The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-08-04

in the chariot.
T. w. Brown was there advertising
the Emerson fair.
VIM. James had display Of machinery
on the grounds.
Landlord Rinaud took care of large
number of guests.
One Of the drivers had a few ribs
broken in one of the races.
Johnson hadsthe best display of, ma
chinery on the grounds.
Mr.. Gillespie of the Reid farm in Min
nesota was an exhibitor.
Hamilton did herself proud in enter
tanning the fair visitors.
Some of the people had their pictures
taken, genuine circus style.
(, The grand stand was good thing.
That's what they all say.
Secretary Muir was very busy man
during the fair. He is hustler.
The fellow who swiped the wheel was
surprised at the manner in which he was
caught.
Editor Hassing fell through an inch
board on the grand stand, but will re-
cover after while.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church served
hot meals down town. They made
success of the venture.
Johnsonson's headquarters was happy
thought, and the ice water was out of
sight. A good thing.
w. Flath of St. Thomas had a gaso-
line threshing outfit on the grounds.
They are model threshing outfit for the
farmer. Flath is good talker.
The Walsh county herd of cattle made
quite showing.
Brown, the nierry-go-round man, was
just as popular with the kids as ever.
A couple of men from the opera troupe
made lots of fun for the grand stand.
Photographer Kitchen made some
snaps of the big show.
Following is the list Of articles on ex-
hibition together with the names ofthose
who took first and second prizes, as
compiled from the secretary's books.
HORSES.
Clydesdale stallion, years old and
over, c. Miller LIST; John G. Brown End.
ely de mare foal by side, John Moore
1st.
Clydesdale foal, John Moore LIST.
Englishshire stallion, ]. B. Brooks LIST.
Norman Percheron stallion, w Rick
bell 1st; c A Valient End.
Norman Percheron mare foal by side,
A d Gibson 1st; Robt Macfarlane End.
Norman Percheron foal, r Macfarlane
1st.
Standard bred stallion, Free Page LIST;
Geo Ray End.
Standard bred stallion, N GSwitzer LIST.
Standard bred mare, Robt Macfar.
lane 1st.
Standard bred mare, VIM Fuller LIST;
Alex Pratt End.
| Standard bred mare, VIM Carr 1st.
Standard bred mare foal. R Macfar-
lane 1st.
Draught mare with foal by side, w
Carr 1st; John Fleming End.
Draught foal, John Fleming 1st; c H
Asselstine End.
Draught gelding or fiIly John Moore
1st; John Grandy End.
Draught 2 year old ge!ding, ] Moore
lst; VIM York End.
Draught 3 year old pelding, E H Res
temeyer LIST.
General purpose gelding, Robt Kip
pen 1st; ] Brown End.
General purpose gelding, H U Gluch-
ter LIST.
General purpose gelding, Rife Pad
dock 1st.
General purpose foal, A D Gibson LIST;
Alfred Harris End.
General purpose mare foal by side,
Alfred Harris 1st; David Myers End.
Carriage roadster mare, w Page LIST.
Carriage or roadster foal, w Page 1st;
James Allen End.
Carriage gelding, S ebony LIST; David
Myers End.
Carriage gelelng, David Myers 1st.
Roadster fly, E H Restemeyer 1st.
Heavy draught team, John Krack 1st.
Agricultural team, Chas Cranston LIST.
General purpose team, E Brooks 1st;
David Myers End.
Carri:ye team, N w Gilman LIST.
Single carriage horse, w Page LIST; R
Macfarlane End.
Roadster team, David Myers 1st.
Single roadster, Fred BUNNY LIST;
James Allen End.
Best groomed team, E Brooks LIST.
Stallion, w Rickbeil LIST.
General purpose gelding, Geo Taylor
LIST.
Stallion. ] B Brooks LIST.
Mare, E Brooks LIST.
Special best ioal, A D Gibson 1st.
Special for second best foal, R Mac
farlane 1st