First Day at Grand Forks Fair Glows with Stock and Shows
Thousands fill grounds for a lively fair opening featuring fine stock displays, bustling exhibitors, and intact grand stand activity. Miss Echles and Miss Poole showcase horses while judges and carpenters finish stalls, with cattle and racing stock drawing keen attention from locals and guests.
Horse Entry List Highlights North Dakota Fair Exhibits
The North Dakota Territorial Fair near Grand Forks showcased a diverse horse lineup led by Wilcox and Liggett from Benson Minnesota a draft stallion and a range of mares colts and three year olds from Devils Lake Jamoa Mathews of Larimore and T Walker of Devils Lake among others. Ramsay Stephen Minnesota entered Strathnairn a Scottish eight year old Clydesdale plus Braggart a Suffolk stallion and Mask an English Shire stallion all imported in 1882. The fair featured vigorous horticultural displays and a notable potato exhibit, with a cross display of farm produce including milk butter eggs and a large pumpkin. A horse and pony race concluded with Spot, Fifteen, and Black Bird among top finishers as people admired livestock and vegetables alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Eckles
Benson, Minn
Col. Liggett
von Tromp
A. F. Hughes
C. M. Ramsay
Wilcox & Liggett
Frank Howatt
Devils Lake
John Cumming
Jamoa Mathews
Larimore
Dak
T. Walker
Quimper
Fanny
Daisy Jand
Higey Anil
Spat
Kato
Frank Pitcher
Albert Roberts
M. Ramsay
Stephen
Minn
Clydesdale
Strathnairn
Scotland
Stephen Farm
Suffolk
Braggart
England
Livnig- Ramsay
Warren
Mask
Grand Forka
Iing
Ramsay
Mathews’ Trotter
Smiggler
Grace
Hamfet
Volunteer
Mack Bess
Hoater
Thompson Walker
Wim
Eltiot
Nance
Hall Way
Jos
Davenport
Cone
Ramaey
United States
Chicago
New York
Washington
Horticultural Hall
Dakota
Fort ‘Totten
Infantey
Frank Haldwin
Muldoon
Frank Pitchor
Hon’s Eggs
W. J. Ramsey
Walker
W. A. Hamilton
P. Morris
Morris
Fuld County
William Grant
A.A. Jacobson
Churchy Perry
William Db. Lipel
Dey Lake
Fairgoers Attend Busy Second Day at North Dakota Event
Crowds from Minot, Towner, Bottineau and beyond filled the grounds as trains arrived from Crookston and east. A ladies race between Miss Eckles of Minnesota and Miss Poole of Mouse River drew cheers, while stock and vegetables drew admiration. An accident injured an elderly woman in the dust, and the day ended with keen racing and crowd excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Towner
Bottinewn
Dunseith
Crookston
Captar Heerman
Ft. ‘Potten
Mia Echlox
Mid
Poole
Fair Ground
Misa Eckles
Miss Poole
Ifood
G. J. Gampbell
Manitoba
Misa Poole
Miss Eckles
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Stoughtons Chamberlin
Flying
Walking
L P Staedes
Mettler & Fox
Merchants National
BANKK
F. BR. Fulton
Clark W. Kelley
Ed A. Cowran
F. R. Fulton
Gard
John A. Percival
Pinst Nation
Devils Lake Region
WM. Hurst
Castoria
Teria Isso Wou
Emia Cores Celie
Aleep
Promi Vantientt
Ramsey County
Frank Howett
Willcox & Liggett
Benson
Cl Marks
Devily Lake
C.W. Kelly
van Duren
John Cummings
Devila Lake
Fd LaRue
Chesterfie T. Walker
Deviik Lake
Ed Murphy
Moore 3d
Velleney
Movriny
Calvin Mooers
Crary
A. C, Welker
Vony Rack
C. W. Taylor
Mont
Fitton
H. J, McKee
Spot CW
Taylor
Mack Bird
Spot
Black Bird
Black Sind
Ilwek Bird
Mae
Viftoon
Fittoon
Rugby Junction Boys
Weers
Rugby Junction
Thompson
Ramsey
Q Gavin
Eral
John Deere
Gilpin
Walker’s Implement Depot
First National Bank OF
Omeere
Charles 8. Hill Ident
Alo, Whitysle
View Hreaident Go
Charles 8. Hattort
A. C. Hight
Strait
Joh W. Saher
Alex Walker
Ireland
Germany
Europe
Firet National Bank
St. Paul
Hacurity Bank
Minneapolis
Firat National Law
Tavy
National Bank of the Republic
F. S. Converse
Converte & Son
M. L. Lasson