The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-06-17
LIVESTOCK SHOW
AT UN|ONTOWN GOOD
MANY MOSCOW AND LATAH
COUNTY CITIZENS ATTENDED
THE PREMIUM WINNERS.

There was a good attendance, a fine
stock show and the Uniontown people
showed themselves to be ideal hosts,
is the report brought back from
| Uniontown by the Moscow and other
Latah county citizens who attended
the livestock show there Wednesday.
While the attendance was not quite
as good as one year ago when the
first show was given, it was large
and the interest was all that could be
desired. A large delegation from
Lewiston, with a brass band, helped to
enliven the show All who went from
here are loud in their praise of the
efforts Of Uniontown people and the
quality of the livestock shown.
Following the stock judging there
was ball game between Cotton and
Uniontown teams and at night big
dance was well attended. Several
Moscow people remained for the dance
and others drove over for the dance
i'm the evening The UniontoMn COM
mercial club furnished free lemonade
for all comers and nothing was left
undone to make the hundreds of visit
ors feel at home.
University Bred Bull Wins
The champion bull of the show was
the two year old Shorthort exhibited
by Carl Grief, of Uniontown. This
bull was on the northwest show cir
cult last fall and secured second
place. He was developed in the
stables at the University of Idaho last
year and now is one of the finest
specimens of the breed to be found
in the inland empire.
The stock judges were Professor
Hackedorn, of the Washington State
college, and Professor C. W. Hickman
Of the University of Idaho. The fol-
lowing are the awards:
Percheron Horses
Aged stallion, years old and over
Percheron Breeders as
ISOLATION, first; Rim Rock Percheron
second; Link Strom,
Uniontown, third; Uniontown Perch
aron Horse company, fourth.
Grand champion-Uni Per-
,heron Breeders association.
Grand champion draft mare-Mc-
Kay Bros, Uniontown.
Best draft mare, colt at side
Weber Bros, Uniontown, first; John
Schlee, Untontown, second; William
Brown, Uniontown, third.
Best grade draft 1921 colt-John
Schlee first; Weber Bros, second;
otto Scheeney, Uniontown, third.
Best grade draft team in harness. /
Peter Kinzer, Uniontown, first; c. A.
Mueller, Uniontown, second; Weber
3ros., third. J
Best grade draft mare or gelding-
Peter Kinzer, first; c. A. Mueller,
econd; and third.
Best grade draft mare or gelding
hree years old-C. A. Mueller, first; t
Weber Bros, second; Mayer Bros,
third. {
Best grade draft mare or gelding, /
wo years o1d-H. P. Jones, Genesee, i
irst.
Best grade draft mare or gelding, c
ne year old, William Engle, Genesee, r
irst; Frank Essur, Uniontown, Sec
nd. Q
Miscellaneous {
Best showmanship by boy under 18 e
ears exhibiting colt at halter Sly c
ester Kinzesr, first; Fred Nickelson,
econd; Lewis Bentley, third.
Best saddle mare or gelding Miss :.
larry Keane, Moscow, first; r. j. :.
aufen, Uniontown, second; George !.
layer, Uniontown, third. :
Best preserved aged horse shown :
7eber Bros, 90 year old, first; Wal |.
n Nibbler, Uniontown, "a years, sec !:
ld; Victor Ricard, "a years old, /.
lird.
Driver and team having served n
INCEST time together Bethel Weber, !.
enesee, first; Mike Mayer, Union .
wn, scond. =
Best saddle pony exhibited by boy =
: girl under 16 years, owning pony, :,
and pony considered :,
rnest Geselchen, Genesee, first; Vic :,
r Ricard, second; Lewis Bentley,
ird.
Best three colts shown, by one sire
Mayer & Faerber, first.
Shorthorn Cattle sc
Best Shorthorn COW, aged three II
ars and over Washington State at
llege, first; c. A. Grief, second. tr