The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-07-13

Herd Shetland ponies, VIM. Fuer-
helm, list. MI
ECLASS15 Is, Mule team in harness, J.l
T. Lexa LIST
Cattle Department
REGISTERED SHORTHORNS
Bull, 8 or over, E~rtresvaag Bros, l.,
Beaton and Clark, End.
Bull 2 under 8 Beaton & Clark End
Bull calf, ST Ertresvaag Bros. i q
Beaton and Clark, Bird. = "
Bull calf, sjr. Beaton and Clark, LIST,
Chas. E, Whitteron End, Beaton and
Clark Ord @ .s . |
Cow 8 or over, Beaton and Clark
/ st, Dr. E. S. Fitzmaurice, End Beat
on and Clark 3rd |
Cow 2 under 8 Beaton and Clark /,
August Zorn End.
Heifer l under 2 Beaton and Clark
/, R. M. Trimble 2 and 8.
Heifer calf, sr. Beaton and Clark 1.
Heifer calf jr., Beaton and Clark 1,
Fitzmaurice, End, Whitteron 3rd
Bull, any age, bred and owned by
exhibitor, Beaton and Clark, l 2; Err
tresvaag Bros. Ord.
Female, any age, bred and owned
by exhibitor, E~rtresvaag Bros, LIST,
Beaton and Clark 2 and 8
Herd bull and four females, Beat
On and Clark, LIST.
Calf herd, Beaton and Clark, 1st
Ertresvaag Bros. End.
Senior Champion bull, E~rtresvaag
Bros.
Junior champion bull, Beaton and
| Clark
Senior champion cow, Beaton and
Clark.
Junior Champion heifer, E~rtresvaag
Bsos.
Grand champion bull, Beaton and
Clark.
Grand Champion female, Ertres-
vaag Bros.
The American Shorthorn Breeders
Association specials were award
! ed as follows: "a", Champion bull ov-
er II months, Beaton and Clark. "b"
Cow 3 years or over, freshened with
in two months of fair, etc., Beaton &
Clark, l 2. Supplemental specials
awarded by Fair ssociation for "a"
and "b" goes to Beaton and Clark as
above. Beautiful prize ribbons will be
given by American Shorthorn Asso-
citation aside from the money prizes.
These specials are of great import
ance to breeders and a continuance
of this recognition by the parent
Shorthorn Association is due to the
great interest of Shorthorn men in
Bottineau county in exhibiting their
best every year at the Fair.
Business Mems Specials
Ertresvaag Co., special for best
shorthorn bull calf shown at Fair, to
be chosen from lots a and 5,-Ertres-
vaag Bros.
Piper-Howe Lumber Co., special for
best heifer calf shown in lots 10 and
II Shorthorn classes-Beaton and
Clark.
CLASS %, GUERNSEYS
| Bull / under 2, Ed Kromrey, 1st.
CLASS "a, JERSEYS
Cow 3 or over, J. c. Slower LIST
CLAOo ~, UIdOG I1OIStCulSs
Cow 8 or over, J. N. Start 1st
CLASS 20 Grade Guernseys
Cow 8 years or over Herbert White
1st.
CLASS 81, Grade Dairy Shorthorns
Cow 8 or over, Herbert White LIST
Bottineau National Bank, special
for best dairy cow shown at Fair.
Herbert White, LIST. Rev. J. N. Start
End.
Imperial Elevator &c., special fol
best typed dairy cow shown at fair,
Herbert White.
O. S. Lien, Jeweler, special for best
typed dairy shorthorn cow shown al
Fair, Beaton and Clark.
Sheep Department
CLASS "a, Registered Shropshires.
Best ram, 2 or over, w. G. Chapman
1st, c. C. Croxen, End.
j Ram, l under 2, Chapman, l, Crox'
en- End.
Ram lamb, Chapman /
Eve, 2.or over Chapman / 2 8
Eve yearling Chapman 1, Croxen {
Best pen, ram and 2 ewes, Chapman
a 1
, Best ram any age, Chapman list.
! Best eve, any age, Chapman 1st.
. In all the following classes c.. c
$ Croxen won all awards without com
8 petition: Oxfords Downs, Dorsets
Cheviots, Hampshires, Southdowns
C~otswolds, Hambullettes.
CLASS SO, Grade Shropshires :,
Best ram lamb Chapman 1st, VIM
f Krohn End.
e Best eve, having raised lamb thi.
year, Chapman LIST.
Sheep Specials
Bottineau County Wool Grower,
Association, Special for Sweepstake.
ram, any age or breed, W. G. Chap
man. Sweepstakes eve, w. G. Chap
r man. Best pen of old sheep, w. G
Chapman.
Farmers Advocate, Special for bes.
registered Shropshire ram, any age
|. w. G. Chapman. ~ :.
Swine Department
d Glass 42-Poland Chinas:
Boar, l year or over, R. Nj. Trimblt
l and 2, Chas. Whitteron, 8.
Boar under l year, r. M. Trimble
/, 2 and g.. =. ~s
Sow l year or over, r. M. Trimble
!, 1, 2 and 3. r
Sow under / year, r. M. Trimble, /
Chas. Whitteron, 2; Beaton Clark, 8