The Dickinson press., 1896-09-12
FAIR ITEMS.
Dates-September %, "a.

Boys and girls wishing to sell tick.
cts can procure them Saturday morn
ing at nine o'clock from Mrs. NJ. l..
Ayers.
boys or girls who sell most tickets above thirty.
Price Of tickets: season, fifty cents 10 ell; sin.
gle entrance, adults twenty-five cents, children
under twelve, fifteen cents.
There ls no charge made for entering exhibits,
but exhibitors arc expected to purchase tickets.
SPECIAL Il LIST.
E:F. Mcssersmith, 2 pounds Of cornmeal for
f. F. Messersmith, 8 pounds Of Of ost.mea
for best three heads Of cabbage.
for Fl best e.; b Mssser 81 nat.t Is pounds of buckwhea'
&c. DeGraft, $50 worth in merchandise for
best bnshcl Of onions.
hest LIZ ZIP R9 .SasSs, s g S.S worth of merchandise for
A. b. Robinson, $3.50 iu merchandise for best
oiaslPi 8 o. 3li squ lash: and pumpkins;
P.B. Prior will tap q pair Of boots or shoes fol
best half -bushcl Of turnfps.
C1rrie & Crowl $3.50 hat or cap for best half.
hushel Of wheat raised in the county. the wheat
county.
F; christensen, one bath ticket for best half.
F: Christensen one shaving ticket for best
peck Of flax.
Currle q Crowl, $3-pair Of shoes for best pound
OF butter made in the county.
Dickinson Mercantile Co., one box Of laundry
soap for the best cheese made in the county.
Cnrrie & Crowl, s. dress pattern for ths best
'0i Ed 81 Jo onssa i mace ssek Oy 81 : s sou! pn fo1 T. Seyys s' g., o,
bread made from Gladstone fou..
Mrs; J. L. Brown. $3.50 hat to girl under IA fol
OF liner. 1 ham for best lemon pie.
ID: Freeman, silver creamer for best collec
l L. ~ 5000
pound best tea, for best DEVILS food:Cake.
Parket q Ryan bog Of peaches for best jelly
fruit.
T. oukrop, banquet lamp for best sweet pick
les.
". Ballard will set wagon tires all around FOL
best display Of poultry.
j. Colgrove, use Of horse and carriage for besl
collection Of cut flowers.
Neuens y Wickham barouche and horses two
hours for best collection Of plants.
H. Drenkel, framed picture for best oil
painting.
L. a. Simpson, $40 for:best drawings of Dickin
inson Public s~chools-disvided into drst and sec.
ond prizes Of S. 50 and $3.50 respectively-drsw.
Ing securing first prize to be property of the
McCloy & Scnour, $1.75 worth of merchandise
for best crayon picture.
McCloy s Senour, s1.50-worth of merchandise
Ed. Dodd, wall ornament, three mounted
birds, for most interesting exhibit Of antique Or.
ticlcs and relics.
Dickinson Mercantile Co., / box of laundry
soap or its equivalent, for best collection of pet.
rifactions.
MI l.. Ayers, subscription to the PRESS a yeal
anda haif for finest and largest exhibit Of natu.
raj specimens Of all kinds.
NJ. l.. Ayers, So worth Of stationery for besI
collection Of stones.
Bank, So for best piece of embroidery.
Mrs: ). Clark, 3hours drive for best embroidery
by girl under 10.
j. Rattan, stamped leather belt and chatclaine
for best collection Of needlework and embroidery
by one exhibitor.
Walton & Davis, So worth Of windows for best
piece of hand knitting.
Miss Murn, baby bonnet for the latest baby
not over 10 months old,
Al Osborn. one dozen cabinet photogra phi
for the handsomest baby and outfit in the pa.
rade.
AID Osborn, one-half dozen cabinet photo
graphs for the second handsomest baby and out
tit in the parade.
laundercd fine shirt.
w. A. Carter, Recorder / year for best exhibit
Of Ignite coal. Also Recorder for / year fol
best fa!f- blshel of carrots raised in the county
Miss Mary Lynch will fit u gown for the bes
home. made rug.
Jerry Hayes will shoe two horses all around
for the dairyman or farmer taking most pre-
miums in the three departments-dairy, grain
and vegetables.
Several premiums to be added next week.