The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-08-21
Exhibition of Former Days to
Be Revived; Plans Near
Completion.
CRANDAERIALCRCUS
Many Free Attractions; Lew
iston and Cowboy Bands
Will Supply Music.

@You May Not Be WoolIy, But You
Sure Can Be Wild!
Border Days is to be revived!
The old show that made Grangeville
famous in the wonderful days before
somebody went and made the world
safe for prohibition is to do a come
back Once more is the cowboy to be
king and the cowgirl queen. Once
NOSE we can sit at the arena and
MUNICH peanuts while the boys from
Salmon river saddle an outlaw broncho
for some daring cowpuncher to ride
or skyrocket in the attempts Once
more will the picturesque wild west
setting and scenes be witnessed and
enjoyed at the historic old Border
Days park in the south part of the
city.
The days of the week are Wednes.
day, Thursday and Friday.
The dates of the month are 10th
11th and 18th
The month is September.
The year is 1919
"Cut En- Loosev
George Benean, popular Salmon riv.
er stockman and cattle king, is presi.
dent and general manager sof the show
and will have active personal manage
ment of the midwest stunts at the
. arena each afternoon. When the com.
mittee in charge of the big show look.
ed around for capable, Trustworthy
and efficient general manager of the
Border Days exhibition somebody sug
gested: LET George Do It." and so
George will do it. That the show
VIII be a success under Mr.. Behean's
management is an assured fact.
A. II. Wetherbee, cashier Of the Bank
Oh Camas Prairie, is treasurer and will
see to 1t that the collections and ex
penditures are always o. k. The exc
cutlve committee is composed of Geo
behean, T. e. Edmundson and Sheldor
A. Stubbs. The latter named gentle
man was a resident of Pendleton fol
years and took an active part in thu
staging OF the world-famous ROUNDUP
az that city each year. This commit
lee Is mapping out the greatest show
ior the 1919 Border Days in the his
'ory OF the midwest sport in Idaho
Inn Quinlan is secretary of the show
and is already up to his neck in
pile of letters and kilograms of in
quiries
General Manager Behean has mad,
Tue following appointments of chair
nieh OF committees, each chairman t,
eail Tor help in case he needs it:
Free Attractions T. f. Edmundson
concessions: William Ingram.
Farades: L. NJ. Harris.
rooms for Everybody: Chester Ar
mold.
band Music: Jack Running.
street Decorations: Ed Abramson.
bowery Dances: Glib Eimers.
transportation, Rates, etc: Harr
Morris.
1reat War Veterans: Jack Edwards
through his wide acquaintance o
Tue Snake and Salmon rivers Genera
,'"iager Behean has been able to sc
V' bunch of the prominent stock
men down there as committeeman TO
he western programs each day. SET
so"es' the worlds biggest cowboy
enry Elfers and f. w. Rhett hav
"eh named as judges of the buckin
'on'ests and other arena stunts. T
secure bucking horses and wild cat
e from the river country Genera
nahager Behean has called upon tn
'oiowing boys in the various sections
"nom he has named as chairmen /
'ieF respective localities to round IL
ai the good stock for the show
Monte JARRETT, Pittsburg; Oliver Del
n'Son' higgins; Dace Hartman an
poo GIL, at John Day; Lewis Jone
boles and Arthur McSpadden o
"'uneeq. Az aides to President B,
ae"h In the arena Ed Vincent. Ri
zones and Bob Cone OF whitebird hav