Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-27
UNUSUAL PROGRAM TO BE STAGED
IN FRONT OF CRANDSTAND THIS
EVENING; BIG CROWD EXPEC CTED
Thousands Visit Grounds
Early In Day; Special Fire
works Display Tonisht; i
7 Stock Parade Will Be Held
Friday; Minnesota Day
Was Big Success.

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Home CoMdH Day at tho
Grand fofks faar Was featu1eo ~
q 0oucae race card - 2 resuiC ol II
tn6 ram lue9oey Wmcm nA0e ~
mpos1D!e TO h0d 0se r9ces
scheduaed Tor that DAY Or Wed
needay.
In spite OF the exceatence o6
the program the crowd which as-
semnted TINS satetnoon wa6
1 1Se two .n r.cinx ena Dssn sssats s1ees ses,es.
uled 1or Tuesday Wn1n weee
RostPoned until toGay we're con-
noed q ooock TINS a1tef'
noon. Ii&
me S:15 geco vas won ~
"Raes," owned by u. Peoefson of
Omana, Ne0., wn1ie nne 2;S0
trot Was taken ~ E1aac McA.'
owned by Thomas p brady o. la'' Fsr-
Co.:
ing ana the track WAS IN larry
Soou snape AGAIN. .5
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WIN the Weatner man IN ms oest
MOOD, in0cauons at . o ciockstnis att
e1noon were tnat tne 1our.n day OF
the Grand FORKS 1aar would be the
n1ssest SO Iar this Week.'N me i morn
ing croWd was mucn DIGGER tnan any
morning croWa OF tne week. ana oy
l O'CLOCK the 1air Visitors were utter
any pouring through the gates. Rural
roaos area up quickly ana many
farmers unable 10 get INTO the netds
because OF the neavy rains, drove TO
tne CITY;
DouDAc RACE Froefem.
many We're attracted by the double
race program Ior Ihe afternoon.
orougnt ABOUT oy theS post ponemelnt el1t
oIIyesteroays races. &; Ine I'D prosrAamr e
included the finish of the z:5O. trot,
Two meats OF Whicn we're run Tues
as hasf tne n3nh asn q tnn ~ paee. one
neat OF "n1cnr WaS run Iuesday.tn tne
81 tEo!, Known as tne Grana FORKS
ne Mer STAKE, ana Ia ne 20 pace.
Inc Inc track Is IN exceiienG. conoiion,
anu gooo tlme unoouDtedty W1ll be
made in all events. 4, ~
iry Out Derby choices.
Iockles were on the. track this
morning warming up their animals In
preparation Tor Saturdays derby day
events. me oerpy is attracting vide
spread interest, and Indications are
that 1t will see a record breaking
crowd on the grounds. Horsemen
have come here from many sections
OF the country and Canada, and they
WIZ get plenty OF opportunity TO ste t
Out tneir jumpers. Tor the speed de-
partment officials are arranging extra
events for the afternoon.
Fine Night Program.
usually good one. Al Sweet had his
band out here early this morning to
rehearse some special mum bers for to-
nights program. He announced at
noon that he would give several new
singing numbers, as we'll as two or
three famous standard selections.
James Cun1;ffe renresantative ~
the Thearle- -Dnfrie,d romranv had ~
his men at work ali morninp nr.nar-
ing snecia1 f;raworLs diani,p ~.
Ia andscare ,,;aaa. .o.;aI. ..!Ii
ana thsp viii he sorae ~ ~ ~. ne .S :. ;.
TheariesD"rfiaiS s onnna,. -, tne as.t0 YES. she'
The ..Mv.+in Gh;n." nps .1pat: presents
ing p he Success ] seo.ao'e e' - PROV
70 Ey.,. = IT, ,,
rho 49, n 1870 ~ noe SuoemG.
1he Nurse ehtrAes were Drought into
.ne Judging ring az O'Clock this
.norn n'ns. Inc 1uosins VIII be COM
some ilme thls afternoon.
StooFmen We're preparing today for
the big livestock parade which will be
one OF the big features of Friday's 8
show. a ia.
Wednesday Good Day.
After day OF rain and wind and
despite heavy storm during the early
morning hours. the third day Of the
Grand Forks Fair proved, an immense
success. 1t was impossible to hold
night show was given in its entirety
and it proved the most Succession
evening program seen here in years
the fireworks display was exception
any peantlluL and the vaudeville acts
made tremendous hit with the
and bleachers. ~ q, Z