Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-10-12

university of Idaho and both having
been highly recommended as to their
ability to judge stock. Prof Vincent,
of the Idaho State University of Mos
COW, judged the exhibits in the fruit,
vegetable and grains and grasses de-
partments. Miss tones, domestic
science teacher of the Bonners Ferry
high school, was judge of the culinary
department. assisted by Mrs. j. B.
Brody. and was also Judge of the
needlework departr' ent assisted by
Mrs. II. |. Monks.
The amusements provided at h e
fair this year seemed 70 please all
who attended, the horse races being
the big drawing card, while everyone
was satisfied with the two fast ball
games played on Thursday and Fri
day afternoons. Band concerts were
given each day by the Walden band
and the music was appreciated by all.
The children enjoved the rides on the
merry go-Tound and old a n d young
gave liberal patronage 10 the various
concessions of the Anderson Amuse-
menf Co. Dancing in the large audi.
ton iun w enjoyed each afternoon
and evening and on Friday and Sat
rrday evenings the crowds were so
large that the dancers h had d barely
room 10 move Music vas furnished
for the dances by the Bush orchestra
friday evening the 1o'rers Ferry
Caf1pfH Girls paye an en,er lin'nent
that 'eased all %ho were rre.en' I'm
icr the direction of thair leader Mrs.
Gene Campbell the girls sang songs
and save an exhibition of the train
i'm they receive IN the organization
The ball game Thursday afternoon
ltfween the Naples and 3)nners Fer
~ te"ins resulted in a score of . f, D
ia favor of the Ronners Ferry team.
lack Macnam2"a pitched FOR the home
cam and all during the gam only
two nnen reached second 11sa
The crack Creston ball team PLAYED
here Friday afternoon and lost to the
home team by score of TO 3. fIy-
dorm pitched for the locals and but for
costly errors in the infield in the ninth
| inning would have held the visitors
scoreless. The pitcher Cor the CTes-
ton team was the star player for the
visitors and is the same man who won
| for Creston few weeks ago when
Bonners Ferry was defeated by a
score of to !! The game Ftiday was
closely PLACED and the fans are saw
ing it was the best one of the season.
The locals made their first score in
the second inning. and no further
4 scoring was done by either team un-
til the first half of the ninth inning
when Creston. through a series of
errors by local players, filled h e
bases with none out and scored three
runs before they were retired This
left the score to / in their favor at
the beginning of the last half of the
ninth. The Boners Ferry players went
to bat determined to win. and did
They ran in three scores with but two
out The game was opened by Lieut.
Gov c. c. Moore. who pitched the first
ball. Judge G. H. Martin of Standpoint
acting as catcher.
The horse racing Saturday after
noon brought out a record crowd and
everyone seemed to be pleased with
the manner in which t h various
events were pulled off The free-for-
all race was won by Lockhard. Of
Creston. Harry King of Bonners
Ferry winning second money T h {
pony race was also won by Loekhard
and Charles Noe won second money
The first nrize in the relay race was
won by Walter Twitchell and the sec
ond prize was won by VIM. Twitchell
The derby race was won by Joseph
a Kootenai Mission Indian The frs
monev in the Shetland pony race was
won by Hewett and the second priz'
was won by Alberts The Roman rae,
was won by Diest
The horse races were so popular
this year that the fair directors expec
to arrange for more races and largei
purses next year