The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-12
AMENIA YOUTH
WINS FAT BEEF
CHAMPIONSHIP
Kidder County Boys Among
All Club Livestock Show
Winners

Fargo. Dec. 12.-R)-John Nc
Donald, 12-year-old Armenia youth.
for the second consecutive year won
the sweepstakes, grand championship
prize in the fat beef department OF
the All club livestock show, held ct
the North Dakota Agricultural col
lege today. He showed Shorthorn
baby beef.
This was by far the greatest show
that has ever been staged by the
boys and girls Of North Dakota in
the opinion Of DR.. J. H. Shepperd,
head Of the livestock department Of
the North Dakota Agricultural col
leRe and Louis Hablas, stock buyer
who helped judge all classes at the
show.
The reserve championship in the
beef class went to Harold Winslow.
La Moure, who showed the cham
pionship Hereford steer.
Barnes Boys Win
Two brothers from Hastings,
Barnes county, walked away with
the championship and reserve cham
pionship in the fat lamb class, Frank
Sorenson placing first and Roy Sor-
enson second, both showing Shrop-
shire sheep.
Charles Measor Of Tower City,
Cass county, showing q Chester
White hog, won the grand champion
ship in the swine class, with Oscar
Nellemoe, Christine, taking reserve
grand champion, also with a Ches-
ter White.
The complete list Of awards in
the various classes follow:
Shorthorn beef cattle: Champion,
John Mcdonald, Jr., Armenia, Cass
county. Reserve champion, Henry
Halvorson, Braddock, Kidder county.
John Mcdonald was first in the
class Of Shorthorn beef cattle, calved
between Sept. l. 1927. and Feb. !,
1928, there being but one calf
shown in this class.
Braddock Boy Wins
In the Shorthorn class for animals
calved between JAM, 1927, and Aug.
31st, 1927, the winners were:
First, Henry Halvorson, Braddock;
second, Robert Spehn, Armenia; third,
Walter Egger, Donnybrook; fourth,
Paul Hertsgaard, Kindred; fifth, Eu-
gene Thomas, Neville; sixth, George
Sand, Picking.
In the Hereford department, Har-
old Winslow, La Moure, won the
championship, with James McClung,
Mohall, taking reserve champion.
In the Hereford class for calves
calved between Jan. /, 1927. and
Aug. 31st, 1927, Harold Winslow.
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Chung, Mohall, second; George
Southam, Mohall, third; Dan Lee,
Lar;more, fourth; and James Stems
lie, Neville, fifth.
In the swine department, Duroc
Jersey class, Harrison Maker of
Hunter, placed first; Wallace Olson,
Wahpeton, second; Darro Prichard,
Gardner, third, and George Berg,
Wells, fourth.
y, In the Chester White class,
Charles Meason was first.
In the Yorkshire class, William
Beck, Gardner, was first.
In the Poland China class, Bern
ard Pelkey, Fargo, was first.
In the Hampshire pig class, Craig
Worsley, Hunter, was first.
In the Shropshire sheep class,
Frank Sorenson, Hastings, was first;
Roy Sorenson, Hastings, second.
In the Hampshire sheep class,
Charles Meason, Tower City, won
first.
In the Aberdeen Angus class for
animals calved between Jan. LIST,
1927, and Aug. 31st, 1927, Don MUIR
ray Of Edgeley won.
In the Aberdeen Angus class for
animals calved between Jan. LIST,
1927, and Aug. 31st, 1927, Don MUIR
ray Of Edgeley won first and the
championship Of the Angus class;
Nanny Peterson, Steele, was second,
and had the reserve champion in the
Aberdeen Angus class.
In the Aberdeen Angus class for
animals calved between Sept. /,
1927, and Feb. 1, 1928, Palmer Da-
Wis, Page, was first; Clarence Crab
benhOft. Page. second.