The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-07-06

AShtIS IOilS Jutlp-T ISJ pIlZc, %
w. Jursens; second prize, $3.50, Joe AL
lard.
Standing broad jump-First prize, IS,
John Kendall; second prize, $3.50, 0. f.
Vose.
Tug If war, east side VS.. west side
rancher;, two out of three East side
won. John Breen, N. O. Hertel, James
Madison, Joe Wipmer, A. G. Worden,
Tom Reed, Warren Cloudman, Walter
Paul, Peter Sprint, Arthur Laravce, G. L.
Cromwell and VIM. Hayes composed the
winning team. The prize consisted of
IL 100 pound sacks of flour and IL 10
pound pals of lard.
Yesterday the track, having dried out,
the balance of the race program was
carried out and it proved to be good
days sport.
The first was trotting race, 3 in 5.
Chas. s, owned by Arthur Laravee took
the race in three straight heats, DIR.
Cutler, Lone Rock second, Joe Allard's
Ransom Wilkes third. Time of best
heat, $40.
Next was half mile running, . in 3.
There were three entries; Angus Nc
Donall's Glencoe; A. Demcrs' Dandy
and Barney Lavell's Archie. They
finished in the order named, Glencoe
taking two straight heats. Time of best
heat, );53
The quarter mile heat running race
brought out four horses. Two of them
Midget and Machette were owned by
Charles Allard. This pair sold favorite
in the pools but quiet tip was passed
around that Mabel, mare owned in
Thompson Falls was the thing for the
race. Midget was considered good
thing for the first heat and carried quite
a bit Of money. After lot of false starts
they finally got away, Midget going right
out from the start was never headed
Mabel was second, Machcttc third anc
Auntie last. The judges disqualified
Machette for fouling and gave Aunt.
thirdplacc. Time :2711a. In the second hea
the judges tried to make the owner o
Mabel bring his horse to the post but HI
claimed he had got the worst of the star
and wouldn't run the mare again. Thu
Judges starter and about 45O men ant
boys of all sizes couldn't make hin
change his mind so Auntic and Nudge
were the ouly starters for the last hea
which Midget won easily in q seconds
These two divided third money and frs
money went to Midget.
The last race of the day furnishes
more amusement than all the other:
It was ten mile relay race for all kind
) of horses and at catch weights, no horses
nor riders of any color barred.
Two white men thought they coul
outride two Indians but one was con
PEELED to withdraw and the otht
5 managed to get third place. Louie, tt
Indian who caused the crowd to shudd'
= Wednesday when he fell with first OF
< horse and then another had the noun
. that got the money and carried mo-
e weight then he did yesterday being dres
e ed in bran new pair of ovcralls. Mat
: got second money and the white m;
: last.
Charles Allard took about all Il
u money in sight with his mare Midget
e the quarter mile heat race. Midget us'
II to be we'll known on the Montana trac
S where she carried the colors of the Hi
u gins stable.
G Arthur Larrivee was here taking
@ the races and landed first money wi
l. his PAGER Charles S.
q Angus Mcdonald of Selfish has quite
" good horse in Glencoe, the winner Of
e half mile heat race. The little iron or
e never gave the others time to get nc
u him.
70 Al Clairmont of Poison was an int
q ested spectator at the track Wednesd
a and Thursday.
g. T.J. Demcrs, Warm Springs visit
'e saw the races Thursday.
A. J. King was busy getting on
&c wrong horse Wednesday and to get ey
"a picked every loser Thursday.
le Ashby Conrad carefully looked
st cayuses over with view of gcttin!
le good animal.
X. X. Stout tried to pick winner
le the track Thursday.
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A Derby hat is always in style.
. have the new shapes now ON hal
~ Merigold.