The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-19
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BIG PERFORMANCE
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as well as to their own until now
they have the finest wild West show
IN the business, which they are put
ting on the road because OF the in
sistence of many thousands Of peonIe
VINO are unable to visit Cheyenne to
witness h exhibition. It Is one of
the greatest exhibitions Of actual life
on the vast ranches Of the west, and
an educational feature worth seeing.
Fine Program by the Cowboys.
The program Of events to be put on
by the Irwin Brothers is a very high
ton Of the most critical. Some Of the
stunts" that will be pulled Off, by
the clever riders will take away the
onlooker's breath and leave him gasp
ing. The bucking contests and lariat
and lassofng work will be the work
Of artists: One Of the heart-stoppine
events on the program will be the
"ouli-dogging" Of Texas long horns by
three Of the crack riders of the outfit.
The steer is "buldloegdg
The steer is "bulldogged." When
going at full speed a cowboy hurls
himself off his broncho and at the
horns Of the steer. throwing him to.
the ground. The slightest slip would
be serious at the rate OF speed that
the steer and the horse are going.
Grand Entry.
Observation-Disclosures COWBOYS
from the Irwin Bros. famous ten
thousand-acre Y-6 ranch on Little and
Big Horse creeks in Wyoming; Clay
rider Of the world, chief Of COWBOYS:
band Of full blooded Sioux Indians
from the Pine Ridge reservation,
Chiefs Red Cloud and Makes Enemy:
cowgirls Of the Y-6 ranch, Mrs. Clay
ton banks, chieftainess, four times
lady champion relay rider of the
world; Irwin Bros only team Of buf-
faio IN h world broken to ride and
drive; the original "Old Steamboat"
champion bucking horse Of the world:
Pauline and Gladys Irwin, champion
lady relay riders Of the world; Bob
Lee" champion relay rider Of the
world. winner of the $1,000 prize at
Lincoln. 1912 Floyd Irwin, Montana
Jack" Ray and Kid Mex, worlds
greatest trick riders and ropers:
Scout" Maish of Oklahoma, winner
OF worlds roping championship at
Cheyenne, 1912. and famous trick rid
er. and bulldogger; prairie Rose"
Henderson Of Cheyenne, winner Of the
ladies' bucking championship at the
Rodeo, Los Angeles, 1912, and Chey-
enne, Wyo., 1912; Fanny Sperry Of
Montana, winner Of the championship
belt and $1,000 prize for ladies' buck
ing contest at Calgary, Alta, 'stam.
pede," 1912. defeating such riders as
Goldie st. Clair and others; Our Flag.
"Old Glory" and G. b. Irwin, general
manager and one Of the principal
owners Of Irwin Bros Cheyenne From
tier Days Wild West show.
Cowboy Quardille.
Quadrtlle OF mounted cowboys, cow
girls, etc.
Indian war dance.
Sharp shooting from horseback by
Frank Miller. worlds greatest crack
shot.
Pony Express, Scout" Maish, Floyd
Irwin, and Montana Jack"
Holdup Of the original Deadwood
stage. coach. with it's original driver,
"spittin' Bill" Davis. on the box.
B%ulldogsing Texas long horns,
Scout" Maish, L. e. Mccoy and Jesse
F. Briescoe. .
: T1i 'i.,I Tsp, s.x g 7!.k'S M Twin "Mon-
Cowboy, cowgirl and Indian race.
Flag race. IS yards to stake. secur
ing nag and placing same In starting
stake.
Cowboy and cowgirl races. including
Mrs. J. r. Briscoe. Mrs. Clayton
banks. Pauline Irwin. Joella Irwin,
Gladys Irwin and Frances Irwin.
Floyd Irwin. "Scout' Maish. Frank
Carter and Gene Nadreau. worlds
greatest Jew Rube.
Push ball contest between cowboys
Of the Y-6 ranch and Sioux Indians
from Pine Ridge.
Bucking contests by the worlds
champion rough riders including
Frank Carter, champion Of the world.
Scenes Of. 40. including burning Of
tho. overland ''prairie schooner ~
Sioux Indians and rescue BY cowboys
Of the YES ranch.
It seems to be the rule that when
Mex. rebels run out Of other raw ma
terials to work on. they attack Juares.
Now that Kansas City has q new
ball club. the Blues may do better on
the theory that competition y the life
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