The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-07-13
LIST or AWARDS OF THE
BOTTINEAU COUNTY FAIR

SB ALC 1ISb VI aNdINS III
County Fair will be of great interest
It'd the people of Bottineau County in
general and Of especial interest to the
exhibitors who won prizes IN the keen
competition In some of the classes.
Study the list carefully and in the
event that any error has been made
make it known to the secretary who
viii check the same back for correc-
ton. OF course, the final awards as
listed in the judges book must govern,
but In the event Of our making any
errors in listing or transferring the
awards we will gladly make the COR
reetions. Of course, there is always
some who will fail to land a prize ev-
en- though their entries are very mer-
itorious and deserving of a place, but
with the limited number of awards in
each lot some worthy articles or an
imals must of necessity be left out of
the money.
Heretofore, it has been the custom
to state the livestock exhibitors names
and addresses along with the list of
their winnings. This year we submit
an index giving names and addresses
of breeders who are specializing in
the various breeds and list their
names only with the list of awards.
We believe the livestock breeds are
entitled to this and it will also give
prospective purchasers of stock a list
of names and addresses of which they
may make use. List is given in the
order of winnings as listed in the
premium list IN the registered class
es:
A. H. White, Kramer, N. D. Percher-
on horses.
L. J. Williams, Bottineau, N. D. Per-
cheron stallion.
Olof Brattlie, Kramer, n. D. Belgian
horses.
George Clark, Adm. Bottineau, N. D.
Belgian Mares.
Thos. MiIIoy, Omemee, N. D. Belgian
stallion.
Chas. Fuerhelm, Overly, N. D. Shet-
land ponies.
E~rtresvaag Bros, Bottineau, N. D.
Shorthorn Cattle
Duncan Beaton, Bottineau, N. D.
Shorthorns and Poland China hogs.
Dave Clark Bottineau, N. D. Short
horn cattle.
R. M. Trimble, Westhope, N. D. Short
horns and Poland China hogs.
DIR. E. S. Fitzmaurice, Mohall, N. D
Shorthorn cattle.
Chas. E. Whitteron, B%ottineau, N. D
Shorthorn cattle and Poland China
hogs.
August Zorn, Bottineau, N. D. Short.
horns.
Ed. Kromery, Kramer, N. D. Guern-
sey cattle
j. c. Slower, B%ottineau, Jersey cow.
w. G.. Chapman, Maxbass, N. D
Shropshire sheep
C. c. Crozen, West Liberty, Ia. sheep
J. T. Lexa, Bottineau, N. D. Chester
White hogs.
T. T. Mckinley, Souris, N. D. Hamp.
shire hogs.
HORSE DEPARTMENT
Comment on the various depart
ments cannot be well avoided if W,
try to do justice to the various ex
hibits of livestock, or in fact any de
partment of the Fair. Beginning will
the horse exhibit, A. H. White o.
MeadoWlawn Farm, was the larges'
exhibitor with nineteen head of fint
Percherons on display, winning al
awards except first and Champion
stallion. Mr.. White has been a consist
emit exhibitor Of Percherons for years
l.. j. Williams won the laurels on hi
stallion. The Belgians were the mex
In order of number shown and al
though there were some splendid one
shown the entries were limited. Olo
Brattlie winning Champion Stallion
The horse exhibit as a whole was no
as large as usual but the horses wer'
in better condition and with the splen
did feed conditions now we are look
ing forward to an increased horse in
terest next year.
-. Cattle Department
We next come to the cattle exhib
it: The Laird o "Willow Grove Farm
made sixteen entries under the nam
of Beaton and Clark and were tn
largest exhibitors of Shorthorns
Trimble, Whitteron, Ertresvaag Bro.
and DR.. Fitzmaurice all contributin
to make this the hottest class of til
show. We will not say much abou
prospects in Shorthorn circles in 1872:
but we will be a wee bit leery of tn
old boys who have held back On az
count of lack of feed for the past fe'
years. The beef condition, or we migI
say show conditions were much ahea
of last year and the exhibit was ver
na%eritorious- Note carefully the list
awards.
The dairy classes were poorly file
this year, although some good graG
cows were shown as also a good Je1
sey COW and Guernsey bull.
Sheep Department
There was some surprise in tx
sheep department when it BEGAN
known that WI. Coxen of West Libe
ty, Iowa had entered a string of eigl
ty-one sheep, representing eight di
ferent breeds. 1t is interesting readin
just to 60 down the list of awards j
the registered Shropshire class an
not how q Bsttineau County breede
Mr.. Chapman, of Maxbass won ever
prize entered for competition, wiz
ming every first and every second an
third prizes where he had enough en-
tries against q double entry IN ever