Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31

the stands he was introduced to the
people, who loudly applauded each.
Following him was Frank Paulson
Of Hannaford, N. D., with his Per-
cheons, then Touissant's Percheon
stallion and M owned by Cole Fur
gerson.
The Clydesdales were headed by
Donald Campbell's prize winners from
Hannaford. MIR. Campbell Is one Of
the old exhibitors and when he passed
the stands he was given a big ovation
Clysdales belonging to John Nevills
OF East Grand Forks. John Love of
Lucid, Mimi, ]. H. Scott of Forest
River. n. D.. CHRIS Benson of Gran
Forks, and Frank Risk Of Mimic,
made up the rest Of that class.
The great Belgian horses were lead
by Park Davidson and John Davidson
or East Grand Forks. with their beau
tiful prize winners. Behind them
were Frank Riske and Belgians, the
Lilac Hedge slres and draft horses,
the mules and driving teams, delivery
horses and Shetland ponies.
Following the horses and headed
by the Larimore band was the great
est parade of cattle ever viewed here.
Nearly four hundred head led by the
Herefords. passed in review. Fol-
lowing them was the Galloways of the
various exhibitors. the Jerseys, Aber.
deem Angus, Holsteins. Red Poles.
more Holsteins, Ayrshires, Brown
Swiss, Guernseys, Shorthorns.
The parade was ended by the show
ing OF Geo. H. Moxman's prize Hamp-
shire ram and the prize boon hogs,
Yorkshires. owned by Ray Sherret Of
Blanchard.
Free Attractions Fine.
Excellent music was furnished again
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the Grand Forks and the Larimore
bands.
The usual free attractions in front
of the grandstand this afternoon prov
ed to be unusually good.
Shows May Continue.
Although the fair will close this ev-
ening 1t Is thought hat the stands and
shows on the grounds may continue
to run until Saturday evening. The
exhibitors will probably start to leave
mere about s o'clock. According to
the rules of the fair association the
exhibitors must remain on the
grounds until 4 o'clock. The stock
exhibitors will be released at 4 o'clock
the same as the others and they will
take their animals away early. A
special stock train has been arranged
for. to accommodate the exhibitors.
Owing to the fact that Mr.. Hih was
~f4' = AAoSn A0 lave ,PIO5IdIl
was postponed for a short time. Fol-
lowing his address the first heat of
the 2:25 pace. was scheduled to take
place. there being eight horses enter
ed in the event. They are Bonnie
Hal. May Verton, Gordon W., Shack
amazon. Danica, Green Benica, Laura
Allen and Near To.
The first heat Of the 2:1o pace will
follow next on the race program this
afternoon. There are five entries in
this event, the horses being May Not,
Lon Allen. George w. Newton, Bessie
Bee and Major Gantz.
The third ace of the afternoon will
be the big f~ree-for-all, in which
George Gano, Bob Roy and Don Dens-
more are entered. All three horses
are fast n it is hard to tell which
one will win. According to promi-
nent track men here any one of the
three horses has a good chance to
take first place.. -.
The last race Of the afternoon will
be the 2:18 trot with five entries. The
horses for this event are Lou Burton,
Sunshine, Red Cross, Heir Reaper and
Abdu Taleb.
This Is the last race program for
this year at the fair. The events here
nave been first class and visitors have
been delighted with the races.