The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-09-11
PLANNING FOR THE FAIR
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catelo the Times Aberdeen and the Press and the News at
American Falls All editors looked alike the directors, and
they all listed received the couees of the press Then
remembered that this might make necessary to have more
asses printed and that high time the passes mailed
"Ths calls for lot of letter writing said the secretary
Herman haven't you mmeograph can use for getting them
out?'
Stufabeam: "Why have one but loaned Hansbrough
and he hasn't returned it yet"
Tego: cpl set the telegram the first thing the morning
and send you a couple of dozen proofs
Carruth Elk up little press notice while you about
it so enclose it to the editors send the comps to-.
few days ago special meeting the board decided not
to have any wild exhibit any motorcycle Mr.
Kennedy Mackay and had talked to of the bus
about coming fair and had encouraged them all ne
could He asked the board to reconsider the and him
of predcamen and Mr. Buchanan said he was in the
predamen about motorcycles he had arranged with
Salt Lake parties and two machines had already
arrived here The board had appropriated all their but
$3.50 and this enough get results with these things
DeKay proposed using S5o for motorcycle and 5000 for
bucng but others said they might well otter nothing
at ALL Mr. Martin said Silver Hair had offered to come to
Blackfoo with his whole outfit of S. wild horses and all his
riders and budoggers for $500 DeKay said he going
send all his best riders Dillon and that he any outfit
here it would only be the cus of the bunch
Capps nerposed and said he opposed any oplng
the steer and budoggng exhibits of the cruel de-
grading character of it. and he thought the people would uphold
them in emitting it
DeKay said he could go the reservation and get SeeSaw
Wiley and few of the other Indian boys and some OF their
broke work horses that buck beat the band every time they
mounted and give people something quick and lively for hve
dollars The meeting went to pieces the matter
and the gathered little groups and knots and all of the
talked stood and made signs and when order was
finally restored they voted SIS for motorcycle SPOOL
for bucng contests increased the appropriations for Indian races
so they could have bunch of them every day. and then ordered
that if ANYBODY put anything else he would have to make
pay its way pay of his pocekt 1t made the appro
praton $3.50 higher than it considered safe pulled
Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Buchanan out of their predcamen in
way and gives the public all kinds of entertainments but the
cruel Before eleven o'clock the som had subsidized every
body satisfied everybody had been assigned all the committee
work he thought he could look after and the directors was
deserted.
P S. How woud5ou like to be director? They don't get
any pay and they work like beggers all next week day and
all evening till late bedtime
P S. number two How would you like to be stakeholder
in the fair? They paid cash for their stock has been running
fourteen years and has paid a cent dividends.
P number three 1t is snap to be able to to the
fair and get do you please and merely punge the price
of admissions. ~ Fl"|
Tuesday morning Mr. Duckworth received telegram from
the Mosant National Aviator company saying Aviator J.
Hill would Backfoot Sunday evening" and that machine
was already here On inquiry the freight office found
that the big fine monoplane the warehouse We hope the
management will let them both fly them going neck
and-neck.
How to Exhibit Apples
Superintendent L. W. Van Aiken is interested in getting up
as good an exhibit possible boxed apples of the
value It will be producers getting their product shape