The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-07-08
WELL BALANCED PRO
GRAMS, SNAPPY PER.

hibition riding Of "Buckskln
Mary" Gibson of Havre. she
rode n of the toughest broncs
of the Stampede. Many of her
stunts made the crowd hold their
breath as she circled the arena.
Tex Wilson and Mrs. Wilson
amused the crowd with roping'
shooting and knife throwing.
Frank Dumont was again chief
clown of the Stampede and did
some original stuff that got the
laughs. He improves each year.
Big Crowds
Everything combined to make
this the best Stampede ever held
lin Wolf Point. Weather was IDEAL,
there we're big crowds, the pro-
grams went off without a hitch
and none of the performers re-
ceived serious injuries. Cars from
no different states were noticed
on the streets.
First Day
Harness Race. / mile-Flrst'
Sid Violin of Nashua; second
Trvgve Thoreson of Wolf Point
Roman Race-First, Wlillam
Brown of Havre; second Kay
Boggess of Chinook.
Bronc Riding-First. we're
Rrslev Powder River SLIM on
"YeIow Devil +; second, Ted Ham
Imond of Redwater; third, Tex
Smith of Pendleton, Oregon.
Cowboy Relay Race, 3-8 mile
First. Curley Bell of Lambert
second, Ray Boggess of Chinook;
third, Claude Bearskin of Won
Point. mr.
Calf Roping-First, John Nc
Donald of Poplar. 81 SECONDS
second. Charles Iron Bear OF
Brockton, 50 seconds; third
George Cusker of Poplar, 55 sec
onds. r;u.+
Hank Cusker of Wolf Point with !,
"Monomon"; second, Curley Bell
of Lambert; third Ray Boggess
Of Chinook. ..
Keg Rsce-First, Mack "hlte
of Wolf Point; second, George
Cusker of Poplar.
Ladies' Relay Race-tlrst' ana
Bell of Lambert; second, Mrs. Ray
Borgess. of Chinook; third, MRS
Francis of Fairview.
Bulldogging-First, Louis re
T of Browning, SO seconds; second
r John Moccasin of Oswego, 50 sec
T onds. third, Weston Bye Of Glen.
!, dive, 1 min. % seconds. -.
Running Race, 3-8 mile-Flrst
$ Hank Cusker of Wolf Point; sec.
: ond. Curley Bell Of Lambert
l third, Bernard Standing OF Wol
Point. ~
I Lethbridge Of Woody Mountain
Sask.
Second Day
Harness Race, one mile-Firsi
Sid Violin of Nashua; seconc
:, Trvove Thoreson Of Wolf Poin.
Kids Pony Race-First, Ra
lFrance; second, Wallace Car
/ trell. -
! Roman Race-First, Ray Dos
" oess of Chinook; second Wllllal
Brown of Havre. =,
Bronc Riding-First, Tex omlt
~, Of Pendleton. Oregon; secon'
We're Braley of Glendive (Powde
River SLIM /; third, Ray Torgeso
# of Wolf Point.
- Cowboy Relay Race, 3-8 mil
,o-First. Curley Bell of Lambert
second, Claude Bearskin OF Wol
Point; third, Ray Boggess 0
Chinook.
!. Poplar, so seconds; second. ia
y Cusker of Wolf Point, 1907
third. Ed Smith Of Poplar, 1:lO.
PONY Race, 3-8 mile-tlrs
! Hank Cusker's "Monomon," ric
; den by Victor Mason; SECOND
.John Bawden of Nickwall; thirt
Raw Boggess of Chinook.
: Novelty Race, walk, trot' ru
! First. William Cantrell of Wo-
Point; second Andrew White c
M Poplar.
-. lin of Nashua; second, Ned Gum
of Wolf Point. -,
J. Bulldoggin g-First' Bill
a, Smith of Poplar, 1914 second.
~ second, Jack Coates, 36h Sc
onds. third, John Moccasin OF y
wego, 1901.
Ladies' Relay Race, 3-8 mile
rt First. Edna Bell of Lambert; Sc
n ond. Jessie France; third, MI
y Raw Boggess of Chinook.
ne Wild Cow Milking-Flrs
IS Frank Dumont of Wolf Point; Sc
re ond, Dave Fiery of Browning
Running Race, Y mile-tlrS
Hank Cusker's "Come First
\ second, Hank Cusker's Mon
mon;" third, Curley Bell OF Lar
hort