The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-02
20 Throng Expected at Man
/ Ian Fairgrounds Tonight
for Special Program

Q SPeS'o' si0S o"
smarck and Mandan residents
be special guests at the Missouri
e fair in Mandan this afternoon
eyening-and a special program
entertainment of persons from
Twin Cities Of the Missouri Slope
been arranged.
,aturing this evenings program
be an exhibition by the UNI
led drum and bugle corps OF the
d spetz post Of the American LIE,
Bismarck. The Cowboy Band
! Terry, Mont, also will play.
10 four free acts on the grand
d program yesterday proved ex-
ional for fair entertainment. the
are those put on by the Jansleys'
sitters and stunters; the LaRole
ne. wire walkers: the Goldust
ms. negro comic entertainers; ana
Flying Millers, who perform re-
kable feats on swinging trapezes.
Horse Races Exciting
Their features are running morse
Indian pony races and bicycle
IS. as we'll as many others.
nlv a fair crowd attended the
1ing day sessions yesterday but a
@ throng tonight is expected.
law. the Fourth Of July. is the
iny day Of the exposition and Is
,cted to be a great climax.
livestock, school, Homemaker, 4-H
!. flower. grain. farm product, ana
,r exhibits are declared to be the
ever entered in the contests OF
Mandan fair by judges. Judging
all events is expected to be COM
ed today.
wo baseball games today and to-
row are the principal athletic fea-
$ of the meet. The strong Gil
% Union Giant nine will meet
jamestown semi -professional clut
the fairgrounds diamond in from
the grandstand at 4 o'clock each
Jiggs Is First Winner
n the first days races Jiggs, ownee
Allnars of New Rockford, was TIT
ner of the half mile. Blue Bon
+. winner Of the South Dakoti
by last year took second. He
Ter is Adam Burndt OF Huron, 5
Babe. owned by Forsythe broth
Worthwhile. S. D., came In thiro
, time was So seconds.
arab M. owned by Bob Daily
rdener City, S. D., and winner o
running races at the Bismarcl
e meet, took the mile In 1885. Hy
!. belonging to Forsythe brothers
ne second and Hyanpon. belongin
Adams brothers, Lehman, Mont
5 third.
n the relay Earl Rumble receive
It prize of $50; Steve Adams. sec
1, $50, and an Indian rider thirs
h $40.
,or the Indian races there We're n
c;al prizes as the Indians a-e pal
a lump for their services at tn
+. The time of the winner OF ha
E among the pintos, belonging !
Indians was IS seconds and Tar
owned by Little Grow came !
It. Second went to Babe, owne
Shell Track and third to Sorli
ned by Henry Fourss.
Blue Bird, Indian pinto owned
IN Ironroad, won the mile In 20
ellie, John Little Grow. was sec0r
! Gamble, Edward Two Horse
I'd.
Judging completed yesterday fo
IS:
Sheep Awards
zine specimens of sheep from Il
.utz farms near Jamestown tor
arly all of the premiums in tn
oartment. All the awards in T.
mpshire entries went to Alvin
i.utZ, and all of the first and sc
is in the Rambouillet class WI
. exception of a ram under o
ar Of age and an eve over t.
ars Of age. Awards for the latt
mt to Grant Dewitt, Sweet Bril-
E. Strutz took all of the premium
the Shropshire class and althou
s,res was no entry for Cotswolds
finals in this breed on exhibit v
given premiums If there is a
.,ney left after the rest OF t
.cp premiums are paid. Reub
Strutz was awarded all OF
,miums for all the places Of en'
the oxford Downs and the Sou
WINS.
Superintendent, John Mason.
Swine Premiums
William McGinnis who got his st
swine production as a All G.
,mber, took the honors in the Yol
ire class and was awarded as
ner of aged boar, before Septic
l and a senior yearling boar
les winning six ribbons.
dampshires: Glen Taylor, fir
Nor boar pig, Sept. /, 1929 to F
1890: champion boar pig; grs
ampion boar; junior SOW pig. at
arch 1, 1890; champion SOW r
ung herd; seconds, senior boar z
Nor SOW.
Anton Popellka, firsts, Junior yea
: boar: Junior boar pig; vol
I'd; get Of one boar; seconds, cha
IN boar pig; third, junior boar r
urth. junior boar pig.
Rabe. first, junior yearling 81
ampion SOW: second, junior yes
/. 8 boar: third, junior SOW
urth, junior sow pig.
School Exhibits
School exhibits this year far e.
~ display heretofore. according
lpt. II. K. Jensen. The entire v
I'd north walls Of the main build
stairs and several tables are {
ed with the displays from sch
roughout the county.
School exhibits. Rural sche
.sts, Feland No. 1; Fort Lincoln
Bonanza No. 4: seconds, Tavis
Bonanza No. 2; Sims No. l; thi
armon No. /, Garfield No. /; Cor
}gen No. 4; fourths, Spring Va