Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-08-14
L,nAroN FOR BUCKERS LISTS
rvr MOUNTS THAT HAVE
NEVER BEEN RIDDEN.
/ BORDER DAYS feature
nj aooks First Entry in Pony Express
r.os-Lumbsr for 0randstand to .bs
Delivered in Few Days. -

Five bucking horses that have neve
.eu successfully ridden have alread,
zen secured for Border Days througl
activity Of Doc Denny and Clarenc
apningham in their campaign for un
,uaqeable mounts. Clarence Lanning
an, who has been riding through tn,
oseph country in eastern Oregon an,
10 Salmon and Snake river sections
mt in the news by phone last nigh
lat be had secured another buckel
hieh has heretofore defied all efforts
saddle and ride him and with thi.
ddition the list Of untamed cayuse.
Increases to five.
Lanningham has lined up a string OF
orses that cinches that feature Of the
g show and guarantees success. AL
be mount secured are known to be gooC
uekers, some green and some old tim
Us, but all warranted to stand up and
uck till the contest is over.
The five horses in the unridden class
re really outlaws, horses that have
brown some of the best riders in the
ountry and don't know the sensation
{ having rider actually stick in the
addle The latest acquisition is q big
Aarger bucking under the sobriquet of
st. Vitus Dance,' or "Delirium Ire.
mems" which promises to break all re-
Fords TOR pitching, sunfishing and all
|he other kinks and breaks known to
he buckaroo.
Is Widely Advertised.
mat Border Days 10 known far and
woe and that the big show will draw
crowds from all parts of the country,
ND even across the big pond, it attested
Pya letter received this week by Doc
penny from G. W. Chase, a poster prin-
~ VINO writes from London, that he is
Pnnslng over a party of five persons
" 'aAe IN Border Days. He asks for a
.uppy Of literature of Border Days to
dlsplay in his offices.
frank Vansise will go to Keubens
r'u'orrow to finishing ordering the lum-
'ef iof the grandstand and bleachers at
:. park and the material will be ship.
psa over immediately and the work rush
: " completion. Already force of
,sA - : al work at the park shaping up
'ue grounds for the exhibition.
oui Rookie in Long Race.
!, nc pony express race from Border
:. w e, AZ 'orangeville to Frontier DAYS
: ana "alla is attracting attention
!, ). f,aers throughout the northwest. Bill
''0Ae dean of Salmon river riders and
a. en' signed up yesterday to com
-. ~ N the race. His is the first entry
'Om ~ this end of the line
.Ae conditions governing the race are
as follows:
;, 'ne pony express relay race will
l,ho Vn Border Days, Grangeville,
.s' 49, 10 Frontier Days, Walla Walla
ls'on' Race will start Monday
alum sng g September 90 probably at i |
=; 0'A a. m' Riders will have their own
>. VI routes, but it will not be neces-
n,. ~ a,i m contestants to take the same
a.. ne distance is approximately
!, "'e wa the different known routos
y y. LOT this reason no section Of one
j.. ~ beng made. Constestants can
sv , 'S many horses for the race as
,so. ''e' not exceeding ten. The
e pas an ne relayed as contestants de-
: ~. Before the start is made each
M. -, wall be handed a message by
ss.a ''uent of Border Days and this
anti A"st be delivered to Thos. H.
gra, president of Frontier DAYS. ON
tha | h after they have once circl.
ek :. A''i mile track. Entrance t,
and .' any time of day will be open
7e o.: p'e provision will be made to
es,. guides Il pilot the riders over the
p,ons, :, "alla Walla to the entrance
e'ouhds. Arranoa -,
the 'eiegraph and telephone news
vid;na e : from different points thus
la m wi 'ne grand finish at Walla
r,... ne race is open to all. No
st.,. money. Six to enter and four
'urse is $a500a First 800