Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-09-27
RIBBON WINNERS +
TN CATTLE DEPT
Cattle Exhibit at County. Fair Was
The Best in Many
Years

Tears
(FR0M SATURDAYS SPECIALLY
The cattle department of the 1922
County Fair contained an unusually
large number of entries. An extra
tent had been provided and cattle were
tied in pens outside the barns which
were filled to overfiowing. There were
about 1876 cattle entered in the de-
partment.
The following is the main list of
ribbon winners:
The cattle entries at the Kandiyohi
County Fair this year are very num-
erous. An extra tent has been provid-
ed and some of the cattle are tied in
pens under the trees because of lack
Of room in the spacious barns. There
are 1876 head of cattle on the show
grounds. There are many different
breeds of fine cattle shown this year.
Holsteins
Herman Tallakson of Willmar has
la herd Of five, four females and one
bull, exhibited in the large tent. Mr..
Tallakson won four firsts and one End
Miner Anderson of Willmar also
exhibited five head of fine Holsteins
Mr.. Anderson's bull was one of the
largest shown at the fair and won the
championship of the Holsteins. One
of his COWS also won the championship
Edwin MANI of Paynesville had a
very fine herd Of Holsteins. He won
first prize on his bull.
Theo. Sampson of the State Farm
| is showing their large bull which won
second place. This is one of the bulls
of the Pontiac strain. He was recently
purchased from the farm at the St..
Cloud Reformatory.
Robert Thompson also exhibited
head Of Holsteins.
Jerseys
L. J. Forman and Sons of Paynes-
vile are showing seven head of fine
Jerseys. They won three first, two
! seconds and one third. They also have
the honor Of owning the youngest calf
on the show grounds. The calf was
OOIu d. uOOn yesterday.
w. E. Forman of Paynesville won
| second on bull calf and third on an
| aged COW. He had 2 Jerseys on exhi-
| bit.
w. o. Kruger Of Paynesville has a
herd of ten exhibited in the large
barn. Mr.. Kruger has the champion
bull and champion COW of this class.
He also won first on aged bull, first
on a heifer, two years old, first on a
bull 2 years old, first on bull calf 1
year old, first ma heifer calf second
on an aged COW, second on heifer calf
and third on heifer 1 year old.
Guernseys
Walter Kruger Of Paynesville Guer-
nsey Farm has head at the fair. He
won list on aged bull, 1st and End on
2 year old class, 3rd on yearling, End
on yearling under year and champion
bull.
A. G. Bork, owner of the Sunnyside
Farm at Paynesville, has six head ex-
hibited. He won one grand champion
female, first on bull 6 mos, first on
bull l yr., first on heifer mos, and
first on COW yrs old.
There were "a Guernseys exhibited
| altogether.
T. J. Lawson of Oak Knoll New Lon
| don, is showing fine herd Of six
! Guernseys which have made good at
! number of fairs. He won End on
aged bull, End on bull under years,
| End on bull under year and End and
3rd on 2 aged COWS.
Shorthorns
| Arthur Klint OF Kandiyohi won 1
championship, four 6rsts and two Sec
onds on his herd of shorthorns.
! Herefords
VIM. Phipps, proprietor of the Rid
gewood Stock Farm of Atwater is show
ing herd of eight Herefords., He won
list on yr old bull, list on yearling
bull, LIST and champion, bull calf, list
ION COW, 2 yr., yearling calf, and End
on aged bull. He had the champion
bull and the champion COW in this
class. - ...,,c
Edman Bros. of Pennock won 1 first,
5 seconds and thirds on their herd
of IA head. The LIST was on aged bull.
/ 49, Aberdeen Angus 81
]. A. G.. Rowe. OF the Brooten Stock
Farm Won the prize for champion bull
and champion COW and frsts. He
had a herd Of 10 head, 5 bulls and
females. Mr.. Rowe practically won
all prizes in this department. 2..
E Dan Haley also had an exhibit Of
ANGUS. He secured 2 seconds and one
i third. sss.s. s5. ..:.. s. Il s=:
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/ A. L Madsen Of Spicer is exhibiting
this new breed Of cattle in these