
have registered cattle Of the dairy breeds to enter.
good dairy grades will be starter to build interest in
more and better dairy cattle for Bottineau County
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CLASS 21-GGERNsEYs
G e ss Ss-JE B
CLASS 1.As M-DA1RY s Il
The same classifications and same money prizes
are e., offered in 1 classes 2s,2a.25-2e and e, as are
prizes. IN making entry give class number to denote
breed and lot number to denote age and sex. Stock
to be registered or show eligibility.
GRADE DAIRY STOCK
Glass 8-Grad Holsteins l
Cow years.old or over $500 $500 $500
@ EGsaS : / o9 sssr : : $50 SO SO 500 2 s:;SS
5 5-eSsmpion S seT -P D; 2
CLASS 2s &c TGUERNsEYs
CLASS 29-GRADE JERSEYS
CLASS 30-AYRSHIRES +
CLASS s1-GRADE DAIRY sHoRTHoRNs
The same classifications and same prizes are Of
fered for classes 28-29-3O-31, as are offered for
Grade Holsteins, Glass 28.
plying to each class that, is not extended. It would
require a lot of expense in printing all classes in
full, SO we have eliminated this BY making refer
any Of the following breeds. Herefords, Poalled An
gus, Red Polls, Polled Durhams,1 Holsteins, Guern-
seys, Jerseys, Ayrshires or Milking shorthorns in
flied for Registered Shorthorns, except the Special
Prizes.
q. O. SHELDON, JEWELER N OPTICIAN,
Bottineau, offers the following Special: 4
For best dairy COW shown at fair Silver Cup
BOTTINEAU NATIONAL BANK Bottineau, Of
fers the following Cash Specials:
For best dairy cow shown at fair $500 $40O
A 32-FAT CATTLE
(Purebreds except steers, barred) !.
Lot
steer or heifer 9 or over 5000 $500 $500
steer or heifer, 2 under 8 ---- 500 400 200
Steer or heifer, ! under 2 - 600 400 ZOO
SPECIAL PRIZE
CHARLES BEEVERS, MEAT MARKET, Boti-
neau, Offers the following Special:
For Champion Fat steer or heifer $500 Cash
SHEEP DEPARTMENT
Superintendent-Guy Chapman
The interest in the Sheep Department has in
creased the past two years but there is still room
for improvement in this branch. We expect some
real competition among sheep breeders this year: The
CITATION is offering some attractive Specials Tor
competition this year which should be of great in
terest.t exhibitors and an inducement to bring out
their best. The Fair Association is offering the same
classification for grade sheep that is offered for reg
istered, and the prizes offered nearly as large which
should be an incentive to showing some good grade
sheep. Let US give the Sheep Department q real
BOOST this year and take home some of the good
special and regular prizes offered.
Entries will close June 21st at 10 o'clock T. n.
but exhibitors will confer q favor by entering early
as there is always a grand rush Of business at the
Secretary's office the last day.
Water, hay and bedding will be furnished free by
the Fair Association.
Stall rentals: See General Rules.
Proper ~pedigrees must be furnished the secretary
in purebred classes.
CLASS ss-sHRoPsHIRE GRADES
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