Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-06-21
The Horse Editors Dav.

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Everybody has a horse, and especially
is this true of the American. No matter
on what part of the earth he may have
his home, next to it the stable, and its
occupants are the subject of his first
thoughts.
That the horse is king in America,
was .emphatically shown at the last horse
show at Madison Square Garden,
when over 100000 visitors thronged the
ample enclosure and the enthusiasm
was maintained from it's opening on
Monday morning till the last class was
shown on Saturday night.
Bismarck has reason to feel proud of
the well-bred horses which have been
brought here. Representatives of all
the leading classes have been brought
here at great expense to owners, but
above all other in the hearts of the peo-
pie, are those magnificent representa-.
tives Of the class that is truly and dis
tinctively A~merican-the trotter and
PAGER.
A finer location or more picturesque
spot could not be found in North Dakota
for a stock farm than that tract of six
hundred m forty acres which comprises
the "Twin Butte Stock Farm" located
ten miles south Of Bismarck.
The proprietors of this farm, Messrs.
Kendrick & Barnes have shown their
good faith in North Dakota as a horse
country in the selection of high-class
stock, having a farm stocked with the
choicest horses that money could buy,
and headed by Arpello, winner ir his
class at Minneapolis ove a fine field of
horses, including the Simmon colt, Black
field, who won the blue ribbon and first
prize at the worlds fair. They have
also horses sired by Harold, sire of
Maud S., Messenger Duroc, Mambrino
Patchen, and others of equally notable
families.
Another horseman who has spent both
time and money in the foundation of q
farm is DR.. William A. Bentley. He has
a fine string of we'll bred ones, including
Jack Hunter, who will make the best of
them step some day, as he is improving
daily. Phil Renshaw is also a new &C.
QUESTION to the doctors stable and is q
grand individual as we'll as a finely bred
trotter. How fast he can go the doctor
knows.
A. Logan, the veteran horseman of the
northwest has some very fine young
stock out of Turner S. and Billy Knox.
Turner S. is a fine individual and we'll
bred, the property of C. o. Smith, and
everyone who owns a colt from Knox
will testify to the individuality of the
horse. Mayor Leslie is Justly proud of
his Gold Ore Colt "Don," and as an in
divldual, he is certainly a promising colt.
DR.. Harcourt, G. E. Wentworth, T. w
Griffin, G. d. Edick, D. G. Mclean and
others have some very fine young stock
sired by the above horses.
Homeseekers' Excursion via q. s. O.. IL. II.
On June II the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad will sell thirt,-day excursion
tickets to points IN Virginia on the Har-
per's Ferry and Valley branch, south Of
and including Winchester, at the rate of
one fare for. the round trip. Excursion
tickets will also be sold to points in the
west, south and southwest at very low
rates, good for return twenty days from
date OF sale. For further information
call on or address any B. & o. ticket
agent, s. p. Kretzer, land and immigra-
ton agent, Philadelphia, Pa, or L. S
Allen. assistant general passenger agent.
Chicago, Ill.