Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-10-06
for the conclusion Of NIL, those that
were enacted were highly exciting and
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were enacted were highly exciting ana
pleased the people.
MOrning-At $50 a.. m. the band be-
gan to play a gay march and headed
the grand procession, which circled
twice about the. race track. The cayal-
cade was an excellent one and was
thoroughly enjoyed. both by the pa-
raiders and the 0nlookers. It passed be-
fore the grand stand as follows: Brass
band, old stage coach loaded with old
timers, private equipages, mounted In
dlans, cowboys, animals. When this
parade had twice passed in review the
Dand was seated in the grand stand
and gave frequent recitals.
The next event was one not usually
seen at state fairs others than this. *
group of ten Indian girls and women
e brought to the scratch and when
me word was given they got away in a
lUO-yard dash. Their gay garments
Huttered and their ochred faces glowel
with painted excitement as they
'spr1nted toward the goal. MI. Ashley.
the interpreter, announced the winners
OF the four purses in this order: First
Iretty Girl; second, Walking-Through,
the-Water; third, Mrs. Little Shield.
fourth, Mrs. Two Parrots.
During III next event, which was a
game of national Importance to the
lndlans, called lacrosse, a most deplor-
ape accident occurred. The sides Of
wen matched players lined up OpDOsite
the grand stand and hotly contestel
the fray: Three times had they driy-
en- the ball over an opponents goal.
when one fellow suddenly leaned info
the air n fell on the ground. Eyery-
n thought him suffering from a fit.
nut although a young Mandan physi-
cian lmedintely attended him and adj
lillhlstered hypodermic injections res
toratlVely. he expired in a few mo-
lllent. His name was Grover Hairy
Chln ana 1t was learned that lie had
Deen SUFFERING from heart trouble for
Il long time and had been urged NOT Tn
play today.
His squaW and the women of his
family DemOaned his demise and their
teepees shadow his body while thei,.
melancholy rites are enacted.
Inc cowboys gave Il fine display Of
s'eer rop1ng and riding. The animals
USED were not of a very wild breed
however and stubbOrnness eeme to
characterlze their movements.
Inc rOping was good, however cs.
pecially by Mr.. Pelissier. In the race
winch occurred between the cowboys
considerable fun and excitement &C.
Cured. The horses were l0osed ami
inc saddles laid on the ground. Then
each cowboy. at Il given word. ono
MS horse. saddled it ana got away
around the track. The winner was
whey Birchfield; Ben Bird. second.
Same Jarvis third. This, with few mi,
0 events, completed the mornino
events.
The musical contest occurred at II
O'Clock a. III. in the agricultural hall.
Eleven young ladies under Is a
participated in the event. They piayed
Czerny's Carnival Of Venice" in COM
petition but few listeners could enjoy
II, as there was so much noise in the
hall at the time. The first prize was
won by Annabel Klaus, Of Bismarck.
She is II years old and is a most artis-
tic little musician. The prize she won
was il string instrument given by Mr.
T.. II. Stone. Hazel LOenburger, of
Mandan. took second, a wears sinh
scrlption to the publication called The
Musician. The third prize was given In
Miss Eunice Lauterman which was n
fine book. The youngest contestant
won the fourth prize, a dollars worth
Of sheet music. Miss Stella Lantermnn
a IN taking a special prize,
or a camera There was a trial of
young girl players en- trio, the prizes
Tor which We're sums of money.
Awards were also made in other. de-
partments.
The Square Butte Cheese company
n1H mr. (nYOV0fifn,sc, -,
or best display, so this company took
all awards.
MI. w. Whitmer took first prize for
nome made cheese. Mrs. Kiebert took
second. Mrs. Boley took first prize for
best ten pounds Of butter. also best one
pound print. Mrs. Van Solen took Sec
ond for one pound print. The New Sa-
lem creamery took first on creamery
butter, Mandan Butter company, G c
ono. New Salem Creamery took first
PRIZE FOR best display, Mandan Butter
company, second.
The awards made on the display of
the crochet work in the women's de-
partlnent were as follows: Mrs. Carter.
OF dickinson first prize, on hand made
curtains; Mrs: Ferris of Medora. cap
lurea nrst prize on some fine crochet
A>cW Su1elu DISPLAY was
magnificent. DR.. Bodenstab, of this
town, helped the ladies along by send
ing a bachelors pillow. The ladies
gave 1t a deserved first prize.
Mrs. Beisegel, 80 years of age. won
hrst prize on knitted bed spread which
she we'll deserved.
At ? o'clock. with an even befter
crowd in attendance, the afternoon
program began with the trotting.
The first two events were the 3-m;n-
ute class, with eight entries and The
2:2o pace. with three horses. The re-
suit of this with field, is as below:
Three minute class - First heat.
Marin, first; On Trial, second. Time.
Second heat-Nairn, first; On Trial,
second. Time, 1892.
Third heat-On Trial, first; Marin.
second, Time, 2:31.
Fourth heat-On Trial, first; Marin,
second. Time, 2:3O..
Fifth heat-On Trial, first; Marin,
second. Time, 2::34.
300 pace-First heat: Dead heat be-
tween FleetV. Tangent :Jr r. w u