The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-17
MOUNTRA|L CLUBS
RECAPITULATE FAIR
WINNINGS AT MINOT
Boys and Girls Made Fine Rec
ord, From Stock Judging
to Fitting Exhibits

Stanley, July 17.-Mountrail coun-
tvs stock judging team won the an
nual district stock Judging contest
held at the Minot fair, and by doing
SO Won the right to represent the dis
trict at the Fargo state fair. The
team members are John Tweet
George Simons and Neil Crary. with
Harry Hardy as alternate. The boys
were selected at a county wide judg-
ing contest for club members and
then we're given training by C.. A.
Fiskc. county agent. John Tweet won
the distinction of being high man of
the whole contest. while George SIM
ons IA third and Neil Crary fifth.
Six teams in all were entered, three
of them being from Smith, Hughes
schools, where the boys had a much
longer training.
A very fine record was won at the
Minot fair by All club members Of
Mountrail county. Below is given a
record Of winnings in the club stock
show.
The first four places in the baby
beef class were won by Mountrail
county with some fine head of stock,
first place being taken by a ten-year-
old gin! who fed and fitted her ami
NAL. The awards we're: Baby beef.
Mildred Molzhon. first; Walter Eggcr,
second: Fred Molzhon. third: and
Leonard Goethe. fourth.
Milking Shorthorr, Junior year.
lings, Vivian Eggcr. first; John Bieri,
second; two year ODDS, Paul Whillock,
first.
Jersey Junior calves, Olive Twect,
first: John Twcet. second; Junior
ycarling bulls. John Tweet. first.
Holstcin. Junior yearling, Neil
Crazy, second.
Guernsey Junior yearling, Elmer
Simons. first.
grand champion Guernsey of the
show.
Quality Shown in Open Glass Wins
Despite the fact that this years
stock Show was the strongest ever
held at Minot. yet Mountrail county
got in the money class on every ami
NAL entered in open competition.
Among the winnings were the first
three places OH baby beef under Il
months, won by Mildred Molzhon,
Walter Egger and Fred Molzhon, re-
s~pectively. and third place, over IA
months. won by Mildred Molzhon,
Whillock won fourth in the 2-ycar-
old milking shorthorn class; in the
Junior yearling class. Vivian Egger
was fourth and John Bieri, fifth. Neil
Crary took third in Junior Holstein
heifer class.
Showmanship Shown BY Juniors
Mountrail county All club members
also showed their worth when they
won the honors in the fitting and
showing demonstrations for both
dairy and beef.
High honors for fitting and show
ing in the dairy class went to George
Simons on his high-grade Guernsey
heifcr. John Tweet was fourth and
Neil Crary. fifth.
In the beef fitting and showing
Mountrail county made a grand
sweep, taking the first five places.
First place was o by Vivian Egger,
a girl club member from Coulee, fol-
lowing in order by Paul Whillock,
Mildred Molzi,on. Walter Eeger and
Fred Molzhon. About 40 Juniors in all
competed in these events.
A beautiful show halter was award
cd to both George and Vivian by the
Minot Chamber Of Commerce for
their good work.
Exhibit At County Fair
Despite the fact that many of the |
finest head Of club stock were at the
Minot fair, the exhibit at the home
fair attracted much attention. Halt
the cattle on exhibit were owned BY
club members while most of the re-
mainder were brought in through eff
forts OF club members. All but four
head in the hog show were owned by
the boys In the county.