Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-23
CROWDS CONTINUE
TO ATTEND FAIR
Perfect Weather Brings Out the
Largest Crowd That Ever
Attended.

the board or directors OF tHe 1iahe
Forks Fair. There is no doubt
that the fair will prove the most sue
cessful and biggest in the history OF
the state. The opening has been very
auspicious. One could not ask LOT
better weather, and II could not de-
| sire better attractions than are To-
Gated on the grounds"
Other members of the board were
just as enthusiastic and optimistic.
Each one predicted that it would be
the biggest fair in the history of the
state.
Polo Thrilling.
Auto polo is thrilling and when 1t
is considered that people visit a fair
to be thrilled and Interested, It IS
easy, to see how the game became SO
popular during the first days.
The midway attractions are the best
seen at a street fair. The great Pat
terson shows, as they are known, are
among the greatest carnival attrac-
tons in the country and there is no
doubt that they will please the thotI-
SANDS C: risitors at the North Dakota
state fair. 1t is enc Of the cleanest
and best companies that has ever Wis
tied Grand Forks and their attractions
merit the support OF all.
Auto polo is not the only thriller.
Walter Raub, who made a successful
balloon ascension and dropped from
six parachutes, gave the crowd all
the thrills they desired for a few min
utas. Raub is an intrepid balloonist
and undoubtedly n of the best who
has ever worked in Grand Forks. His
exhibition satisfies the most exacting
thr]ill-searcher. 1..
Awards Are Made.
Bull three years old or over-Smlth
first, on Anxiety Beaumont; Christie
second, on Jerome Fairfax.
Bull two years old and under three
-Pettigrew first, on Lord Generous.
Bull one year and under two
Smith first, on Albany Pride "a;
Christie second, on Albany Fairfax;
Smith third on Excelsior; Pettigrew
fourth, on Canadian. "z.@ -
Z Bull senior .calf-Smith first on
Gen. Beaumont; Pettigrew second on
Beau Donald A; Christie second OF
Don Fairfax; P%ettigrew fourth on
Walnut Fairfax.
Bull junior calf-Christie first, on
Warren Fairfax; Pettigrew second, on
Generous A.
Cow three years or over-Christie
first on Venetia; Smith second on
Miss Albany; Pettigrew third on Syl-
via.
Cow two years and under three
Smith first, on Yellow Heifer; Petit
grew second on Lady Valentine;
Christie third, on Electa Perfection.
Heifer senior Observation-Disclosures
first on Lady Princess; Smith second
on Colleen; Pettigrew third on Lazy
Valentine. 3. .....av
Heifer, junior yeariing-Smith first
on Lady Albany 43, and second GA
Lady Albany 80; Pettigrew third on
Lody Qr,en; Pettigrew fourth on
Florence Fairfax.
Heifer, senior calf-Smith first on
Miss Beaumont; Smith second on
Miss Beaumont; PettigreW third on
Flower Girl and fourth OF Minnie sec.
ond.
Heifer, junior calf-Smith first, on
Miss Beaumont third; P%ettigrew sec
ond on Excellent Lady; Christie third
on Edith Fairfar and fourth on Jessie
Generous.
Senior champion bull-Smith or
Anxiety Beaumont.
Junior champion bull-Christie Oil
Warren Fairfax.
Grand champion bull-Smith on
Beaumont.
Senior champion COW or heifer-
Smith on Yellow Heifer.
Junior champion heifer-Smith
Miss Beaumont I'd.
Grand champion cow-Smith on
Aged herd-Smith first, with Anx-
iety Beaumont, Miss Albany, Yellow
Heifer, Lady Albany 35th and Miss
Beaumont; Christie second, with Je-
Fairfax, Venetia. Fleeta Perfec.
ton, Blossom Fairfax and Sdith Fair
fax; PettigreW third.
Young herd-Smith first with Al
bangs Pride I'd, Lady Albany IS, La
dy Albany .43d, and Miss Beaumont.
and Miss Beaumont I'd.
Calf herd-Smith first with Gener-
al Beaumont, Miss Beaumont I'd and
Miss Beaumont; Pettigrew second;
Christie third with Warren Fairfax,
Edith Fairfax and Jessie Generous.
Produce of cow-Smith first with
Anxiety Beaumont and Miss Albany;
Christie second, with Sylvia and War
rem Fairfax, the produce Of Abbie
Sparklet: Pettigrew third; Christie
fourth with Blossom Fairfax and Ann
Fairfax, the produce of Sylvia.
Get of sire-Smith first and second,
Christie third.
The judging for the American Her
eford Cattle Breeders association
gave the results in the individual
classes as given above.
Stock Association Special.
Best grade dairy heifer under three
years-First, T, J. Couch, Grand
Forks.
Best grade dairy COW under three
years-First, J. D. Bacon, Grand
Cow, three years or over-First and
second, ]. D. Bacon. Grand Forks;
third, T. j. Couch, Grand Forks.
Heifer. two years and under three
First and third, T. ]. Couch, Grand
Forks; second, J.. D. Bacon, Grand
Forks