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Show FAIR OFFICIALS MADE TRIP OUT IN COUNTRY On Monday tho omceis of the Cache Cunly Fair association visited visit-ed the best livestock herds In the county for tho principal -purpose of securing a good display for the County Coun-ty fair September 23 to 2fi. Tho officers wero well pleased with their visit and they expect, one of tho largest larg-est and best exhibits of Holstoln cattle cat-tle over exhibited at tho county or state fair. Besides there will bo many flno Jersoys, somo Shorthorns, nnd Herefords. Dairying which Is one of the chief Industries of the-county, the-county, will bo well represented nt tho fair. As for livestock It would bo almost Impossible to hold a county fair without with-out Richmond, Two or more carloads car-loads of flno dairy cattle and some stallions will como from Richmond alone. Tho Bnllnmoor Farms, owned by tho Cnlno Bros, will have their usual us-ual flno hoid of pure bred Jersey cattle and Ilerkshlio hogs. Thoy have somo of tho best bred Jersey lu the country. Two flno pure bred Holstoln cows, owned by Mr. C. L. Munk, besides n well hied bull and other young slock will make their first visit to tho county fair. Mr, Funk Is perhaps tho largost dairyman dairy-man In tho county nnd he will have two puro bred HolsteliiH that have been on atest for ono year and have broken the records In tho state tor quantity and butter fat. Without a doubt Mr. Funk has one of the best brod herds In tho state. The Nelson Bros, known all over tho Intermountaln country for breeders breed-ers of flno puro bred Hoistelns will be present with somo good cows. Mr. P. N. Nelson has an aged bull that would) furnish tho keenest competition competi-tion with any In tho state. He has one two year old heifer producing more than sixty pounds of milk each day. Mr. Ncph'l Nolson still has some flno cattle and will bo In tho lineup with his herd. Mr. C. 55. Hnrrls has a flno Hol-stcln Hol-stcln bull that will make an Interesting Inter-esting lineup with the ono owned by Mr. C. L. Funk and Mr. Nelson. Mr. Harris Is ono of tho vlco presidents of tho association and ho will bo re-bponslble re-bponslble for the many fine exhibits from Richmond. Mr. Hnrrls is an ardent worker, nnd enthusiast for tho inir. .Mr. Sam Telford and Alma Hill-yard Hill-yard will have two flno porcheron stallions on exhibition. Conqueror is one of the best In oil horses In the state and he has many good offspring Mr. Miles or Sinlthflnld will have on exhibition one of the best Belgian' Bel-gian' stallions In the county besides a flno bull. Other exhibits are ot-pected ot-pected from Sniithfleld. Hyiln Park will be strongly ropio-Minted ropio-Minted with many flno mares and colls besides two flno Belgian stnl-llons. stnl-llons. A well bred poieheron kept by Mr. Rennet of North Logan but owned by Hyde Pnik Interests will he a good competitor In his class at the fair. Hydo Park will also have two or more good pulling teams for 1 tH tho pulling match. The Leo brothers- , 1 H will also have a good display of pure M bred hoistelns. tt Tho Jnnevn farm at North Logan H will have a fine display of Duproc I M pigs and fruit. 1 Mr. Jacob Shcng of College will H hnvo two puro bred porcheron mares on exhibition, also ono colt. Mr. ' H Shenk Is u very progressive farmer I M and much Interested In the fair. Be- I M cause of tho few puro bred mares la H tho county those of Mr. Shenk will bo H a novelty ns well ns a good exhibit. M In proportion theie is no town In IH tho county producing more milk than H Wclsvllle. Rut In all the years of H the county fair the olllcers have nev- H cr been able to got a livestock exhibit H from there. Somo of tho finest dairy , H herds In the county aro owned in jH Wellsvlllo and for fine barns and otlt- , H er dahy conveniences Wellsvlllo is rH (it tho top of tho list. Mr. P. M. H Mnughun ono of the vice picsldent, B has been given the icsponslblllty of WWi bringing a livestock exhibit from Ww Wellsvlllo. It Is hoped that ho will ,133m- be successful. It appears that tho B&t Wellsvlllo dairymen are making too -mas much money and they think they do Jjpf not havo tlmo or don't need to ad- ' wti vertlse. W? Mr. Louis Frank, a loyal supporter Ik- of the fair from Provldenvo will f; , $ have a flno Jersey bull and other ' j JgS; slock on exhibition. Mr. Horaco j jj Hammond nnd somo others are out mf to capture tho prlzos for tho pulling : match. Mr. Stoffenhngon and tho i- Big Hydo rarkors will havo to watch out HgiW for. tho Hammond team, TBf It is to bo hoped some livestock ex- jjjf; hlblts will como from Hyrum, Fara- gjE dlso, Clarkston, Newton, Mcndon and wm tho other towns of the county.. All mS livestock must como In on Monday, 'IS September 22. ' B |
