The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-08-21
500 All EXHIBITORS
AT STEARNS FAIR
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, dieke, reserve champion, End year
dairy heifer; Joe Zehrer, second
year dairy heifer; Alphonse Zeh-
rer, End year dairy heifer; Caro-
line Jennissen, last year dairy heif-
err; John Steinhoff, LIST year dairy
heifer.
Innocent Rockies purebred gilt
was adjudged grand champion in
the class and with Celestine Maus
will show at the state fair. Celes-
tine shows purebred eve lamb.
Three colts were prancing in
readiness for the state exposition
showing with Lawrence Ostendorf,
grand champion. with first year
colt; Cyril Gaebel, LIST year colt;
and Jerome Olmscheid, first year
colt. Merle Judes, Gopher Prairie,
will exhibit a beef heifer at the
fair.
Poultry winner for the state fair
trip will be Wilfred Schleif win
ming on a pen of breeding poultry.
Other state fair entries will be
Gerald Koshiel, potatoes; Caldue
Kuhl, corn; Evelyn Hoppe, with a
garden project. Grand champion
fruit exhibitor is Hubert Bielejes-
XII, but his project is not sent to
the state fair.
Junior Livestock Show
In the baby beef class seven will
enter the competition of the Jun
ior Livestock Show, it was an
nounced after Saturdays judging.
They are: Elaine Markwardt,
grand champion; Alex Didier, Mel
vim Markwardt, Hubert Bieleski,
Clifford Landwehr, Mildred Land
wehr and Leroy Boldt.
Joe Kaschmitter will exhibit a
market barrow. Anthony Zehrer,
Catherine Otte and Josephine Zeh-
rer will show market lambs at the
show.
Lyle Kiley of the Krisp Krain
Kew club won with the grand
champion pen of All poultry and
an additional five dollar prize
from the st. Cloud poultry and
egg company.
All winners are substantially cor
rect, Mr.. Hanke pointed out, but
some may be subject to change
if All records, on which judging
is based too, are found to be de-
ficient.
All Demonstrations
Agricultural demonstrations, with
a number of teams competing,
found Evangeline Didier and Their
esa Kaschmitter winners in first
place and state fair entries. The
demonstration involved practices in
various aspects of farming. HUI
bert Bielejeski won with his con-
struction demonstration, and to the
state fair also goes the exhibit in
safety as demonstrated by Edmund
Schultz.
Geesaman Special Awards
Fourteen young exhibits of beef
class calves were in additional
competition showing for c. A..
Geesaman, North Dakota rancher,
who put up an aggregate prize of
fifty dollars to be divided among
the Snowman. It was pointed out
these cows were judged only among
themselves and not in open class
since Mr.. Geesaman restricted
competition to those from his
ranch. Winners were: Clifford
Landwehr, 700; Mildred Landwehr,
600; James Sieben, 500; Lorraine
MANI, 400; Jos. Kaschmitter,
James Didier, John Haus, Merrill
Lenzmeier, Cyril Gaebel, Elmer
Proell, Alois Rueter, all of 800; and
Richard Botz and Wallace Soltis,
200 each.
KittenbalI Champs
| st. Martins kittengall team was
named county champion at the fair
when they played a two way play
off with Albany Boosters and won
to 0. Exceptional sportsmanship
was shown by both teams. The
playoff was the result of previous
Examinations that had narrowed the
field to two teams.
All Healthiest Adjudged
Healthiest Alters in the lot were
named king and queen of health
at the fair on Friday when Harold
Agnew, 20, and Dorothy Undersan-
der, 16, of ST. Cloud, were chosen.
They competed against a field of
five boys and five girls who had
been examined previously. The two
will represent Stearns County at
the State Fair. Doctors examina-
tions and outstanding All health