Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-29

R,a Despite the loss of an enttref day
Tuesday because Of bad rain .andswtnd
storms and the consequent poor crowd
Wednesday. the Grand Forks fair has
crowds Thursday and Friday were
npt las large as had been expected, but
the evening crowds made up for the
deficiency. If the crowds today are as
large as are anticipated, the fair ass
eociation will complete the week with
q: splendid record. 1Se&4
1.-THE fair, has been one of the tbest
ever seen here. Every department
was up to the high standard estab-
lished years ago by Grand Forks Fair
asspciations,. and that is saying quite
aSl6t for this high standars means
asbgreatly improved exposition with
each succeeding year. The livestock
show, while not as large in mum bers
asglaat year, was much better, for it
had a higher quality than the 1921
show.
Livestock Parade
ss The livestock parade surpassed in
excellence and size this year anything
shown at the Grand Forks fair in
many years. according to those who
have witnessed the parade regularly
from year to year. BotM the horse
ana cattle shows were remarkably in
dicative Of the increased interest in
Thoroughbred stock throughout the
state, particularly SO in the cattle dis
! play. ~" \ &
THE Grand Forks band headed the
parade, marching from the west en-
try2to the track past the grand stand,
Stopping at the east end OF the stands,
The line of stock continued on, past
& the stands about one hundred yards
y so to the east, where the; line was
turned back on itself, each showing
\ Eofscattle and horse. passing before the
+ grand stand twice. ~, SIS Il n I, ss3e3
Leading the parade was 4thels display
of'the Hammer BrothersaofsCoope
4 town, N. D., breeders Of 1efrhsron
81 And Belgian horSes Tho 16ar horse
hitch Of blacks, aponies ssff0nt. cpm-
ginE FIRST cansed no little comment from
@the stands. Next In liite came u. IL,
,gEinch with another strone 4shOWthE of
sercheron; and Belgtay hbrss4 Mr.:
4 fetnch is OF: Fargo, NJ d. CQnfple etinls
\ sthe= equestrian sedtton sof the parade
n Wsre the horses Of the tori Broth
4erss OF Hunter, n. D., ana ~. RI John
ron Of Grand-Forls, N. S,sgsl
/ taie history Of the fair, was led by the
S. Persons Herd of, Minot, N. =. (,
followed by the Jean Duluth farms'
herd Of Duluth and Nickerson, Mimi.
ssF.SsB. Conklin. Of Thief River Falls.
II slGffin., and the Silverton Guernsey
:Ss6 Hrn, also Of Thief River Falls. were
n NO included In this display.
ShOrthorns / Il u
Eight exhibitors had show herds in
u ne Shorthorn part OF the parade.
+ First in line was Simon Ellaaon OF
81 #Gontevideo, Mimi. followed by Ely
III Kylor Shorth orn Co, sof Mayvtlle, N.
& U,s W.. ". Brown OF Am mia, N. p,
4 III 81 Grant of Hlyndon.I MIMI and
l, Newton Bros; OF HunteH N. D., re5
ie snectively came next lin ling. i 81
s Among the Polled Shorthorn ,exhtb.
ss;tofs were j T.. cL0ughlSn of Nit
" chell. S. 81, and. II. d. strutz lpf James
town, N D. Concluding the, Short
II horn group was the showing Of Milk
ing .shorthorns by Lewis her6 4 Sons
al Cooperstowp, NJ. D,. 6is A ~ .a.5Is s,|
,sFSl Two herds were inc dulel IN the Aber-
4 deem Angus exhibit, those OF the Hart
Ss lev stock Farm OF Page, M ID, nd
q q FRANKLIN Of Emerado, N. "a. .s Last,
INIT with. an excelle ent moving c4me
4 the. Ferguson Bros, of Eanby,i MINI.
Il ana w. II. Phipps Of Atwater. Nina.
18th Hereford animals t e FiS
, a. Mardi Gsas Gucces &
! II rhe night show ~ the best giveH
n - afar this week. l SweeEss band
b .t rJ.ved It's fiaest prc9T1ri OF the fair
srS.athe firework rkS Il dtsplAy AurpAseee
u xss apectacles of previous ntghts. S,gS
The Mardi GTag dance. gtventa ths 4 =
81 5ssf