The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-11
JUDGING IN CHICKEN
BRANCH0F POULTRY
show IS COMPLETED
Wilton, Mandan, Turtle Lake,
Washburn and Bismarck
Win Most Prizes

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Turtle Lake, Washburn and Bismarck
carried off the lions share of prize
money in chicken contests at the 18th
annual exhibition of the Slope Poul-
try association here, it became known
at noon Thursday.
AL judging work in the chicken
classes was completed at that time by
Miss Clara NJ. Sutter, poultry editor
Of the st. Paul Farmer and Farm,
Stock and Home, and she began work
on the turkey, duck and pigeon en-
tries.
Among the largest winners in the
chicken classes were 8. r. Livergood
Of Wilton. N. S. Trauger and Mrs.
William P. Borden of Mandan, John
J. Schlafmann of Turtle Lake, Mrs.
Frank Josephson Of Washburn, and
Wilbert Field and Israel Brown of
Bismarck.
Completion Of judging was expected
late Thursday, according to Stanley
Francis, show superintendent.
The show opened Tuesday in the
main auditorium of the World War
Memorial building and will continue
through Friday. The public is invited
to visit the show free of charge up
until 10 o'clock Thursday and Friday
nights.
Results Of the chicken contests fol-
low:
Barred Rock
Cockerel-S. r. Livergood of Will
ton, first and second: Martin Sahli
of Hague, third; Steve Ashburner of
Mandan, fourth; Theodore Martell Of
Bismarck. fifth.
Hens. r. Livergood, first, second
and third.
Pullet-Fred Robertson OF Bismarck
first; 8. r. Livergood, second and
fifth; Theodore Martell, third.
Cock-N. s. Trauger of Mandan,
first; ]. M. Thompson of Wilton. Sec
ond.
Buff Orpington
Cock-N. S. Trauger, first.
Helm. s. Trauger. first: Wilbert
Field Of Bismarck, second, third.
fourth and fifth.
Cockerel-N. 8. Trauger, first and
second; Wilbert Field, third.
Young pen-Wilbert Field, first.
Capon-William Craven Of Memo
ken, second.
Rhode Island Red
Single comb cockerel-Peter Werlen
of Bismarck, first.
Single comb pullet-Peter Werlen,
first.
Cock-John J. schlafmann Of Tur-
tie Lake, first and second.
Cockerel-John ]. Schlafmann, first
and second: Steve Ashburner, fourth
and fifth.
Hen-John J. schlafmann. first
and third.
Pullet-John j. Schlafmann, first,
third and fourth: Steve Ashburner,
second.
White Leghorn
| Cockerel-N. s. Trauger, first:
Steve Ashburner, second.
Pullet-Mrs. william p. Borden Of
Mandan, first and second: N. s..
Trauger, third and fourth: Steve Ash
burner, fifth.
Young pen-North Dakota state
penitentiary. first and second.
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John J. Schlafmann Of Turtle Lake
first. third and fourth In cockerel:
first, second, fourth. and fifth In pull
let; second In cock; second and fifth
in hen.
White Rock
Cockerel-Carl Schlafmann Of Tur-
tie Lake, first. third and fourth: STAN
LEY Francis Of Bismarck. second: n. s.
Trauger. fifth.
I Pullet-Carl sclalafmann, first. Sec
Iond and third.
Hen-stanley Francis, first. second
and third.
| Black Giants
| Cock-Israel Brown Of Baldwin.
first.
| Cockerel-Mrs. william p. Borden,
first; N. s. Trauger, second.
Hen-Israel Brown, first, second
and third: Peter Werlen, fourth.
Pullet-Mrs. william p. Borden,
first; Israel Brown, third: N. 8.
Trauger. fourth.
Young Pen-Mrs. william P. Bor-
den. first: Israel Brown, second.
| Old Pen-Irael Brown. first and
second.
| White Wyandotte
Mrs. Frank Josephson OF Wash
BURN, first In cock; first. second and
third In cockerel; first. second and