New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-07-31
THE SPA TIE, FAIR.


The 20th annual State Far which.
will be held in st. Paul, the first
week in September, promises to be
the grandest exhii bition Of the kind
THAT has ever been held in tile north.
west. Extensive, preparations are,
now being nade to accommo date the
large number Of exhib itors that:haye
already signifed theirs Intentions of
being present from our. qwM and
other States. The management off,
fer IS, 975 in premiums and $14, 500
in purses, competition for premiums
open to all. It would give us great
pleasure to see Brown county proper
" represented at the fair. Let our
Agricultural Association take thes
matter in hand and endeavor to-
have b proper exhibit Of our products
displayed.
Secretary R. c.. Judson5 Of the
Minnesota State AGRICULTURAL Soci-
ETY., has issued the following circus
lar giving suggestion, to exhibitors:
'sThe advantage Of holding a sue
eessful fair, for 1873, at the capasar
of our State, we think, is now very
we'll assured. The railroad center
ing there, makeit cassidy accessible.
from the east, as weln as all parts of
our State, with but little change or.
reshipment Of stock or articles In.
tended for exhibition.
The following railroads run intos
st. Paul; The two divisions Of the;
Milwaukee & ST. Paul; Chicago, St..
Paul g. Minneapolis railroadsNorth-
ern Pacific. Sioux City &St. Paul;
St: Paul 4 Pacific; st. Paul and Du-
luth, and Saltwater & Taylors Falls,
|; making connections With, other roads;
in our own State; also with eastern
and western roadsyim sister States,
Thus every point Of our State and
States and territories south and west
are OF easy access.
The State board have, guarantees
that the usual courtesies, and facili-.
ties will be: extended to exhibitors:
and visitors, by the railroad compa-
MES, so far.as concessions in, freight
and passenger tariffs. or concerned.
The hotel Accommodations will
compares avonably with much larger
cities, and all will be taken care, Of
while In attendance at the. fair.
All; persons will take, notice That
they. are at liberty to. exhibit and
compete for premiums meyeEY class,
except as provided otherwise in the
premium list In consequence Of
the abolition of the entry feesystem
Except in speed ring) it is desired
that every person wishing to become
an exhibitor be requested to send
list ofsuch articles or animals ast they
desire to exhibit, to the Secretary
that they may be. entered in the
books previous to the opening Of tho
fair.
It is desired. thai enarasss be. made
on as early q day, assprae tieable, not
only to, secure, accuracy in the: en-
tries, but that the superint endents
may know IN advance what to ex-
pect instheir respective classes, and;
!; s. . Il order to properly award the space.
that may ba. needed for their favor.
liable exhibition. ','ss'' s..
The entry books wiHsclose Saiur-
day night August 81.
| The halls and grounds will, be in.
order on Thursday monping 6. previous.
to the fair, and the supeript endent
viii be. on hand to receive articles.
For information Of premium lists,
apply to or address the undersigned,
at Pennington, until August o..
After that date, care Of Metropolitan.
Hotel, St. Paul.
r. G.. JuDsoN.
Sec'y State Agricul ture, Farming,
ton.
The end not yet Ever since.