The Dickinson press., 1896-09-19
FAIR ITEMS.
Dates-September %. "a.

Dates-September %, "a.
Merchants desiring space at the
fair, a engage the same of Mrs.
DeGraff.
Fancy. work can be left with Car.
rie Messersmith.
Dinner and supper both days at
the fair. See small bills next week.
Send in entries for the fair early
Wednesday morning.
Everybody is invited to exhibit in
any of the fair departments. The
committees are unable to see all, but
they ask that people send in what.
ever they may have.
The committee offer IS, 50 and Sc to the three
boys OF girls who sell most tickets above thirty.
Price Of tickets: season, fifty cents to ali; sin
under twelve, fifteen cents.
There ie no charge made for entering exhibits,
but exhibitors are expected to purchase tickets.
SPECIAL PREMIUM LIST.
E. +. Messcrsmith, 25pounds Of cornmeal for
3; F. Messersmith, y pounds of of Oatmeal
for best three heads Of cabbage.
Z. +. Meesersmith, Is pounds of buckwhcat
i.C. DsGraa, $3.50 worth in merchandise for
&c. DeGraf, S2.50 worth of merchandise for
best hall. bushel Of beets.
AL. Robinson, $3.50 iu merchandi sc for best
I'll: Brien viii shoe hoe q pS horse ali around for
best collection Of vegetables by one exhibitor.
best half-bushel of turnips.
Curric 4 Crowl $3.50 hat or cap for best half
Dushel OF wheat raised in the county, the wheat
TO be given to tho firm to be used to advertise the
+. Ghristiansen, one bath ticket for best half.
bushel of oats.
+. Christansen one shaving ticket for best
lCurrie & 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.
Currie & Crowl, So dress pattern for the best
loaf Of bread made by a girl under IL years,
Ed. Jones, l sack of Hour for best loaf of
bread made from Gladstone f1ou-.
Mrs;J. H.. Brown, $3.50 hat to girl under ii fol
OF. liner. 1 ham for best lemon pie.
I'D: Fireman., silver creamer for best collcc,
Ell. sconeld, 2 pounds best coffee and
pound best tea, for best DEVILS food.Cake.
Parker q Ryan. 1 boz Of peaches for best jelly
y. Ltsh, Western Washer for best canned
I. oukrop. banquet lamp for best sweet pick
". Ballard will get wagon tires all around 70,
F. Kespefecky. 81 ior best pair of doves.
=: Colgrove, use Of horse and carriage for best
/ CVllcCGlOQ OF cut uOWekes
Neuens 8 Wickham barouche and horses twt
ho9rs for best collection Of plants.
r.. ". Drenkel, framed picture for best OF
L. q. Simpson, 80 for:best drawings of Dickin
son High School Building by any pupils in Dick
inson Public S~chools-divided into first and sec
ond prizes Of s. 80 and $3.50 respectively-draw
&c, seeo Securing hf'' prize to be property of TIL
McCloy = senour, s1.75 worth Of merchandise
for best crsyon picture.
McCloy d Senour. $1.60-worth of merchandise
for best water color or pastel.
Ed. Dodd, wall ornament, three mounted
birds, for most interesting exhibit of antique ar
Dickinson Mercantile Co., 1 box Of laundr,
soap Or It's equivalent, for best collection of pet
l'iMd. N. IT, AYERS. ,nh.c,,nt,o, ~ tho Pms. . No.
and half for finest and largest exhibit Of natu
y. +: XVs!S! & W worth athos 81 stationery for bes
collection Of stones.
Bank, g for best piece of embroidery.
ME- q, J.: CLARK, shours drive for best embroider'
for best collection Of needlework and embroider,
Walton & Davis, 81 worth of windows for bcs
piece OF hand knitting.
Miss Marn. baby bonnet for the latest bab
not over 10 months old.
Al. Osborn. one dozen cabinet photogra phi
rade.
Al. Osborn, one-half dozen cabinet photo
graphs for the second abandonment baby and out
dt In the parade.
McCloyI8 senoqr, i set of sad-irons for bea
laundered dne shirt.
". A. Carter, Recorder / year for best exhibi
Of Ignite coal. Also Recorder for ! year 70
best half Of carrots raised In the county
Miss Mary Lynch will at q gown for the bei
homemade rug
Jerry Hayes will shoe two horses all aroun
for the dairyman or farmer taking most pre-
miums in the three departments-dsiry, grain
and vegetables.
&c. Angliss, q bicycle watch for best collet
ton Of coins
W. T. Bes:, q pair Of shoes for best knitted ar
tcle Of wearing apparel, Of wool yarn.
T. +. McNair, l shaving ticket for best half
dozen melons.
D. Roberts, 1 pig for best half of beam
Mrs. II. L. Dickinson 81 for best china pain
F. Chrlsttan.en, 100 pounds of the best flour t
the prettiest baby plainly dressed-the prize t
be given TO the baby and not the clothes.
N: H. Linsley, 81 for best stuffed and mounto