Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-08-31
That Is the Time Left in Which TO
Prepare for WiIlmar's Street
Fair and Carnival.

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A meeting of the W1llmar Street
Fair association was held last Thurs
day evening and among other matters
disposed of was the completing of the
premium list. In Class A-Cattle,
Sheep and Swine-Hereford cattle was
left of the printed list thru an error.
Owners of such cattle wishing to ex.
hibit them are offered q first premium
of So 90 and q second premium of 50 90
for the best bull-any age-best COW
and calf, Or the best heller.
In response to request from the
association for Col. VIM. M. Liggett,
director OF the Agricultural Expert.
ment Station at St. Anthony Park, to
come here and act as judge in the cat
tie exhibit, Secretary Markhus report
ed that he hsd received q favorable
reply. Col. Liggett will be here on
Friday, the day devoted to that exhib-
it. His knowledge in this line will be
of great help to the association and
exhibitors can be assured that his
judgment will be very fair and impair.
tial.
Superintendent and judges in the
different divisions were appointed as
follows:
Glass A-Cattle, Sheep and Swine:
Superintendent, And.> M. Hedin;
judge, Col. VIM. M. Liggett, ST. An
thony Park.
Class B-Poultry and Petted Stock:
Superintendent, Otto Markell; judges,
Geo. Irving, S. E. stansberry, S. E.
Fay, Raymond.
Class C-Grain and Seeds: Superin-
Dent, Dsto Mankel /; ind dees, g. S.
Harris, Peter Hong, N. Blomquist.
Glass D-vegetables: Superintendent,
Otto Mankel; judges, P. P. Eddy,
Thos. H. Olson, Jonas G.. Monson.
Class E-Fruits: Superintendent, Otto
Mankel; judges, c. c. selvig, J. M.
spieer, A. H. Sperry.
Glass F-Bread, Cakes and Pies: Su-
perintendent, Miss Anna Egge; judg-
es, Mrs. A. N. Lewis, Mrs. A. o.
Sather, Mrs. Geo. E. Thomas.
Class G-Preserved Fruit, Jellies and
Canned Goods: Superintendent,
Miss Anna Egge; judges, Mrs. M.
Minton, Mrs. G. Kuster, Mrs. E. M.
Stanford.
Glass H-Fine Arts and Paintings:
Superintendent, Mrs. J. M. Spicer,
judges, Mrs. Alton Crosby, Mrs. P.
c. Tonning, Mrs. A. G. Dickey.
Glass J-Fancy Needle Work, Quilts
and Rugs: Superintendent, Mrs. J.
M. Spicer; judges, Mrs. D. N. Tall
man, Mrs. FIG. Handy, Mrs. W. ).
Pinney.
The matter of raising the required
amount to successfully finance the af-
fair was brought up and it is thought
there will be no trouble on that score.
The committee has been busy at work
and our business men are lending the
necessary financial assistance by SUBJ
scribing literally. There will be
plenty of booths for all who desire
them. The committee on booths and
decorations is composed OF Messrs.
Jno. Williams, w. A, Lindquist and
Ole Rogen.
The same grounds have been granted
by the city for the midway" as used
on former occasions, that part of
Litchfield avenue between Fourth and
Fifth streets. At night the street will
be brilliantly Illuminated with colored
electric lights.
Music for the fair will be furnished
by the Olivia band, which has q full
membership of 80. The organization
il under the leadership of Prot. Emil
Hegstrom, who Is we'll known here,
and the band has the reputation of be-
ing one of the best in the state. outside
of the twin cities.
Among the many attractlons prev
iously mentioned will be Ferris
wheel and of course the merry-go-
round will again be on hand to amuse
both young and old.
The association desires to state
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