The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-13
CARPENTERS BUILD
STABLES TO House
SS HEAD OF HORSES
Greatest Speed Events Ever
Staged In North Dakota
Promised June 1872
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GET HOLLYWOOD SCANDALS
indianapolis Speedway Auto
Drivers to Close Exposition
With Races


Thud Of hammer, rip Of saw. neigh
Of horses, q group Of the big gas
wagons which have supplanted the
OK cart, vivid greensward, dragged
track and q sky overhead In combined
fleeciness and blue are today's tonal
scene In sound and color that is to
stage the biggest speed and carnival
fair in North Dakota here, next week.
This Is the picture visitor to the
Bismarck fair grounds southeast OF
the city sees. In preparation Tor the
speed events to be staged. along With
q carnival and automobile races, BY
Mrs. H. M. Byran, June 1922.
In preparation for the far. carpen-
ters are busted on the finishing Of .
new building Of stalls for the Minne-
spolis stables. Other portions Of the
big tract on Apple creek are under
going the renovation necessary to the
expansion Of the fair this year. Out
thrust heads Of racing horses whinny
from open stall doors and busy work
ers fit from spot to spot, giving at
tentiou to details Of the set-up for
the starters word "0ol" next week
Mrs. Bryan dominates the scene. d.
recting the work.
The big motorvans on the grounds
are those Of the st. Julian carnival
and the stall boxes awheel for trans
porting the racers Of A. =. Berry. Of
Fort Dodge. Iowa.
There never has been gathered at
one place in North Dakota the iggre-
cation Of fleet horsetlesh that b On
the ertrr list of thig fajrs lOgsA4s s11lt@
nots. wisconsin, Minnesota. NOrttl
and South Dakota and Montana have
contributed the elite Of their racing
stables to the number Of D head foE
the four days Of speed events, which
are to be trotted and paced. afternoon
and evenings. While the races ore
under way, the st. Julian carnival
show win be open and another show
The Hollywood Scandals. featuring
Tommy Woods with singers and
dancers, will be In operation. Tommy
Woods also will give some ground ex-
hibitions during 80 minutes Of each
afternoon and evening. in front Of
the grand stand. The st. Julian car
nival Is from Lagoda, Indiana. and II
carries the five year -old wonder
child.
Friday win be free day for the chill
dren.
Saturday viii be given over to auto
speed contests, by drivers from the
INDIANAPOLIS speedway. This pro-
gram VIII have some thrilling events
Another novelty Of the racing pro-
gram will be ostrich races. both In
harness and running under riding
Jockeys, afternoon and evenings.
The race card for June 10 calls tos
q 2:l0 pace. purse $500, the governor'a
Gun 2:2l pace, open to North Dakota
owned horses, purse $500. In the eve
ming, and . 1924 trot. purse $500
There are 80 entries In these events.
FOR June 20. the program includel
the Patterson hotel cup ais trot
purse $500, and the 2:A pace, purse
$500. These include 26 entries.
The June II card Is made up OF
three-year-old pace, purse $500. and
q 2:l3 pace, purse $500, with 10 en-
tries in the two events.
Horses 20 far in include Purdue
2:0ok, entered by Allen brothers. De-
Moines; Goldywood. 2:l2M, m o. G
Allsup entry from Decatur, ILL.,; High
Heart, by John Bradford. jamestown;
Rocket Belle. 2:22N, by WIN Bennett
jamestown: Billie Newton. . J. H
Newton entry from Bismarck: Alics
Huntington, from the stables Of Silai
Huntington. Williston: Eta Worthy
4 Berry stable entry from torl
Dodge; George H. McCheStney. owner
Silas Huntington. Williston: and 0il.
lie Mac. entered by Ben Morgan. To-
ledo, Iowa.
one Of the horses to arrive later !,
=. J. Axtell. entry Of Mrs. I'd Jess
Wausau. Wis. eight times on tn
Grand circuit.
The official starter will b rfan1
Weyel. Of Minneapolis.