The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191?, 1909-10-01
SUCCESSFUL Horse SHOW
THE ELITE OF THE EQUINES ON
DRESS PARADE.
A Most Satisfactory Outcome for
the Initial Effort Awards
Satisfactory to All.

Falls City's first attempt at a
Horse show was made Wednesday,
September %, and can only be call
ed "A success. In every way it went
beyond the best expectations of the
managers. They had hoped for 100
entries; there were over 100 They
hoped for good animals in the ring;
never has better horseflesh been
shown in this or adjoining counties.
They hoped for a fair show of APP
probation from the public; the
crowd was far and away beyond their
expectations. They hoped for good
weather and had the benefit of
glorious bright day. Everything was
favorable for a successful day
The amount subscribed by the
citizens made up the premium money
and there was cash to meet all ex-
penses. Every class was well repre-
sented and there seemed to be salts
faction with all decisions and awards.
There is a bright prospect for
repetition of the show next year and
a desire on the part of the public that
it should become an annual event
in this city.
Mr. Parkinson of Pawnee City was
fair and impartial judge, and his
decisions showed fine knowledge
of the strong points of the animals OF
each class.
The Christian church band furnish
ed music during the afternoon.
The following premium list was
submitted by the secretary, j. W.
Reischick
Class /, three entries first, ia
Sipley; second, Herman Wolf, third,
Fred Haeffle.
Class 2, two entries-first Freder-
ick, Durfee and Wiltse; second, Jno.
Yoesel.
Class 3, eleven entries-first, Wm
Huettner; second, John Yoesel; third.
II. C. Wittrock.
Glass 4, twelve entries-first, Chas.
Weick; second. Mart Kelley; third.
Henry Meinhart.
Ernest; second, Louie Bucholz; third,
Thompson Bros.
Class 6, eleven entries--first, Chas.
Weick; second. Thompson Bros;
third. Thompson Bros
Class s, eight entries-first, Fry
Bros; second, - McClean.
Class 8, three entries-first. John
Yoesel; second II. c. Wittrock; third,
Mike Mahoney.
ClasS1, four entries-first, j. S.
Scarlett; second, Ross Goolsby; third,
II. G. Prichard
Class 2, one entry-first, j. II.
| Bauer.
Class 4, nine entries-first Thos.
Coupe; second, Louie Bippes; third,
Jas Whitney.
Class 5, fifteen entries first, Jno.
Shouse; second, Morris Sheehan;
third, J A. Bauman.
Class 8, four entries-first. Camp.
Mnnick; second. Ross Goolsby;
third. r.. Horrocks.
Class 7, seven entries-first, James
Montague; second, Ernest Werner;
third, A. l.. Bobbitt
Class 8, twelve entries-first, Jas.
Osborn; second, e. Gebhart; third,
James Mettz.
Class 8, twelve entries-first,
Mrs. James Montague; second, Mrs.
Dr. Boose; third, Mrs. Frank Raven.
Class 10, four entries-first, j. M.
Forney; second, James Mettz; third,
Joseph Schuler.
Class II, two entries-first, Zetta
Camblin; second, Audrey Marion.
Lot C.
Class |, four entries-first, A. ii.
Morehead second John Crook; third.
/ Mike Mahoney.
Class ?, four entries-first Fred
Oberst second Matt Poitner; third.
Earl Lemon.
Class 3, nine entries-first, Ander-
son Miller; second, John Hutchison;
third, Fred Oberst.
Class 4, three entries-first, Philip
Zimmerman second, II. c. Wlttrock;
third. Gust Zimmerman.
Lot D.
Glass ., one entry-first, second
and third, Elmer Heiser.
Lot E.
Class /, four entries-first, Henry
Meinhart; second, Charles kratz;
third. John Riescheck.
Class ,, five entries-first, V. \.
Jones; second, Y. n. Jones; third,
Fred Friedley.
Class 3, two entries-first Fred
Friedley; second, Lawrence Wheeler.
Class 4, eight entries-first, Frank
uhlig; second, Fry Bros; third,
Pete Breeht.