The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-05-22
HE BOOSTSTHE
HORSE SHOW
Tamblyn Tells Lewistonians
of the Magnitude and
Quality of Event.

ANS"iSeoh lidOuAS. T "A. 1dElUly
proprietor OF the Imperial hotel at
Grangeville and chairman of arrange
ments for the annual horse show to
be held May 3031, is visitor in the
city on business connected with the
big exhibition. Mr.. Tamblyn will visit
Juliaetta and the Potlatch sections
today in the interests of the show
and expects to return to the city
this evening. During the past two
weeks he has visited practically very
locality in the upper country and says
horses are being prepared at almost
every point for exhibition purposes.
THE show in Grangeville will be
the greatest exhibition of horses ever
held in the state" said Mr. Tamblyn
last night, land will have a class of
horses there that will be a credit to
Idaho We have arranged our pre-
MUM list so that every class of
horses is included and the horse own
ers have been busily engaged IN the
pI paration of their stock for the
nast six weeks.
Recently l have visited Nezperce.
Ilo, Vollmer and practically svery
community in Idaho county and find
large numbers OF horses at very
point that are being prepared for the
show. During the past two years
some of the best horses in the coun
try have been taken into the upper
country and all of this stock VII be
at the Grangeville show. Aside from
what we have to show on the prat
ries there will be large numbers
shipped in from eastern Washington
and north Idaho points and then
there will be fine draft teams, road
sters, saddle animals, colts and in
fact every class of horse.
1--WE expect to make our. parade on
such a scale that it will be the talk
of all who attend for the next year.
We know of driving teams that have
been specially groomed for the past
month and the owners of riding
horses are giving equal attention. We
have a cash prize up for the best ap-
pearing lady rider and this will be
feature In the parade. The ladies
have been busily engaged in prepar-
ing their riding costumes to match
the color of their mounts and some
elaborate rigging will be seen In this
section.
"The people throughout the coun-
try are keenly interested in the show
and are not only going to be repre-
sented with their stock but will send
lor al IN attend tho show
The Grangeville people are organized
to welcome all who come and IT will
be a part of our work to see that all
are we'll taken care of. This is an
Industrial show and is not handled
for profit and our people are work
ing to man to make it a big success
Our business and professional men
to be offered In cash prizes and there
are a number of special prizes that
are especially desirable.
1--WE will have a special train serv-
i've into Grangeville on both morn
ings of the show so that the people
who cannot spend two days with us,
can leave their homes in the morn
Ing, Sptuu d udy dt lhC oho" anu ~
turn to their homes in the evening
The Nezperce road will operate a
train to connect with the Camas Prai-
rie special at Vollmer.
"In addition to the horse show, we
will have a baseball game between
the league teams each afternoon of
, the show and special amusements viii
, be provided in the city during the
evenings. We want the people from
, all sections to come and will guaran
| tee the Grangeville hospitality will
not be lacking
Five Legged and Three Legged Coll
Team.
F. A. Tamblyn. chairman of the
Grangeville horse show returned Mon
day night from the Potlatch section
where he secured the five-legged
colt belonging to Harvey Southwicl
J for the horse show which will be helC
: May 30-31 The colt is about 21 days
old, is strong and doing nicely ant
will be taken to Grangeville to be
: matched with the three-legged col
: born in the Prairie country little
g over two weeks ago. Both colts are
: strong and do not have the appear
ance Of freaks. was declared by Mr.