The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-09-29

The Seventh Annual Border DAYS
show which commenced Wednesday Ia
said to be the most successful ia the
history Of the organization. Although
Wednesday, the opening day, was cold
and disagreeable nearly 1000 people
paid admission ut the gates and ever
event on the program passed off with
great applause from the spectators.
Thursday the weather was more pleas
ant and almost every available foot Of
parking space was occupied by auto
mobiles, and while the grandstand
would have held more people the
bleachers on both sides were packed
with enthusiastic citizens
No serious accidents occurred to
mar the occasion. The Red Cross
maintained first aid station and the
services of the nurses In charge, the
Misses Heuerman, social welfare nurse
OF the Lewiston chapter of the Red
Cross, and Elsie Roberts of Idaho
county, were called for In ID cases
Wednesday and eight Thursday. Floyd
Hamill, Horace Parker, Chas Schultz
and Kermit Lester Gated rs stretchec
bearers.
The management Of the affair is de-
serving Of great credit for the manner
In which the show is being handled ansl
the vast amount of work is taken care
of promptly at the conclusion of each
days performance.
The stock and agricultural exhibits
In charge Of County Agent Ralph M.
Pavey. are very creditable and Mr..
Pavey's efforts have met with very de-
served cOmmendation on all sides, and
while the exhibitors are not numerous
the stock and exhibits are a credit tu
any community. The grain exhibit II
L. M. Harris was also given mu..h
praise. The awards as placed ny
Prof. Hickman, animal husbandma
OF the University of Idaho, are as fol-
lows:
Sheep Division.
A. DOOrnbas-Ewe over 1 year. 1st.
End, 3rd; LIST eve lamb; End ram lamb. |
Earl McDOnald-2nd and 3rd eve
lamb; 1st ram lamb
Shorthorn Cattle.
J, b. McDonald--1st, Ind, 3rd cows
over three years DID, 1st junior year.
ling; 1st calf; LIST aged bull.
George Wikoff-2nd calf.
Heref0rds.
Gus Schroeder-1st and End yearling
bull; LIST bull calf; list, End, Bird year
ling heifer
Charles Davidson-3rd~ yearling bull.
Swine Division.
Boar two years and over-John
Funke LIST.
Boar 1S months and under two years
ley End. =
Boar one year and under 1s m ,nths
Howard Mckinley LIST; Wilbur Bry-
ant End.
Boar under six months-Joe McDop-
aid LIST and 3rd; Howard Mckinley
End.
Aged sow-Howard Mckinley lat
and End.
Sow Is months ard under two years
Howard Mckinley list.
Sow II months and under 1s-John
Funke 1st, End, 3rd
Sow six months and under one year
John Funke' list, End, Bird.
Sow under six months-Howarl Nc
kinley 1st and End: John Funke 3rd
Aged herd-John Funke 1st How
ard Mckinley End.
Young herd-Howard Mckinley lat I
and 3rd; John Funke End.
Grand champion boar-Joe McDon-
aid. II
Grand champion sow-John Funke.
Horse Division.
Stallion. G. Gill list; John erp-
stra 2nd.
Young stallion-Albert Fray 1st. 2nd ]
and 3rd.
Mares-E. s. Sweet 1st and End: Al. 7
bert Fray Bird.
Sucking colts-Albert Fray 1st and !
Ind.
The awards for the events in the
arena were made by the judges as fol-
ows:
Cowboy pony race-Geo. Brust 1st {
Eco. Drummond 2nd.
Boys calf riding-Dale Eimers 1st I
Wilbur Pettibone 2nd. l(