The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-05-22

mblyn last night. The Grangeville |
colt has but one front leg instead Of
two. while the Pouatch colt has four /
perfect legs and the left fore leg is
enlarged at the knee and divided |
above the ankle. forming the fifth |
leg. with the five feet resting firmly |
on the ground The colts will be
publicly exhibited at Grangeville as
a part of the regular show.
Many Requests for Stablins.
Phone messages from various sec
tions of the country and letters from
outside points continue to roll in, with
announcements of new entries Of fine
horses and requests for stabling room.
Two phone messages yesterday morn
ing, one from Green Greek aud an
other from Kooskia, announced the
neighborhood near each place, with
information that other entries from
their sections would be made.
Nez Perce to Be on Hand.
A letter from G. w. Felt, the Nez
Perce merchant, received this week
| apologies for his absence from
home when Messrs, Tamblyn. Bunnell
and Wade visited Nez Perce last
week, and further says: "All Of our
boosters are talking Grangeville's
horse show, and several of our ranch
ers and horss men are making prep
arations to attend the 30th, and there
Is nothing to 1t the way they VI at
! tend Border Days this fall. There is
certainly a good bunch of high class
stock here, and we will make an ef-
fort to get them to all go in a body,
and If they don't make your good
stock owners over there go some 1t
Will be the first time they have fail
ed to put some one on the run. With
best wishes for your success and the
success of your horse show etc"
Boosting at kooskia.
A letter from w. A. Grunewald at
Rosedale Ranch, near Kooskia, says:
Enclosed please find entrance cards
| filled out as per request. There will
be several good horses and colts up
there from my neighborhood Prepare
for a big show. l am boosting the
show and have interested several far
mers and horse men. l am looking
forward to a big and successful
show"
Kansas City Firm Contributes.
p. II. Schorr. of Kansas City, who
signs himself "B. s. Florsheims Mer-
camille Co.'S Hired Man" was in
3, Grangeville this week, and voluntar-
lily contributed $3.50 as a prize in the
best filly class, declaring that he and
his firm were great boosters for good
stock and were always ready and anx
ious to back up their judgment on a
good thing.
Special Trains and Rates.
Special trains will be run over the
/ High Line both days of the show,
leaving Lewiston at a. m, and ar
irving at Grangeville at IL: :15, leaving
on return at p. m, reaching Lewis
ton at II. A special rate of fare and
third will be made. Connection
will be made by the Nez Perce train
with the special both ways.
Many Lady Riders In Parade.
Three lady riders from the Lewis
ton-Clarkston country have signifiet
their intention to enter the riding
contest at the Horse Show and {
number of lady equestrRns from
other sections will also enter. making
this one among the most interesting
features of this big affair.
Meet Special Train With Band.
The Commercial Club with the ban
and a large body of citizens will NEE
the special train on both Horse Shov
days on its arrival at 11:15 and will
march with the visitors up town
heading the big parade from Mai
street on through town. 1t promise
to be a magnificent parade.