The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-07-28
THRONGS GATHER AT
SLOPE STATE FAIR
FOR BISMARCK DAY
State Employees Take Advan-
tage Of Holiday to Visit
Exhibition

headed for Mandan Thursday to join
the thrOngS which gathered at the
Missouri Slope State Fair for festivi-
ties held on connection with Bis.
marck Day"
It also was Governors Day" and
many state employees took advantage
of a special holiday to visit the ex-
hibits and to hear the address, by
Governor George F. Shafer.
The fact that many members of
Bismarck's American Legion drum
and bugle corps are on vacation made
it impossible for the corps to appear
at the fair Thursday in recognition
OF Bismarck day, S. s. Boise corps
commander, said Thursday.
Boise said many members of the
corps planned their vacations to in
clude the American Legion state con-
vention held, Monday and Tuesday
at Devils Lake. and scattered from
the Satanic City to various points for
vacation pleasure.
The fair was in full swing Thurs
day as judging Of livestock continued
under the supervision DR.. II. E. Rill-
ing OF the state agricultural college,
Carl T. Carlson, Kidder county agent,
and H. o. Putnam, Burleigh county
agent.
Indian riders featured the horse
races Wednesday,. Cash Note entered
In the q mile run set up the days
best time by running the distance in
Sc 2/5 seconds.
Awards Are Made
Awards in the All club boys and
girls division were announced Thurs.
day by the judges. More than 100
animals Of exceptional class are or
exhibition in this division. entries be-
ing from Adams. Bowman. Burleigh
Slope. Emmons. Kidder, Mclean and
Grant counties
Attendance has been very satisfac-
tory, according to officials. who ex-
pect record crowd Saturday When
the automobile races will be run off
Walter Gaebe Of New Salem, whose
Holstein heifer won only third prize
In the showmanship event Wednesday
night when she presented him with f.
Hclstein heifer calf
Al boys and girls livestock
award included the following in the
order they placed.
Cattle
Registered shorthorn bull-Marvin
Roth, Braddock: Arthur Ding. He
bron: Martha Edholm. Braddock;
Emory Edholm. Braddock.
Registered shorthorn heifer-James
Maly. Braddock; Tony Maly, Brad
dock: Carl Lorzeski, Wilton; Palmer
Roth, Braddock.
Registered hereford bull - Alvin
Treiber. Hebron Walter Treil,er. He
bron: Kenneth Johnson. Wilton:
Donald Falgetter, Kintyre.
Registered hereford heifer Doro-
thy Falgetter. Donald Falgetter. and
Calvin Falgetter, all of Kintyre.
Showmanship - Christian MAIDEN,
Theodore Naaten, Braddock; Perry
Lorzeski. Wilton.
Grand champion - Alvin Treiber.
Hebron.
Elmer Hole, youngstown, took the
premium on his registered Holstein
bull.
Registered Holstien heifer-Eleanor
Klausmann, New Salem: William
Klausmann. youngstown; Walter
Gaebe. New Salem; Margaret Tell
man. youngstown.
Showmanship, dairy calves-Walter
Gaebe, New Salem; Elmer Hole,
youngstown Eleanor Klusmann, New
Salem; Margaret Tellmann, Young
town.
Sheep
Hampshire eve lambs John
Green, Bowman: Clyde Smith,
Rhame: Howard White, Rhame; Lud-
wig Fisher. Bowman.
Showmanship - Stanley Hanish,
Pettibone; Teddy Dahlstran. Petit
bone; Herman Mandiog. Braddock;
Howard White. Rhame
Swine
Durock boar Hershel Ensign.
Scranton.
Duroc SOW Lloyd Erickson. Rhame:
Thomas Sheedy. Rhame Hershel En-
sign, Scranton; Lloyd Erickson.
Rhame.
Hampshire SOW - Wendell Taylor,
Mandan. first and second: Ethe,
Taylor, Mandan, third and fourth.
Hampshire boar - Jean Pierson,
Gascoyne; Dennis Anderson, Gas
coyne.
Grade Hampshire sow-Jean Pier
son; Lester Rue, second and third:
Dennis Anderson. fourth, all of Gas
coyne.
Chester white SOW - Stanley Sal
RAIL, first and third; Gladys Sairaizl,
second and third, both Of Mandan
Showmanship - Lester Rue, Cas-
coyne: Stanley Sairaizl, Mandan; |
Louis Savage, Mandan; John Popelka,
Mandar