The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-08-29
Additional
Fair News
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The Baby Beef project at tn
recent Stearns County Fair brough
out 20 exhibitors out of a total o
Al members enrolled, according t
the County Agents office at 81
Cloud, MINI.
In the Shorthorn Calf class which
was one of the smaller classes Their
were three entries. These exhibit
ors were William Cooper, of Kim
ball, Robert Cooper, of Kimball, ant
Darwin Judes, of Sank Centre. II
the yearling class for Shorthorns
there were just two entries, these
were Merle Judes and Alban Mey
er, of Sank Centre and Melrose
respectively.
The large classes were the Angu:
Yearlings and the HEREFORD Yearl
ings. This is due to the fact thai
calves were brought into the coun'
ty from the western states last
year for feeding purposes. The ex'
hibitors in the Angus yearling were
Earl Boldt, Paynesville; Alexander
Eickhoff, Belgrade; Richard Rueh-
lie, South Haven; Melvin Mark
wardt, Kimball; Clifford and Mil.
dred Landwehr, st. Cloud; John
Haus, Rockville; Erwin Eickhoff
Belgrade, and Alex Didier, st. Mar
tin. Members exhibiting HEREFORD
yearlings were Joseph Didier, ST.
Martin; Joseph Ebnet, Holdingford
Donald Markwardt, Kimball; Geo
Waletzke, Holdingford; Gladys
Bjerkness, Freeport; Ralph Boldt
Paynesville; Jerome Eickhoff, Bel
grade; Ray Gamradt, Sank Centre;
Dennis Ruehle, South Haven; Nor
bert Waletzke, Holdingford; Erwin
Goebel, Albany; Alois Rueter, Free
port; Margaret Terwey, Freeport;
Paul Nosner, Freeport; Louis
Boldt, Paynesville; and Benedict
Auer, Albany.
The All Sheep Show at the
Stearns County Fair, according to
the County Agents Office, brought
out a much better quality of lambs
this year than existed in any prev
ious year.
The presence of purebred South
downs brought into the county dur
ing the last year in All club work
help to make a fine showing in
both the fat class and the purebred
eve classes at the Count Fair
These lambs were brought in by
the Zehrer family, of Sank Centre
Results from the purchase of
purebred Duroc Jersey, POLAND
China and Chester White hogs in
1887 are still showing up in All
pig exhibits in the county accord
ing to the County Agents office
At the recent Stearns County
Fair, the quality of the All swine
was the result of the purchase OF
these purebreds by about Is mem
bers of various All clubs in 1887
Both the fat barrow and the pure,
bred gilt classes were large. In
the fat barrow class the blue rib,
bon awards went to Joe Kaschmit.
ter, of st. Martin; David Kunkel
Of Clearwater; Andrew Molitor, OF
Rockville, and Waldemar Post, Of
Rockville.
OF this group the pigs of Andrew
Molitor and Joe Kaschmitter will
be shown by their owners at the
Junior Livestock Show at South st
Paul the last of October. In the
purebred gilt class, the blue awards
went to Innocent Roelike, Bel
grade; Bernard Sonstegard, George
vile, and Conrad Zehrer, of Saul
Centre. The gilt of Innocent Roe
like will be shown at the Minnesota
State Fair as the single represent
alive from Stearns County.
The All Club Colt show at the
Stearns County Fair brought out
20 colts. This is the largest num-
Der ever exhibited at the Fair by
All members, according to the
County Agents office.
In the Foal class there were ter
exhibits and blue ribbons were
awarded to Edmund Sand, Anthony
ROLES, Hubert Schmidt and Ed.
mund Schultz, all of Freeport, and
Marvin Payne, of Raymond Ashley
Club, near Sank Centre. The colt
of Edmund Sand will he shown al
the Minnesota State Fair as one
Of the four colts to be sent from
this county.
In the yearling colt class, five
were entered, namely, Clarence
Meyer, of Sank Centre; Clarence
Blomell, of Freeport; Conrad Botz
Of Sank Centre: Ewald Goebel, OF
Freeport, and Lawrence Imdieke
of Melrose. From this class the
colt Of Clarence Meyer will be
shown at the State Fair.
In the two-year-old class, there
were three entries: Anthony I'm
dieke and Leo Imdieke. of Melrose
and Norbert Kerfeld. Of Freeport
The two Imdieke lads will exhibit
their colts at the State Fair.
Miss Evelyn Krebs, Of Albany
has been awarded a prize by the
National Committee on Boys and
Girls All Club work for her work
in the Home Project for 1899. Eve.
lyn has been in Club work for sew.
eral years in the Albany Sunny,
side Club.
The Stearns County candidate for
the McKerrow Scholarship, which
poes IN tho four o,,tsta pdipp Al