The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-10-12

| thirty teachers and led 10y County sup
erintendent Swain, all carrying ban
ners and pennants Of their respective
districts, and headed by the Beaver
band with the Elmwood band also in
me line Of march, formed a procession
at the Court House and marched 10 the
fair grounds, reviewing in front Of the
grand stand. They made pretty and
impressive spectacle and were heartily
cheered all along the line.
The school children's exhibit OF work
In manual training, agriculture and
domestic science a. well as in educate
onal lines, is worthy OF favorable mem
ton Their display was exceptionally
good aud speaks volumes for the schools
OF the county.
The Panhandle Agricultural Institute
FOR this district, located at Goodwell,
also had a creditnble exhibit on display
and was awarded many Blue Ribbons
The Basket Ball game between the
Beaver and Blue Mound High Schools
was well played and closely contested.
The result was a score OF to 4 in favor
Of Blue Mound
Music for the entire three days was
furnished by the Beaver and Elmwood
bands and without them the fair would
have been lacking very much indeed.
They played and played and then they
played some more and everybody en-
ioyed the music. These organizations
are hard TO beat. or all the fine pro-
ducts which Beaver county is able to
present to the outside world with pride
our Beaver and Elmwood bands are
close up to the head OF the list in ex.
cellence.
The Modern Woodman OF Americf
Camps. OF Beaver and Floris partici
pated in the contest drill for prize o.
$50 90. The Floris team carried of
the honors. The Beaver boys made {
handsome showing in their brown cor
duroy jackets, white trousers ant
brown leggins, with Rlittering axes ant
they executed difficult drill but tn,
Floris team, clad in neat white ant
green suits, also carrying the Wood
mans AK had them bested and all wa
agreed that while Beaver did gooC
work, Floris did "gooder." The drill
we're much enjoyed by all.
The entire line Of amusements pro
vided by the management were enter
tanning and clean and IL any one had
complaint to register it has failed Il
reach our attention. There was moth
ing boisterous, loud or unseemly in con
nection with the entire three days per
formance. Everybody seemed out 70
, a good time and they had it.
Races each day and broncho ridin
: contributed to the amusement feature
4 Some good horses were run and som
bad bronchos "busted." Foot races
potatoe races, etc, were also pulled of
The Freight Outfit Hitch race, in whic
. four contestants entered with four
horse freight outfits, which they wer
. required to hitch, drive to the end c
the race track, return and unhitch, oc
cassioned much merriment but cam
near ending disastrously for Aura Fos
ter, who dropped one Of the lines jus
4 rs he started his teams aud they ra
, away. No serious damage wa done
Walter Allen, who represented Deara'
& Company won the race.
The award Of prizes as returned b
a the Superintendents of the various dc
. partments to w. A. Coldwater, Secre
tary, is as follows;
. Horses-Registered Percheron.
p lst Herschell Mccall, Kokomo.
I I'd II. ID. Peckham, Beaver.
e Mare, 3 years aud over
\ lst ID. b. Kinder, Beaver.
4 Colt, under year
= lst ID. b. Kinder. Beaver.
Morgan,
= Stations 3 years and over
? lst Morgan Horse & Jack Co. Bea
= yer.
e stallion. year old ana under
e lst Morgan Horse & JACK Co. Bea
I yer.
y Mare, over and under 3
/ Is Morgan Horse & Jack Co., Bea
I yer.
: Colt lst j. +. Shore.
q Cleveland Bay
: Stallion, 3 and over
s lst Ben Bogue, Beaver.
Draft, any grade
/ Stallion. and under 3
4 lst II. b. Hutson, Floris.
Mare, 3 and over
lst o. c. Klepper, Logan,
: Mare, , and under 3
/ ist G. A. Blosser, Elmwood
r I'd j. NJ. Jones, Couch.
Mare, and UNDER
lst M. A. Hanson, Beaver.
; Colt, under year
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