Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-08
BIG EXHIBIT
OF STOCK AT
WARREN FAIR
Fancy Cattle, Sheep, Etc, to
Be Displayed At Mar
shall Expo.

Warren, Mimi. July Ss-Entries in
county annual fair at Warren, July.
10 to 49,. will be made on Monday,
July 10, and indications are that this
seasons exhibition will exceed that
Of last year Marshall county has
for a number of years claimed the
largest livestock exhibit at Ats fair
Of any Minnesota county With this
exception OF the annual exposition
at Fergus Falls. DR.. Frank, ssecre-
fair, said today that interest in hve-
stock and especially In cattle ana
hogs, has greatly increased In the
past two years, and that more 1nuuir-
les in regard to showing md space
had come in this year than ever be-
fore. -
The Red River valley is becoming
one Of the most important cattle cen
ters Anssshc United States. Some, Of
the best individuals from sthe choic-
est herds in this section Will BE, en-
week. Prominent among the exhib-
itors in the Holstein classes will be
! c.. l.. SpauAding of the p. Frost
Spa ulding stock farm Of Warren, Ole
Bodell and NJ. H.. Warner. also of
warren. A great many inquiries have
come from Holstein breeders in other
parts Of the county as We'll as from
points outside the county. The Epaul-
ding herd is one Of the hest known
Piebe ormsby Mercedes. A number
OF heifers in this herdN> Hrafdaaneh-
tiers ct Queen Piebc 0rrhsby MERGE
des,S the famous l,t604pound c8x'
with six year records averaging S65
pounEs. arc making some great rec
ords. They will be among the com
petitors. a.
CLASSY. G~ucrnseya
In the Guernsey classes. the best
kim of Thief River Falls. Mr.. Con.
kiln is bringing humber OF his best
individuals to the Marshall county
fair, and it Is expected that his ia
nous prise-winning COW, Gifts. will be
among them. Gifts was second in the
aged COW class at the Minnesota state
fair, while her daughter. Gifts Pearl
won first in the Senior tW6-yeaf-olt
class. Gifts waa awarded fifth in tn
National Dairy Show and third at M
Waterloo Dairy Congress. She wof
first in the North Dakota a44ak fair
1921. n GRAND champion m Eortf
Dakota's 1890 fair.
shofthorns.
In the shorthorn breed. the ,c6fh
petition win be more. keeh than il
more prominent farmers who rails
purebred Sh6fthorns and who are ex
pecting to exhibit this year are F.
Roscndahl, L. Lamberson and An
drew T., Hansen, all Of warren. Tw'
Of the exhibitors Of Hereford oattl,
will be Charles Franks and ". II
Grange M Son, both of Warreh IA
both Of whom have large hef1 &
purebred Herefords.
Hog Exhibits.
The hog pens are already full {
OVERLOOKING. Secretary Frank stAte
that this years entries in hogs show
the greatly increased interest in hN
raising In the county. J.. w. Carr
pion Of Angus will exhibit Rolan
China hogs. as will also w. G. Mi
Ter and Orange and son Of Warfe1
Charles Widner of stephen and Rob
ert Marshall of Argyle will ents
Poland Chinas also. Charles Frank
and Ed Rpsendahl will enter Dur6
Jerseys in the hog competition, an
i Bert Wood of Warren is epected t
show his Chester Whites. DIR. Franz
who has had supervision Of this pa,
of the fair for some time, states tha
there was such demand fo
hog stalls as this year, n that TIL
present housing is Inadequate to TAX
care of next seasons exhibition Shout
the growth continue as it has IN tn
and the past two
The livestock barns at the Ia
grounds at Warren are especthllS q
tractive to exhibitors and tisitorS :
they are situated in one end of m
! fair grounds along the river and al
i Well shaded by trees. The liGestoc
: narade. which will be a feature [
|, the afternoon program OF the la:
day of the fair, Thursday. July I,
will form at the stables and pass b
1 fnrn the Grand stand.