The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-14
Bismarck Man Takes Grand
Honors on Barred Rock, Gar.
rjson Man on Bronze Tom
SALES AMOUNT TO $1,000
All Judging Completed and Final
Day Of Show Is On; Many
Sunday Visitors

~. F6lCOlIcI, VI oAouAo'Ss'
been designated grand champion
bird Of the show.
The grand champion OH turkeys
was captured by Arthur l.. Orth.
Granville, on an old bronze tom,
which won out o. 100 entries In tins
department of the show. He also gets
4 gold medal awarded by the Amer
lean Poultry association
This is the final day OF the exhibit
ton and 1t was in full swing again.
lust as though there hand't been sew
eral days already for the public to pay
visits. Exhibitors and toWnsfolk
sauntcrcd around among the coops
investigating the tags. to sec which
birds had taken the big honors.
Secretary Miesen was busy codify-
Ing the awards from notes taken IS o.
j. Weisner, the Agricultural college
expert, had judged the pens. These
awards may be ready for publication
Tuesday. Judge Weisner had COM
pleted his task Of appraising the quail
titles Of the displays and had named
all who are to have places in the hall
of fame Of this exhibition.
SaleS Run High
Sunday there was big coming and
going all day at the show. City folks
took the time to 60 down to the In
tcYnational Harvester show room TO
give the feathcred guests the once
over. Some visitors also wanted to
look over the stuff that had been
brought in for the double purpose OF
exhibiting and selling.
This selling plan of the show was
. big success. Secretary Miesen said
this morning. that about 81 900 worth
Of breeding stock had been sold, con-
sisting of turkeys, ROSTERS and pull
Tets Shipments arc being made to
all parts of the state.
One of the displays that has been
attracting considerable attention is a
pen of turkins that strange fowl
Of Asiatic ext. -ction which has the
body Of q hen and tho head and neck
OF q turkey. The display is being
made by william Brown, Mandan
poultry grower. The turkin body re-
sembles q Rhode Island Red in
feathering. The neck is bare and red
and its skin is flabby. as in the case
Of the turkey.
Falconcr Sweeps Show
w. A. Falconer. who carried Off the
biz honor of the show by scoring the
grand championship on his Barred
Rock cockerel, also wins the Conkcy
company gold medal offered by the
Cleveland house for the winner of the
most points of the show, which honor
was scored by the Falconcr chicken
exhibit.
Other leading awards of the show
were:
First prize cockcrcl In class of %,
won by bird Of w. H. Raftery. Garri-
son, taking American Poultry aSsoci-
alton bronze medal and other special
prizes.
First bronze turkey pullet. won by
Arthur L. Orth. Granville, gets Amer
lean Poultry association bronze medal.
First in Partridge Wyandottes, won
by Robert Shading, Antelope, on cock
ercl.
First in Blue Andalusians, won by
II. w. Taylor. Bismarck. on pullet.
First White Orpingtons won by
Marie Mihm, Bismarck club girl, ON
cockerel.
First on Black Minorcas. won by
Herman AIDE, Bismarck, on champion
rockerel.
Takes Capon Championship
First on Partridge Wyandotte
tcckerels. won by II. w. Taylor, Bis
lnarck. ON champion breed.
First on White Wyandottes. won by
Henry Johannes. Underwood, on
champion cockcrel.
First on Barred Rocks, won by w.
A. Falconer on grand champion OF
show.
First on White Rocks, won by John
Angrinson, Washburn. on champion
cockerel.
First on capons. won by Tom Be-
land, Beulah. with championship in
cllided.
FIRST ON Buff orpingtons, won by
Wilbert Fields president of associa-
ton, on champion cockcrel.
First on White Leghorns, won by
o. Z. Nordquist, Underwood, on cham
pion cockerel.
First on Rose Comb Anconas. won
by Henry Johannes. Underwood, on
champion cockerel.
First on Rose Comb Rhode Island
Reds. won by Mrs. Peter Mihm. Bis
mArck, on champion cockerel.
First on Bourbon Red Turkeys.
won By ]. NJ. Thompson, Wilton, on
cockerel and on pullet.
wins On wild Turkeys
EiYsts on White Holland turkeys.
won By q. i. Nordquist. Underwood.
On cockeFel and on yearling hen: also
: first to Peter Mihm. Bismarck. on
pVllet.
FIRST on bronze turkeys. won by
Arthur i. Orth. Granville, on his
grand champion old tom. out Of a
showing of sir; also firsts on his
yeeflfn& hen. out Of seven showing.
First On bronze cockerels. won by
w. n Heftefy, Garrison, on cockeYel
Shown among - entries; also 9 first
N ! teop1e ppllet owned BY A. l..
o0fth, out q 80 showiug.
iYpte "A Wild turkeys, won BY Mrs.
E14. A4sf 1terling, On one old
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