Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 13, 1927, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg july 13, 1927 tier of Moline has Best Ujj Orsborn Mcgregor of Best Angus Stock in heavy ,.or3es distributed local inhibitors getting share despatch to free press by sufi Deiv correspondent. 1 by to. M. Scott la Prairie. Man. July 12. D incessant rainfall sinc and the afternoon e and f Hor will go on a in Inrush it seems today put wog Ramme at the Portage fair is i commission although part of Ter noon racing card was run off. V crowds had gathered Lor the Celebration and the second Clay 1 Fai incl most of Tho people in arrived when the downpour fortunately the judging of had just been completed non so that Parr of the show was 1 should the Clear sub i to in a5 usual wednes null Cly at the Stock was Rtin out in n asses judged today following Yos Ood beginning. The Short m beef Breeds the Jer and Guernsey Dairy Breeds of pie and the Clydesdale. Belgian anal to Worth Breeds of hogs Ami several of sheep Marie a full morning s v or the juries concerned bight horses to sheep in class of entry has been a pc excl i of we of the Host not so numerous livestock has been Well a. Conklin and Garret s mid air actions Are enjoyable. The Jig -0 the women s work cover 1u sewing cooking and the. Arts is Complete wit i Large entries Mak a dhow Well above the Short Lionis c Kaler Moline man., took off grand championships in iss and in shorthorn sjorning John Killoh. Har Niota staeding in getting Only the Junior Iunisi Enship in bulls against his competitor. R. Simpson Westbourne Sandy Praser Portage and d. Stewart Westbourne were other exhibitors who succeeded in get tank in the Money Fraser getting first for senior yearling bulls and Stewart second while Simpson got second for two year old bulls. Other placings taken by Kahler were first of Junior yearling Bull second and third for Junior Bull calf first and second for cow and calf first and third for two year old Heifer third for senior Yearl ing Heifer first for Junior yearling Heifer first and second for Junior Heifer calf and first place in All the groups. Killoh. Of Hamiota had first for Bull two years first for senior Bull calf first for three year old cow. Second or two year old Heifer first for senior yearling Heifer second for Junior Yearl ing Heifer first for senior calf and third for Junior Neifer calf. Moran bros., Portage had the shorthorn Bull born within 20 Miles of Portage. Aberdeen Angus Competition in the Aberdeen Angus was furnished by j. D. Mcgregor bran Don and Harry Leader Portage with the championships both male and Lemale going to the Mcgregor Herd in addition All first places in bulls and those in the females but one went o the Brandon Herd. Leader getting first for senior Heifer calf. In All Mcgregor had 16 firsts and five seconds with first place in All the groups included the other placing falling to Leader. Clydesdale Breeding clydesdales were not plentiful several classes having no entries especially in the stallions. Dave Little Portage carried off both male and female championships Crichton of bins Earth getting second for Yold Mare Bice of bins Earth securing third for yell Mare third and fourth for i Mare and foal and first and second for foal. J. Henning Portage had fourth for held Mare and fourth for foals As Well As first for Mare and foal Mccowan taking Only first for aged Stal lion and second for Mare and foal. Perc herons Percheron female championship went to a. H. White Kramer n.d., who had a big entry of this Breed securing As Well second Lor stallion one year second and third for three year old filly first and second for one year old filly first second and third for held Mare first for rare and foal and first for foal. Champion stallion was won by w. Tucker of w. Tucker. Portage and Ingaldson. Bagot shared the other Money the former taking first for stallion one first for filly three years while the latter had first for filly two years old fourth for held Mare and second for Mare and foal and second for foal. Belgians three belgian breeders competed. Up dress accessories that add distinction for coloured sport bag to match dress up coloured sunshade a mesh Chain chokers mesh Chain bracelets j antique brooches to for evening i Brilliant beaded bag 5.00 up v pearls in assorted styles Brilliant shoe buckles up new French Novelty bracelets _ to imported leather handbags Tom thumb umbrellas _ coloured Stone Pendant drops brooches to match up up up up Han Cole Brandon Alex. Wishart Portage and a. G. Paul Alameda ask. The Champion stallion was sown by Wishart the Mare by Cole he latter getting also two ear ocl stallion first for one year old Fly and All the placings in mares foals. Wishart secured As Well second for two year old first or fully three years and second for eld Mare Paul taking the two Yeav id fully class and first third and auth for held mares. While the of Pettlon was not the Stock As of High calibre. Agricultural teams in harness of the Ere Beron and belgian Breeds gave w. Mccallum Pori est man., first on is Percheron and w. Crichton bin Earth second on a team of belgians. 1 Swine there was a Good showing of York hire hogs with the training school of. Cartage w. J. Troop. Portage e. B. Vior Tson Pali Light sask., and p. Leach Baring sask., the exhibitors. W. J. Roop secured both championships akm As Well first for sow Over two ears first for sow and litter and third or sow of one year. Mortson was a on latent Winner securing second and hard for aged boar second for boar me year first Lor boar under six months first for sow one year and first and second for sow Over six months. The training school had a food boar first in the year Olds get ing As Well second for boar under six months second for sow of two first for sow under six months and second for sow and litter. Leach won first for boar six months and Over Bird for boar under six months third or aged sow and second for sow one ear sow Over six months and sow Ander six months. In the Tamworth e. A. Mortson Pali Light sask., and h. J. Thompson Glenavon sask., broke about even Vith Mortson to Kirg both the championships four first placings and two seconds while Thompson had three firsts. Three seconds and four thirds. 3oth exhibitors had some very Good logs. The training school Portage ook both first and second in Bacon logs pen of three and first for single Bacon hogs with Leach third in tile first mentioned class. Dairy cattle jerseys and Guernsey cattle were judged today competitors in the Jat Ter class being confined to the Dau Phin Guernsey breeders and mrs. F. P. Clausing Wilkie sask. The Dau Phin breeders took both Champion ships and in addition first in All Bull classes first for cow three years first for Heifer one year first for Herd second for Heifer two years and second for. Heifer calf. Mrs. Clausing got second for aged Bull second for cow three years and Over first for Heifer two years and first for calf. In the jerseys. Hanson s Dairy of Cartwright had both champions also All first places in bulls first for cow three years and first for calf and Herd with seconds on Heifer two years and Telfer one year. G. M. Bead Stony seach sask., was a Strong second in he class for bulls three years and Over Bull two years Bull one year and Heifer calf while w. No Taury man., was second for Bull calf second for cow three years first and second or Heifer two years and second for Herd. Jersey cattle made an excellent i howling in the Dairy Breeds Here. Sheep classes Leicester oxfords Southdown rades and fat sheep were run off to Day. In the first named a j. Thompson Glenavon sask., took both championships and most of the Money with poster of Mather and Bartlett of Oakville in the balance. In the oxfords s. Grossman Laura sask., had champions taut was forced to share the Money with1 h. A. Waterhouse of Castle Point who was a big Winner and h. J. Thompson of Oakville who shared almost equally Well. All classes were Well con tested. In the Southdown Darnborough sask., also had both champions As Well As eight firsts and two seconds while poster of Mather had four seconds and two thirds. H. J. Thomp son Glenavon also showed. Darn Borough won All classes in Grade and fat sheep with Thompson also show no two or three. Brandon social notes special despatch to lie free dra Clori july 12. Two Hundred members of the new Outlook special enjoyed. Their Brief visit to Brandon Oclay. Sixty Jive autos contributed by the citizens carried the guests out eighteenth Street to Little Souris Back into the City and to Points of interest Here Over to the mental Hospital ant. Hence to the experimental farm Ami he Industrial school at this latter Point lunch was served the weather conditions necessitating an indoor luncheon instead on the lawns As Lanned. The Indan pupils gave a Hort programme for the Benefit of the j. G Riddell president of the paid if Trade welcomed the guests while Rev. T. Ferrier head of the Industrial school also gave a Short address. Appreciation of the Welcome and has in tally was expressed on behalf of the party by or w. A pallets Leader of the confederation special. Special despatch to the free press Brandon. Slim., july rom Winnipeg today include n. My Williams e. A. Strong w. Long a. N. Scott w. Stock e. L. Brisbon b. P. Kingsbury s. Hardyment h. A Rogers h s Hull c. H. Fox l. B. William h p. Donovan f. M. Baker w. T. Cowan g. W. Northwood g. Dodds. W b Miller and family miss Marion Miller we. B. Miller or. And Chester filler of Toronto Are visiting his Rother a. V. Miller and mrs. Miller ,j64 seventeenth Street. Mrs. B. G. Mcdonald of Winnipeg is also the just or. And mrs. Miller. A very successful Silver Tea was held saturday afternoon by the women s Institute of Moorepark. Miss Alexan Der of the Extension service depart int Winnipeg gave an interesting paper on it was an bounced that the Moore arc . Had Ron second prize in the Best pro contest conducted for women s institutes in the province. A report of the serving of lunch to those help in at the cemetery on cemetery Day was also made at this meeting. Mrs. B Mansfield offered her Home for a Sliver Tea to be held in the near future. I pleasing event at this meeting was the presentation of an Ivory clock to miss Mattie Jones who is leaving the District to make her Home in Brandon. Alderman a. J. Crouch left yesterday on a six weeks vacation trip to Banff Alberta and Victoria . Mrs Geo. Morrison and visit Rig relatives in bins Earth and District Points. Miss Sadie Watson left yesterday Foi Calgary and Banff where she will for the next three weeks. Miss Marjorie Matheson left today for her Home in Dauphin after visiting for the past ten Days in Brandon. Mrs Margaret Mcdonald left yester Day for Edmonton where she will spend a month s vacation. Hutchins has returnee from Winnipeg Beach where she spen the past two weeks. Mrs d. Allen accompanied by Bruce Allen and miss Pearl Campbell Are Holl Darlng at Carlyle Lake sask. Mrs c. C. Cook who has been visit in Brandon friends for the Pas month has left by Auto for Chicago. Under the auspices of the ladles Aid society of Beresford United Church a Garden party is to be held thursday and evening at the Home o or. And mrs. B. Green one mile South of Beresford. Or. And mrs. W. A. Turner and Farn by Are spending two weeks vacation a Carlyle sask. Miss Marjorie Grant is hold attn with relatives and friends in the Miri Nedosa Mats of nolo rain f0, to Lav n Ter visit1 no sine thursday with Brandon friends. Miss Kael Mccarthy of i Rio elves and friends in bran Don District Outlook party visitors taken on tour of City and chief institutions no Brandon car for rapid City tour Council has Short special meeting today special despatch to the free press Brandon Man july 12. The City Council held a Brief session to trans act some minor matters today. It de sided with regard to a request from Winnipeg hot to Send a car on the Ood will Auto tour to Bald City s.d., on july 21, when president will Welcome the visitors. The signatories to the requisition calling a special meeting on wednes Day to consider a letter from the Sal vation army respecting the Tion were aldermen dins Clale Curran and Fotheringham. Child is knocked Down by car of visitor in Brandon special despatch to the free Branden july an Auto on Princess ave. Near the City Hall a. Dani Els of knocked a Young irl Down. The Little girl darted across he Street ill front of the Auto and he Motorist did not have time to apply the brakes sufficiently to avoid he acl Dent. She gave her name As Murdock residing at 438 eleven in Street and medical examination failed to reveal serious injuries. Brandon to Griswold Road to be completed this fall special despatch to the free press Brandon july 2. The one mile stretch of Road Between Here and Griswold will be completed this All. This will make a Gravelled Road Vay right through to. The provincial Boundary. Splendid Progress is being Madg with the work from High Bliff o a Point two Miles East of Douglas and it is stated that construction of the Highway through the Sand Hills near Camp Hughes will be completed has year. 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