The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-10-04

hiDit IN the arts hall to the bio he an;
W mai show in the show stables. If Is )
product Of this surrounding country
N assembled, devised and Displayed for
your edification and enjoyment.
'e An early morning survey of the
grounds, barns and exhibit halls found
Is every one at his post and the posts
wen nlled with their especial line Of
s tnings to see and ponder over. and
ammunition for a hearty laugh was
; properly interspersed. The race track
ana arena were done to turn. with
riders and horses out for the air and
Try at the feel of things. The
grandstand, bandstand and Mr.. Rpl-
ger 2 stage were awaiting the coming
guest, nifty, neat and inviting. The
Istock barns, which are arranged as bv |
an architect familiar with the end to |
DC attained, were fast filling with
reds, whites and roans of the COW
famaly-Herefords and Short Horns
predomlnating, with a gooe sprinkline
OF the milk strains ;horses that would l.
make a Kentucky connosienr stop and Ii
think of the Blue Grass state and mint
1uleps and pretty maids cheering the Z
dashing riders on, and the big draft I
type' too, that make money for their
owners when it comes to moving
things; members of the swine family 1t
that make the acon-producers from v
the eon-fed sections glad to rank sec Il
ond; and sheep, poultry and rabbits
were there too. By the morning of
the second day these stalls and pens
should have hundreds of head of the
best live stock this country produces. |al
Camas Prairie breeders were reported
coming over with three car loads of al
horses, cattle and hogs to compete in
The showing. The poulty pens were st
about half full There are over so OF
hese excellent exhibit compartments
lnder the new sectionN of the grand Cl
tand, near the barns, and they were
Hing encouragingly-from the wee, ra'
gg-factory type to the big black
pnng chickens that weighed pounds CO.
t five months old. From these items $ll
the more important business line, $5l
re pass to the concessions section,
ne merry go round and the big show Pu
nd the little shows mean good times,
appy hours and laughter for the big Pu
nd little folks. Their doors are s
ady to open and welcome you. The ma
iute corrals were filled with horses s
i'd steers there are go untamed exr
'rses and 48 rough-riding steers in \
Q aggregation nand from this. source rae
expected the real thrillers that win 7
AXE her stop chewing her gum and Pun
ok interested. L
Over at the big general farm and PuT
usehold exhibits hall-the Buckley I
ilding on North Main Streets a con
ow that tells its own tale, the proof ct
the wonderful productivity and -P
rsitality of this eden of ours, and N
} handiwork of the inhabitants To Ban
J right of the main entrnce.yon will d
d the Forestry exhibit; a fine array man
things from your own big woods, ~
'ught over from Kooskia by Super urda
or Jefferson and superintended by be
8. L. A. Fem. Next, along the wall each
your right and extending the length are
the large hall, is the display of But
Wis county grains and grasses. tody
en- you have studied this spread of ed,
1t your soil will do you wonder why tirel,
should care to farm anywhere else numl
ph Stuart supervised the assemb- befoi
and J. w. Henderson has charge made
this exhibit. Then down the CEN inter
on the tables, are the oreahrd and Th
len products, also under Mr. Hen put 6
ION Is supervision. At the north end hair-l
he display of electrical apparatus
the Grangeville Electric Light &
er Co. under the supervision of L. All
Hyde the local manager. In the skies.
e section are the canned fruits Pro
pantry and kitchen products, un w. H
the supervision of Mrs. A. A. Hun ture
Then, toward the northwest cor live
are the school-craft articles, in Fair.
ing the good ship Idaho, the hand in th'
k Of Arnold Thostenson, of Nez- IF
}, and an air ship by Lewis Stems, your
lis community; with Miss Harbke, Dell
county superintendent, in charge. comm
/, on the west wall, the home eco left.
cs products of the Nezperce Girls The
lg and cooking Club. The needle Gee, Q
arts and crafts are next on the In
side, with Mrs. Harry Mitchell ored '
arge. AT the southwest corner is mobile
display of Indian bead and fancy ing.
with Mrs. Robt. johnson in her as
e. At the left Of the main en- me all
E is the generous display Of pot get 70
lants, with Mrs. W. P. Conger in questio
:. liz zE enough