Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-21
County Fair Now
Awaits Opening
Biggest County Fair In State
Will Open In Langdon
Next Wednesday

Langdon to visitors on Wednesday of
next week, July 9th and close its
two days big program on Thursday,
July 28th. Things generally have
transpired that combine to make it
the biggest fair both in gate receipts
and in the size and class of the ex.
hibit shown in the various depart
ments. There will be a big crowd of
fair visitors in Langdon next week.
If all who have promised to help
this year enter some of
their best horses. live stock and other
farm products, the showing will be
one far exceeding that of any county
fair ever held in North Dakota. Re.
ports show that farm stock generally
is in better shape than usual this
year, as the pastures have been good.
AS in years past practically all stock
shown is off the grass. as it is the
exception for any grain fed and
specially fitted live stock to be ex-
hibited at the Cavalier county fair.
Judges of Exhibits Named
The judges secured for the fair for
this year are as follows;
Horses-Dr. W. H. Shoults, Of
the animal husbandry department at
Winnipeg and DR.. Don Mcmahon of
Agricultural College of Fargo.
Cattle William White, of Darl-
ingford, Man., and a. "A. White of
Bottineau, N. D..
Hogs and Sheep George Bell of
Deloraine, Man.
Educational Miss Charlotte Jones
fsnpst Of school Of Pembina county.
Home Products Mrs. Andy John !.
son. of Bottineau.
Art Mrs. Joseph Mislowske, of
Park River.
Junior Live Stock Regular stock
judges and representative of Agri-
cultural College
Poultry Poultry experts from
Crookston. MINI.
Agriculture Representative of the
Agricultural College of Fargo
Juuior Live Stock Display
One Of the new features at this
years fair. the junior live stock
department, is being held in conjunc-
tion with the school educational ex-
lhibit Co. Sup't Boyd is in charge OF
this department, and Co. Agent W
Z. Johns will assist Mr. Boyd with
! the looking after of live stock enter
Led in the junior department. Mr..
Johns has been busy shaping up the
details of this department for the past
couple Of weeks and assures the fair
management the Doys and girls over
county will have a nice display Of
colts, calves, pigs and lambs. The
junior live stock exhibit will be one
the features Of real lively interest
Breeders Already Making Entries
With the opening of the county
fair almost whole week distant
these is already an activity in the
making Of live stock entries that as.
sures this department being one Of
the features Of greatest interest te
fair visitors By Saturday night near
" all the prominent breeders in the
county will have been heard from.
Good weather is all that is needed to
make this the largest and best stock
exhibit ever shown in the county.
Among those who have already signi-
fed their intention of making stock
entries at next week 3 fair
Percherons Frank Beas!ey of Me-.
koma. p. r. Mcdonald Of Manila
township, Grimsi Goodman Of Milton
EChas Faris of StilwelI and Albert
Westfall Of Clyde
Clydesdales Wild Bros. & Co, oi
Osnabrock, n. g Crockett Of Lang
don 55S
Belgians Louis Rose Of Langdon
Ferdinsnd Stamm Of Iona. John
|WiIdsof Miltan.
Sborthorn Thor Seaworth Of CAL
win, VIM Schroeder of Clyde. Frank
Beasley Of Nekonaa, Grimsi Goodman
Of Milton John Wild & Sons of Mil
ton. Wild Bros. Of osnabrock, John
Hope Of Stilwell.
Polled.Angu q Aberdeen---M II.
Sullivan 0f Langdon
Hsrefordh- j ] Ekeland os Alsen
OxtorG Sheep " r. plumsner 81
Snries.
shropshire Sbeep~~ I'D, Hill IA
Wales, Gsinai Goodman at Milton.
Hampshire Shsep-~ John Ryan ii
Manll!a, yisbbis Gro0nS Of LaaKaep.