The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-08-24
ARTICLES OF INTEREST TO FARMERS
Edited by W. Huntmer, County Agent Melrose Minnesota
ger. Sank Centre, second place. In the

ger. Sank Centre, second place. In the
Holstein bull calf class, with seven ex-
rose Route No. drew first place:
Wood Bros. Paynesville. second place;
and Geo. Grundmann, Sank Centre.
third. In the Holstein female aged
Of Melrose Route No. 8 was awarded
first and second, winning first place on
his aged cow Schilling Oak Fobes.
cow with q record of over a thousand
mann Of Sank Centre won third place
in this class. In the under two female
Holstein class and the under one year
both had six entries and were strong
fields to select from. s.. H. stofer Of
New London drew first place on a
heifer under two; H. H. Meyer. Mel
rose Route No. 8, second place; and
F. J. Borgmann, Sank Centre. third.
In the under one year female class
won first place; William Jennissen.
second place; Henry Borgmann, third
In the Guernsey bull aged class,
Clinton Brothers of Watkins placed
nrst, Walter Kruger. Paynesville. sec
L. Arnold, Watkins, first. In the un-
der one year, Clinton Brothers Of Wat
kins, first; Alex Naegeli. Albany, Sec
ond. In the Guernsey female:' Alex
cow. In the under three year class
Walter Kruger Paynesville, won first
In the under two year class, C. L. Arm
old, Watkins. first. In the under one
year, G. L. Arnold. Watkins. first and
second. -. =
In the Jersey bull class. aged: w.
.. Kruger. Paynesville. first; F. E.
Dodge. Sank Centre, second. In the
over two class: Lew Foreman, Paynes-
VILE. first In the one year and over
class: w. o. Kruger, Paynesville, first;
F. Dodge, Sank Centre, second. In
the bull calf class; Lew Foreman.
Paynesville. first; F. e Dodge, Sank
cow class, which was one of the hard,
est classes Of the day to Judge, w.
o. Kruger Of PaynesvilIe drew first
place; F. E. Dodge, second; Lew Fore
man man: paynes ,ha third. In the two
won first and third; Lew Foreman,
Paynesville. second. In the under two
class. Lew Foreman, Paynesville. first;
F. E. Dodge. Sank Centre, third. In
the under one year class: j. s. Wend-
Iandt, Paynesville. first; w. O. Kruger,
Paynesville. second; F. E. Dodge, Sank
vile also won first on a show herd and
get OF sire in the Jersey breed
In the .Guernseys. Walter Kruger OF
Paynesville. was first on show herd
and get of sire. p.
Ben Otte of Sank Centre, William
Bros. of Kimball divided honors on
their milking Short Horns Both of
these breeders have high class milk
Ing Short Horns and their herds are
recognized as being two of the lead
ing herds in the state. -
A. G.. Rowe of Brooten and George
Studer of st. Cloud had on exhibit a
very creditable showing of Angus c. :
tie. Harry Cooper of Sank Centre was
the only exhibitor of G.,lloways N the
beef class. Exhibitors in the Poland
CHINA hog class were Elver & Perkins
OF Long Prairie. George Studer, St.
cloud, Il; H. Otte. Sank Centre, F. p.
Haines, Paynesville. In the Durocs.
Kunkel of Kimbail, John Kreber of
st. Cloud. j Prasch of Sank Centre.
c. A. Palmer of St. cloud, S. ".
Latcham. Paynesville. F. P. Minette
q Sons and S. v. Latcham, Paynesyille
both had entries Of Chester Whites.
G. M Larson of Belgrade had q very
creditable exhibit of Hampshires and
had no competition in this class.
The majority Of exhibitors showing
! last week at the Stearns County Fair
at Sank Centre plan on exhibiting
this week at the Benton County Fair
| at Sank Rapids which, with the large
number of. entries which will be
| drawn by this Fair from breeders in
| the eastern part of the county, as well
as from Benton and Sherbourne coun-
| ties, assures the Benton county fair
one Of the best well stocked shows in
their history. The classes Of liy E.
stock shown at the Stearns County
Fair this year were, indeed, a credit
/ (By p. w. Huntemer, County Agent)