The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-09-21
THE FAIR.
Second Day of the DOinEs at the f"Ar
Grounds.

third annual eXhlDltlOn Oh tne Aih'o'l
county Agricultural Association held at
this place Tuesday was devoted to tax
ing entries. =
There was a good attendance of people
Wednesday and everyone present seemed to
be enjoying herself or himself to the best
of their ability, and all seemed determined
to make it agreeable for one another.
The officers were corteous and obliging
and cheerfully answered aHanestions ask
ed and seemed to beat home 7natheir re-
spectivc departments.
The Canton band, reinforced by several
members of the Lew Waters Comedy
troupe, played fine music.
The Ampitheater was crowded at times
and so was the Judges stand, by special
persons.
The different pens and stables were
located at diver points around the west
and south sides of the grounds. Among
some of the cattle we notice the following
Henry Wallace exhibits bull calf, native stock,
under year, and heifer year old.
j. Q. Fitzgerald exhibits yearlings, native stock
Jerry Gehon exhibits pole' heifer, year old.
Among the pig pens We notice the following
breeds, and also give the owners:
J. II. Holkey exhibits SOW pig under year oil 1 {;
vvai td ts sfi SOW i ,ndar ,,nth a'ue' .
o ,rns ahin;tre re ', n1r ni, .na a,,a h,,r
ni. rnd.r amnntbs I'D Es.ay ,pf E Ehsstarrl,itn
l.. D. Richards exhibits pig under 4mos.
olS " N-'i''" p's' ''-'S'
we notice two Cages OF Partridge Oocheu hens,
cage Of Waite Lsghoras, cages Pl! !mouth Rock
Rrahn..
J. H. Hol-ey exhibits pen of half cotawold
sh,sR of ana eve nu years with
In Household ' PRODUCTS we motto; notice the following
exhibitors: Mrs: a: ?. pi1on exhibits canned fruit
1so ana ,ns 1ees L. 20 .ah n sshoits 90.
T.msns exhibits preser ;ea and gallon home made
xinesar; Nrs Holsey exhibits loaf sponge cake,
S.ilen ssm. made vnsasr and Mas i poIle pron
on. CAKE.
farm oe Ihompson exhibits
plev, s-hof.e c.sady ' suiiy W plow, iron beam beam
stirring plcws, and 7,horse stonghton wagon.
l.. 7. T Hin % exhibits ' | Bag holder, ] J.. H. uo,sey
exhibits hay fork and hay carrier.
o. Al huaoph exhibits exhibits stuDole pow horse
In horse. the following named persons are the
owners Of .tsck Nels Johnson, sucking hlly foal,
old and nnaer
1hor.on, ! stallion year old and under ? Ring
I'M I'M .t.nto 'ss on M anu over uaioer' Sohn-
:t.en ye,r. od jiy years s' old 1o and 4Hon Srood
mare yoaI. old with foal by her side, 8. g. Mar
s,s,,., ,taIiou ys.r od I and lu u,da Ear Eal
pr. bro.d mare years old with foal by her side
.ea any year ola; I n: Martin brood mare
with oy her and fly old ana
I, John Hanson, / brood mare 10 years old with
fo.l BY her SIDE and A. Repp' stallion year. old
M-s Wol,. h.. t.ot;,, .rr,nrod sbo,
o... sont,;n;nr ~ 81 .Sa y r,',st.ran , 81 eH a;
l;n.rv and dressmakino establishment
= NJ. Miles !, showing his organs and
the Crown sewing machine.
Herman Woerz has an elegant chamber
set. picture frames in Gilt and walnut. a
patent rocking chair. a sofa, and an elegant
10 foot mirror
Aadole g. Hinkley have space and ex-
hibit a fine:eollection of groceries, carpets,
canned goods, fruits, preserves, ;ellies, etc,
Their disr1ay Of shoes and SLIPPERS is yery
6ne and COMPLETE. =.
T. Thomson & Co. exhibit the Acorn
cook stoye-ind the Westminster base bur
ner- -
o. 4. Rudolrh exhibits the Gold Coin
and Arr,nd heaters and thn Rurwick cook
Stove y
Ths collection of cabbage. potatoes, wa
sauahss, pumpkins, beets, and
grain are varied and ample.
The artcsian well company is on the
ground sinking a well and if $50 feet is
sunk it will take two weeks to do the lob.
Belle of Dakota took first money in
free for all-Alexander horse End.
Lee Russell won lst money in potato
race and Geo. Nash 2nd.
THURSDAYS ATTENDANCE
The attendance upon the last dav drew
another b;y attendance, the receints even
larger than the second day,
~. ,onual address Vas delivered hv
Iu1g. " w RrnoL;nys of S;on1 Falls
ond % w,s we'll jeI;YereJ AMI rece,ed bv h;s
and;ence " "
Thn sever,] ,v,ra;nr committees got
~ .etL M or s vestard,v o. ss cnnld ba nnt;ced s hv
tbe hInr ri bhnns and tsgs attacbcI to Stock
.nI or,;oleS hut tho hoGl . warn not acceys;-
' bIn and ~ fI sh,I] tScrnforr NOT rive the nrem-
inns rnt;l m,r neyt ;snc
Tbs artesian we'll comnanv sinking the
we'll drew bic audience
Tho Aor,l holl was croy,]ed n s,,i}oca-
t;on al dav and pnes to show that onr neo-
ME did ali thew could TO encourage the So
c;etv bv their attendance Some new
Gacts we're learned hv the MANAGERS which
viii he of haneft to them another wear.
The following races came off Yesterday:
The first, was tor green horses that never
trotted for money and the following horses
uore y, oroI e,,terad. m }oe Ve;ie owned bv Vro.
NON and dr;vo, hv q n Russell Excel.
s;or % driven hv vonnD Allen Rnlrer Dick
nwnad and driven 6v Farley. Of Eden
Wand ownaJ and dr;vcn hv p Pc;,cc
anI uG, ,eenmounta;n o"mu @ % dr;va, hT M rmstrong
na Ina VIZ to"I Grst n,nnen i Exnolu;"r sae.
sond Ruler Dick third Maud fonrth and
Greanmonnta;n 9Th
The followina ladies' under IS years of
AGE were awarded premiums for slues-
80 tr;o,;sm. @ M;ss Grora;o Co,on.v lst
~. nrsn,;nn .s"iHm M;ss Mss RelIe Pelton % 9nd The
tolIowiny ladies' over Is wears Of ace were
%s awar1nd nrem;nws ] % in IL tbe same - raEe. a Miss
fott;s Redfeld Ist: Miss tdith ZooI
2nd
The third race was = rrnn;np race and
Cr.v Harrv % tn"I I 1st I Sn;nI 2n3 and M;Le
.1' 81 A"''' WIN ''' ''p''N ''"e' '''o 1''N'
''T; III fourth v,, trott;no, ra.o nurse
en- u az % aod w." 90, Tbo % ho,sos ' .ntoraJ ts
@a0, @iS' ~ a"o r. Ho,,ota Aion s0 M;.aSoiI
Co', Cs,e Woa,, HonI ona ~ ~ fno To;Ia W. thsan
gray MSe1 aIu hu.o ooe ene' I'LL nJ 'n4S ~
.l,sea,' l,s..nam'u u,,,.J nISe "-A0 "'u'o w
nAyMeS IVY Ssh CO = ,nse ,on,, o,o Nj .,,
,Ds ~ n..n "as le ~ po"S ] s u Wv ,,1 o"sJ
w Ivy WIN A.'o iAAoAtSJl NoSJ oVASS1