Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-06
ATTRACTIONS
At The FAIR
Many Exhibits for Horticultural
HaII-PIenty Of Free
AmusementS

There is no mistaking the fact that
much interest is being taken by the
business people of the city In the |
coming fall fair. Secretary Osmers
states that all the available space in
gagged and that much ground space
outside of the building has been spoken
for.
The horticultural building twill be
occupied in the west wing by the AsO-
tin county exhibit in charge of Mrs.
j. r. Conway. The south wing OF the
building will be occupied by the Nez
Perce county exhibit in charge of TAT
man Bell The mining exhibit in charge
of LATE Williams will be located III a
portion of the north wing and the pub
lie and high schools will have booth
for the display of the school work. The
W. C. r. u. has engaged space in the
north wing which will be used as
resting place and sitting room. The
Valley Lumber company has engaged
large space in the north wing anu
will install a novel and interesting ex-
| hibit OF it's goods.
The east wing of the building will be
| occupied on both sides of the aisle Nv
various private and public exhibits.
| McGilvery &. Thompson, the furni-
| ture house. have secured space and
will put i'm an elaborate line of goods.
| The general household and art display
| will be located in this wing and be in
| charge of the ladies of the Tscemini-
| cum club. The Fair store, Lewiston
Mercantile company, Youngs Music
house, o. A. Kjos. Cox Quitting COM
| pany, Idaho Tea store, Eilers Piano
| house, Hazelwood company and Jeur-
gems Bros. of Salem will all have APP
propriate exhibits in the east wing.
Mrs. Porter of Juliaetta who has
achieved fame as water color artist,
has engaged space for an exhibit OF her
work. Secretary Osmers also states
that the ground space outside OF the
buildings will be fully taken up by the
day the fair opens. There will be a
number of lunch rooms as we'll as nov
city counters such as generally go with
a fair. Two new side attractions on the
ground this year will be the Laughing
Gallery" and the wild Girl"
Superintendent A. q. Wisner, OF the
cattle department reports that fully
two thirds of sixty cattle stalls have
been engaged and that the cattle ex-
hibit this year yill be fully up to the
standard. In addition the many sheer
hibit this year will be fully up to the
fair opens. OF the 1877 stables for the
racing stock many have been spoken
/ ,x,;ft he this
: year for all the horses that will visit
the track. Secretary Osmers states
that beginning next week scrapers an6
rollers will be placed on the track ane
it will be worked over every day until
the fair opens and it is expected tina
the track will be kept in fast shape
The work of embarrassing the build
ings and fences on the grounds wa
completed yesterday by Jack Pointing
The white wash on the buildings an
fences makes the view from Norma
Hill beautiful sight.
All arrangements have been com
pleted for the six free attractions tina
will be held daily at the fair ground
which will be free to the public. Tn
attractions include balloon ascensio
each day where the weather permits
The four flying Banvards, the Roys
Roman Rings, the Triple Horizonts
bar performers and the Slide for lii
will be interesting daily attractions. Al
rangements have been completed wit
Geo. Overfield for the display of Doc
tor NJ. the guideless PAGER who wi
perform each day on the track.