The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-06-04
& ARNEY BOOSTS O uR COLIN
TRY AND HORSE SHOW

TRY AND HORSE SHOW
/ H. Arney, the genial and able i'm
migration agent for the Northnrn na
clflc who attended the first da, =, .,,
/ Horse show last week. on his rat,,,.',
's'oh save out the following in
tervlew to the Tribune.
i nave had more callers AT n, of
lice seeking information abcut lama 60,
diversified farming, during the lost
Two months than any like neriod Co..
the past two years. Most dr. tba.o -,
qulrers were from central " Asterr st.+o
while not few came from Canaaa an,
northern Montana.
Climate is far from neeIi,.ibla
quantity with these PROSPECTS cu-
mate is one of the appreciable assets
or all the farming country of northern
Idaho and eastern Washfngton Anv-
one posted on the climate of this 500.
ton, when compared with that of tho
sections above mentioned can hut an.
thuse over the great BLESSING of ~ -
the entire Inland Empire country
rom present day crbp prospect :
this is going to be great year to take
pictures of, and assemble statistics as
to, crops in this country as an induce
ment to 1915 travel to come this way
and look us over before choosing a
cation
since / was in Lewiston early i'm
April l have met with a dozen or more
commercial clubs in northern Idaho.
throughout the valleys of the Yakima
and on Puget Sound. All are making
concrete plans to make use of local
papers, circular letters and brief print
ed pamphlets to encourage travel over
northern lines to or from the Panama
Pacific exposition next year
This plan should appeal favorably to
the Palouse. Potatch, Clearwater, Cam
as prairie and Lewiston Clarkston coun-
try because of the option afforded the
traveller over the Northern Pacific-for
instance in that he may elect at Spo-
kane whether he shall 90 straight thru
over the main line or over the Palouse
and Lewiston branch and out at Pasco.
The price is the same.
printed reflections of your country
with proposed courtesies you will ex-
, tend sent east this summer and fall,
specially or as inserts 10 your daily
business and social correspondence, will
dovetail admirably with the industrious
and ingenious work of ohr immigration
and passenger department and prospects
should always be reported to us that
our travelling men throughout all the
country from the Missouri river to the
Atlantic ocean, can call on them and
urge them to route this way that they
may see your fields of grain, your pas
lures filled with good stock and your
orchards laden with fruits of incompar-
able beauty and flavor. If you have
hospitalities to suggest for these travel
ers a goodly portion of whom win be
prospective settlers-let me know about
1t. that ] may communicate the feature
to our field men who are meeting these
proposed tourists constantly and there
by give them arguments to offer for
routings this way.
This is the auspciops time for the
commercial clubs to take their lighted
candle out from under the bushel and
show to the uninformed world the at
t tributes of their community which is
red ripe for an infusion of new blood.
Il hope goodly delegation from Lew
iston will visit the Grangeville Horse
show tomorrow. ] attended today
event and saw display OF horses wen
worthy of the scrutiny of twice the
crowd.
"Grangeviue and surrounding country
did fun Justice to the occasion and
those from here who attend tomorrow s
show will be well repaid and, besides,
encourage an event of great credit to
the live stock industry of which you
of Lewiston are now. through the
Northwest Live Stock association, a
recognize and much advertised center. y