The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-10-03
Cattle Make
Fine Showing
EIGHTY-NINE HEAD REPRE-
SENTING FINE BREEDS
SHOWN AT FAIR.

Eighty-nine head of cattle were en-
tered at the Redwood County fair.
these cattle representing the best of
the many fine herds in the county as
well as some from adjacent counties.
A.. A. Dowell judged the beef cattle
and H. r. Searles the dairy breeds,
both of these gentlemen being MEM
bers of the faculty of the State Uni
versity.
ShOrthOrn
French and Smith of Redwood Falls
Shorthorn breeders, took the follow
ing prizes; first on two year old heif-
er, first on junior heifer calf, and first
on produce of COW; second on aged
bull, second on aged herd, second on
get of sire; third on three year old
cow, third on one year old heifer,
third on senior heifer calf, third on
young herd, and Senior Champion
female.
In the same breed A. w. Park and
Sons of Redwood Falls took first on
yearling bull, first on yearling heifer,
first on senior heifer, first on young
herd, first on get of sire; second on
two year old heifer, second on year
ling heifer, second on senior heifer,
second on produce of cow, second on
junior heifer calf; third on aged bull,
third on cow and calf, third on aged
herd; Junior Championship cow and
Grand Champion cow.
Peter Mckay of Delhi also showing
Shorthorns took first on aged herd,
first in cow class and first on cow
with calf at foot. Also second in
cow class and second on cow with calf
at foot.
Hereford
In the Hereford class Reuben Potter
of Springfield was close competitor
of the fine animals shown by the firm
of Potter and Dahlberg of which his
father Sen. L. E. Potter, is the senior
member. Reuben Potter took first on
aged bull, first on yearling heifer,
first on junior heifer, first on aged
herd, first on yearling bull, first on
COW with calf at foot, and Senior
Champion female; Champion bull and
Grand Champion bull; second on two
year old heifer, and second on year
ling heifer.
Potter and Dahlberg took first on
two year old bull, first on senior bull
calf, first on junior bull calf, first on
two year old heifer, first on aged cow,
first on senior heifer calf, first on
junior heifer calf and first on young
herd, Junior Champion female and
Grand Champion junior female; third
on yearling heifer.
HOlstein
Jens Schou of Morgan showed a
fine lot of Holsteins which competed
closely with those shown by H. D.
Hanson of Sleepy Eye. Park and Sons
also showed a few in this class and
John Reese of Clarkfeld showed a
junior bull calf which took first prize.
Mr.. Schou's prizes were, first on
yearling bull, first on yearling heifer,
first on junior heifer calf, first on cow
with calf and first on young herd; sec
ond on aged herd, second on
senior heifer calf, second on two
year old heifer, second on aged bull,
third on senior bull calf and third on
aged COW.
The Hanson display took first on
aged bull, first on aged cow, first on
two year old heifer, first on senior
bull calf, first on aged herd and Grand
Champion female, Champion and
Grand Champion bull calf; second on
aged cow, second on senior bull calf,
second on young herd, second on juni-
or calf; third on two year old heifer
and third on senior heifer calf.
The Park and Sons Holstein took
second on yearling bull and second
on yearling heifer.
Other Breeds
In the Guernsey class c.. E. Good
year took first and Grand Champion
on yearling bull and first on herd
Anderson Bros. of Clarkfield TOOK
second on yearling bull.
C. F. Neuschwander and Son o.
Redwood Falls showed their fine herd
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