Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-09-11
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BUSINESS Men Of lNillmar OFFER Speo,,l
Prizes to Visitors sc the WIN.
mar Street Fair and Nar-
vest Festival. # *
In addition to the regular nram,nn,
llst offered by the Street Fair Asa q.
citation which Is republished il this
issue OF the paper, q number 81 the
merchants and business men are offer.
ing special prizes on conditions 81
enelr own, and this feature promises
20 become q very interesting one,
:; me prizes with their conditions that
nave ave been offered up to the time of 20.
ing 70 press, are as follows:
The Bank of .Willmar will give a
cash prize of $40 to the lady attending
the fair who has MIXED the most COWS
during the year 1901.
The New London Milling Co. will
give cash prize of $40 to the farmer
who hauls the load of wheat to their
elevator at Willmar during the fair
udys Tue longest distance.
S. E. Stausberry offers prize of 81
In cash to the farmer paying him the
largest twine bill and cash prize of
Us to the farmer paying him the small
est Irvine bill, between the 18th day of
Sept. and the last day of the fair.
Peterson, Larson & Wellin will paw
a cash prize of $40 to the customer
buying the biggest bill of goods for
cash at their store during the fair.
The Kandiyohi County Bank will
pay a cash prize of $40 for the best
general exhibit made by any Kandi-
yohi county farmer.
Andrew Peterson will give cash
prize OF $40 to the person buying the
most goods at his store for cash from
Sept. Is to the close of the fair-Sept.
%.
P. H. Roise & Co. will give cash
prize OF $40 to the family buying the
largest amount of goods for cash at
their store from Sept. Is to Sept. %.
N. o. Nelson will pay a cash pre-
MUM Of IS to the one who brings the
largest load of grain to the Farmers
elevator during the street fair.
The Willmar Milling Co will pay a
cash prize of $40 to farmer who brings
the largest load of wheat to their mill
to be exchanged for. flour during the
street fair, the wheat to grade not less
than No. 2.
G. G. Wennerlund gives fve-light
candelabra, the price of which is SIS,
to the lady who buys the most jewelry,
silverware or optical goods at his
store from Sept. IL to Sept. %.
johnson, Fridlund & Moline will
give cash prize of SO each day of the
fair to the party buying the greatest
amount of goods from them. The
prize to be awarded at the end of each
day.
G. Alderman & Co. will give cash
prize of SIS to the person bringing in
the best beef animal during the fair.
A. E. Mossberg will give a glass
table set, valued at $40, to the parents,
both now living in the county and who
come to the fair, who have raised the
greatest number of children.
J. S. Robbins will give cash prize
of $40 to the homeliest woman in the
county who comes to the fair, decision
to be made by the president of the fair
association, and a cash prize of S1e
to any business man in Kandiyoh
county who claims to be friendly tc
the Great Northern Railway Com
pany.
Anderson Bros. offer a candelabrs
worth $15 to the first couple tha
marries under the auspices of the fail
association during the time of the
street fair
| Person & johnson offer box O
cigars to the party giving them tn
largest order for goods during tn,
street fair.
The Tribune Printing Company viii
give a paid up subscription for fiv'
years to the Willmar TRIBUNE to tn,
Oldest person now upon it's subscrip
ton list and who attends the Stree
Fair and calls at their Office or booth
likewise. it will give q paid up fiv'
years subscription to the younges
subscriber who is getting the paper il
his or her own name at the presen
time and who attends the fair.
J. B. Boyd and Thorpe & Nasse
will also offer prizes, but so far W
have not learned the particulars.