The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28

/ q little small for SO large body OF
men, but as the boys will only have
their dog" tents along space viii be
economical Most persons are used t.
seeing military encampments made up
OF large white tents, so that the en-
campment OF large body of troops
In tents carried on the march by the
men win be considerable OF a novelty.
The troops will arrive just before
Saturday noon and within an hour will
be at home on the fair grounds to
visitors, which p pretty quick ac-
ton. There will be regimental and
battalion drills In the infield and in
the evening dress parade and review
by Governor Burke. the most SNOWY
OF all military movements. Sunday
morning there will be an inspection
OF the troops All other matters of
interest before the command departs
for Sparta, Wis, at noon. Col. w.
8. Truemann of Grafton, will be in
command OF the regiment, with Ad-
jutant General A. p. Peake in general
charge OF the arrangements.
The expert riflemen now at work
on the state range at Hillsboro COM
peting for places on the state team
which is competing at Camp Perry =,
in h national rifle shoot, viii join their
commands Saturday at the fair
grounds and proceed with them to
camp.
For the first time m the history OF
the state the North Dakota militia is
fully equipped according to the u. s.
army regulations. The morale OF the
men never was higher nor the efficien-
cy of the regiment better and 1t may
be confidently expected that the COM
mand will make creditable record at
camp in competition with the large
body OF regulars that will be there.
The Viavi people have a neat little
rest room tent opposite the live stock
exhibit buildings.
DIR. M. Holcomb has things nicely in
hand as superintendent OF the horse
exhibits. doc" is an old hand in the
horse business and his large acquaint-
ance and genial manner has put the
horse owners on easy street in his
domain. Supt. Hoicomb will always
be found on duty at the first large
stock building you come TO after pass
ing the women's pavilion, going west.
The Horse Champions.
The distinguished members of the
horse building at the fair were wear
Ing their honors easy after the judges
had given them the badge OF honor SO
dearly sought by owners. The cham
pions are as follows:
Aged Shires--James Cudd, Maple
ton, n. D., first and second premium
and championship for Moors Swell.
This horse won first as a year old at
Minnesota state fair Mr.. Cudd also
received first and fourth on aged
percherons.
Two-year-old Mare-E. O. and Ole
Ellison, LaMoure. first and champion
ship here and at Winnipeg as year
ling. Champion here and at winnipeg
this year.
Standard Bred Troeting Horses
Sam #. Crabbe, Fargo, first and cham.
pionship stallion, any age, AL Logan.
46,s05. He won nrst and champion.
ship at Winnipeg and Minnesota fairs
In 1908: first and championship at
Fargo last year. Merry Fl. H.. 3-year-
old mare, first and championship, any
age; she won nrst and championship
az a yearling and 5-year-old
ClydesdaIes--DonaId Campbell. Han.
naford; first and championship for
horse
Belgian Horses-E. Townsend "a Co.
Grand Forks, first and championship.
Tomorrow the Big nay.
II II expected that tomorrow viii zee