The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-09-29
WITH THE TREATMENT RECEIV.
ED AT THE FAIR AND FEEL
REPAID FOR COMING.
OVER 1900 HEAD ON GROUNDS
MANY SAY THEY WILL BE BACK
NEXT YEAR WITH LARGER
HERDS.

The Stockmen on the grounds Of
the Southeastern Idaho Fair were
very enthusiastic in their praise OF
the large number Of pure bred stock
on the grounds this year.
Mr.. Jess Richards of the Richards
Livestock Company Of Virginia, Ida,
who was on the grounds with 81 head
Of his purebred Duroc Jersey hogs
was very enthusiastic about the large
display Of live stock Mr.. Richards
has been in the purebred livestock
business for eleven years, having
shown at the Southeastern Idaho Fair
stiffest competition we have had this
year. There is certainly some won-
derful stuff here. The live stock pa
rade is larger than anything that will
be held this year in either Idaho or
Utah, You can tell the world I will
be back next year."
Mr.. v. r. Fisher. Of Oxford Idaho.
is very consistent booster Tor the
Fair and WAS showing this year. i've
head Of Duroc Jersey hogs. Mr..
Fisher has bsen consistently building
up his herd for the past seven year,,
having sold pigs in eight westsrn
states. He stated he would be back
stronger than ever next year.
G. s. Potter Of Ogden, Utah. was on
the grounds with large herd Of
prize winning Holstein cattle. Mr..
Potter is a great booster for the Fair
and stated he had never shown where
the people were more interested and
asked more questions than at the
Southeastern Idaho Fair which goes
to show the great future possibili-
ties Of this Fair. Mr.. Potter will be
back next year.
| Mrs. Minnie Miller of the Thousand
Springs Ranch at Buhl, Idaho seemed
to be the center of attraction with
her international prize winning bunch
Of Hampshire sheep, 16 in number.
IL head Of Guernsey cattle and 16
head Of Duroc Jersey hogs. Mrs.
Millers ranch Is located 10 miles from
Wendell in the Snake river canyon
across the river from Buhl, where
the climate is ideal for stock, the
weather being 10 degrees warmer IN
the winter and 10 degrees cooler In
the summer than up on the cliff. Mrs.
Miller goes from Blackfoot to Helena
Montana and from there to Spokane
and Portland and will take her fancy
band Of sheep to Chicago to the In
ternational Stock show there. This
is her first year and would like to
come back next year.
In the Horse department the fol-
lowing entered and were enthusiastic
in their praise Of the Fair: Wesley
Young. j. H. Nielsen, J. e. Teeples:
]. r. Miller; ]. l.. Johnson; w. e.
Warrant: Sadie Wasserman: C. r.
Linger; r. w. Milligan; Ted Swar-
brick; J. 0. Davis J. r. Jones; Nor
man Bingham r. B. Higgins; Jake
Ramey; Uriah Taylor; John Bond:
Walter Jackman; Carl Hunzeker; J.
s. Eames; Hans Jensen; ]. B. Adam
son and Ernest Tilya.
! l.. S. Otto, OF Filler, Ida, exhibited
Is head Of his purebred Duroc Jer-
sey Hogs and is an enthusiastic boos-.
ter for the fair He will be back
next year Mr. Otto has been in the
hog business for 22 years. This 10
his second year at the Fair.
| w Fl. Rambo Of Buhl had 27 head
Of Duroc Jersey hogs on the grounds.
Mr. Rambo has exhibited at this fair
for the past two years having been
in the purebred hog business for four
years. He had the distinction Of hav-
ing one of the two pigs in the live
stock parade on Thursday. The hog
was Idaho Sensation"
Ii n HYpcT ANN cEN0Nn WARn