The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-30
FAIR
GREAT SUCCESS;
REPEAT IN 1926
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the section in which they live. The
fair has won for Gallatin county a
great amount of favorable publicity, I
the results of which will be more ap-
parent as time goes on. And in the
decision to make the exposition an
annual event, Gallatin folk have laid
the foundation for an era Of greater
prosperity.
A partial list Of the awards in the
various departments follows:
Livestock.
Richard T. Ringing, of White Sui
phur Springs, showing Holsteins won
u firsts and six grand champion
ships.
DR.. J. Piedalue, also showing Hol-
stems, was awarded four firsts-
three-year-old heifer, two-year-old
heifer, three-year-old bull, and senior
heifer.
A. B. Cook, of Townsend, with
E~erefcrds won first in the open class,
including all the champions.
Child and Anceney, of the Flying
D ranch, West Gallatin, swept the
Shorthorn board with the exception
of two in the open class.
A. H. Sales and Son, showing
Shorthorns, took firsts for senior
heifer, first aged COW, and first sum-
mer yearling bull.
Lester II. Thompson, exhibiting
HerefOrds, won several Of the young
class in groups.
A. E. Westlake, with Holsteins, won
two firsts and three seeOnds-grade
COW and grade calf, and junior bull,
two-year-Old heifer, and grade cow,
respectively.
Afford Yergey's HOlsteins took first
on grade heifer and seconds for aged
bull and three-year-Old COW. He also
won third for yearling heifer.
". o. Bohart's well known herd of
Brown Swiss took, as usual, Is firsts,
six seconds, and a third, among the
prizes being grand champion, senior
champion, and junior champion.
Dwight A. Smith and Sons, who
showed milking S~horthorns, won
everything in the first and second
classes except junior champion. A
yearling heifer was second.
Oliver Biering, also exhibiting milk
ing S~horthOrns, took first and junior
champion bull, and second for year
ling heifer.
OxfOrds
Henry TIE Selle, Manhattan:
Ram-twO years and over-first.
Ram-one year and under two
first.
Ram-under n year-first.
Ewe-two years and over-first
and second.
Ewe-one year and under two
first and second.
Ewe-under one year-first and
second.
Flock-first and second.
Pen-first.
Champion ram, any age-first
Champion eve, any age-first.
The Manhattan Company
Ram-two years and over second.
Ram, one year and under two sec
Ond.
Ram-under me year-second and
third.
Ewe-One year and under two
third.
Ewe-under n year-second.
Pen-secOnd.
RambOuilIets
RambouiIlet-strictly wool sheep.
Arnett & MILAN, Manhattan. Year
ling rams-secOnd.
Ewes-two years and over-second,
Ewes-yearling-third
Ewes-under one year-second.
Flock-secOnd.
Pen-secOnd.
Champion eve of any age-first.
G.. E. Sine, BOzeman. Ram-twC
years and over-first, second anC
third.
Ram-one year and under two
second.
Ram-under one year-first.
Ewe-two years and over-first.
Ewe-one year and under two
third.
Ewe-under one year-secOnd.
Flock-secOnd.
Pen-secOnd.
Champion ram of any age-firs
c. Volquardsen, BOzeman. Ram
one year and under two-third.
Ewe-two years and Over-third.
Hampshires
MISREPRESENTATION sheep.
L. F. Huddleston, Bozeman.
Ram-One year and under two
third.
Ewe-one year and under two
second and third.
Flock-under one year-second.
The Manhattan Company. Ram
two years and over-first.
Ram-one year and under two
second.
Ewe-two years and over-first.
Eve n year and under two
first