The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-02-11
KEEN INTEREST in
FIRST POULTRY SHOW
PLEASING NUMBER OF CHOICE
BIRDS ENTERED IN ALL
CLASSES
CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT
SPECIALISTS WILL SPEAK FRI.
DAY EVENING AND SATUR- -
DAY AFTERNOON

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at the Sank Centre Armory. 1t will
close Saturday evening, Feb. 18th.
Superintendent of the show, George
Mlnette, stated to the Herald We'd
nesday that inquiries from prospective
exhibitors were numerous, Indicating
large number of actual entries.
These inquiries came not only from
territory adjacent to Sank Centre but
surrounding territory.
Wednesday of this week Secretary
Mrs. X. ". Plant received a consign-
ment of five wild pheasants from the
State Game and Fish Department at
Mound, MINI. The birds will be on
display during the entire show.
Saturday, afternoon c.. C. Morri-
son, assistant general agricultural de-
velopmentt agent of the Great Norh-
ern Railway will deliver talk at the
Armory ON the Importance of Grain
fSmut Prevention" The Federal
government and the University farm
are cooperating with other agencies
| this month in campaign to interest
the farmers of the Northwest in this
important work
Saturday afternoon G. H. Mattson
OF the Minnesota Departent of Con-
servation will talk. Mr.. Mattson is
student of outdoor life and his adj
dress should be very interesting aud
instructive.
Friday evening the silver cups will
be awarded by Supt. George Minerie
at the Community Club rooms. At
tbs meeting A. C. Smith, judge of
the show. will give practical dem
onstration of the proper manner of
Ilce ng poultry, using live birds for
the demonstration. as
II is meeting should be largely at
ltcn1td. -
Whether you are a poultry raiser
or notSyou will find much oflinterest
at the show. There is no admission
fee. :. - -
The following is list offthose who
have become members of the Stearns
County Poultry Association by pay
ing one dollar or more:
| "A. M. Wallace, G. H. Lewis, G..
Hillerud, F. A. Fischer, E. E.. Ed
ing, R. V. Plant, S. J. .Holme, Oscar
Klonne, George Fish, J. B. Schoen-
hoff, H. N. Bishop, H. w. Bishop,
J. A. Dubois, Geo. F. Minette, H.,
s.. Schmidt. Ed L. Rattle, S. G..
Schwarzbauer, Jennie Rice, Mrs. w.
H. Parker. H. F. Hennemann, Mer-
chants National Bank, Paul Nickel,
Cen. MINI. Power & Milling Co.,
Geo. r. Borgmann & Co., City
Steam Laundry, Lee Johnson, Jake
Budinsh, Blue Valley Creamery Co.,
Palmer House, V. G. Wedge, Geo..
Berggreen, Jones Co., H. S. Hall
version, S. C. Bjone, j. e. Erickson,
V. L. Burgess, B. F. Ives, Browns
Garage, Geo. O'Gara, Howari Nc
Gee, Caughren Theatre, Sturr Motor
Co., Morse & Morse, Mrs. Mae Ev-
ans, Mrs. j. F. Coyle, Wn. Zinn-
mers, M. j. Hanauer, P. o. Peder-
sou, Herman Vennewitz, Henry
Ta.elen, Mrs. George Brown, Fred
Walker, Calkins Hardware CO, Frank
Pa gburn, w. j. Baron, Main Street
0i. Co., c. D. Marshall & Co., q. G.
Sohle, Gus Otto. A. H. Kranz, Ben
Vogel, Herman Krohm, Andrew Bes-
ser, Red Owl Store, H. J. Sauer, F..
w. Sprague, Standard Grocery, G.,
III. Vandesteeg, Thos Sullivan, The
Model, A. F. Moynihan, A. J. Weis-
ner, l.. Claseman, A. Dahlem, Ben
Minette, J. F. Cooper, Hason &
Emerson, B. F. Dubois, Candy Kitch-
en-, Ralph Steffes, NJ P. Mortenson,
Sank Lake Creamery Co., George F.,
Conati, Chas. Klar, John Mondloch,
0. w. Dowswell, Waldorf Cafe, Lam
pert Bros, P. j. Neis, George Hol-
Ter, Steiner Lumber Co., Sunlight
Bakery, Rev. j. Fearon, A. A. Gales,
5. z. Hansen, ST., John Tombers, ].
A. Schoenhof, John Boutell, MINI ;,
Building & Loan, Douglas Co. Hatch
cry, Agricultural Society Stearns Co.,
Equity Coop. Exchange, Farmers
Shipping Assn, r. H. Sweetman,
Sank Centre and T. G. Wurst, Green
wald.