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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-19
Ole @ruit cingeoriidt iporoen NOR II.
olli Der Stcac itorb.
SodJ fat cinen 9oppelgGngcr.

Gbtcogo, Is. 6cbruor. - So
bann Sod bat int Der 9erIon oes Der.
bofteten 6ront 9itld) einer gefdbrIi.
den 9oppclgGn9er. Sn oer 8oli5ci=
Station, mo Sod nit cen 6ralten
%confrontirt wuroe, lueI6e er gebeiru.
tibet bo6en iO1, iob 9uih belltc qerall
10 aus, mie Sod, u10 iprad) oltd) nit
DEM irem6ortigen Iccent, tuie Sod.
Sn @irtlihfeit iiebt 9ltIf mebr aus,
luie Ser Warlt, peld)er elf Grolipn
gebeirntbet bnben foil, 10 0oB Spfer,
lueId)e pon9uif bcroltbt moroelt lcil1
lollen, mo iueld)e Sod ais Den
S6minoler ioentifi5irten, 5~igaben,
tic bGtten iid bel Der Soentifi5iritng
bon Sod geirrt, rn1O be5eid)netcn
9uid) oils Sen pirflidcn @orner. @c.
raoe luic Sod, 10 iuuroe oitd) 9i,id)
nift I'M %mirtocIten bon Den Infl1.
germ geriibrt, Gr lodtc gerooe mie
Sod mo mar ebenfaQS 10 iuibig. -
Cine 6rolt, pclde iogte lie belize
Srou Morp Slider ulto mobne in Nr.
pa, GbeitmltitraBe, iagte beilte, oaB
lie mo 9lrid) arn na6iten Conner.
itag beirotben mollten. 9iiid) emit
gegr,ete, bob or niemoIs Die abiif)t
9ebobt babe, oos Srouen5immer 5lt
beiratbcn ionoern bob er nad) Dem
8cloc oeIelben geangelt babe.
Builds on9eblide ShminbeImetbo-
De aitg bobin, in belltifen 3eitltn-
gen fir einen Wann unb cine 6rnn
oll5u5ci9en, iueld)e cine grobe 8arm
III Mi6igon iibernebmen ionten.
Sann perlangte err cine 9iirgidoft
irnb lebte einen iolfen 9etrag felt,
bert nof ieincr Iniid)t boS Spfer be.
5oblen formtc. Sic Boli5ei beboliptet,
9etpciie 81 baben, bob 9rid) Slpei
Srolien bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-19
I'm Seras aelgndlt.

SmitGpiIle. Ger, IS. 6ebr.
- Gin Neger, ipeld)er iif) idJuloig be-
tanntc, an 6rot Eomeq Siffonp ants
Smitbpiae, Ger, Elm mnnenubnrcS
@erbreden periibt 5u bnben, lit icdS
Meilelt bon bier BET Upton BON einent
&~olfsboufen gefongen uno Ourd)
Shiiiie mie ELM Sieb ourdlohert
poroen. Bel leiner @eiongennabmc
ltonnte ser Neger orei mdnnli6e mo
brei ueiblife Mitihuloige, bon DC
neu bereits stpei uerbaitet poroen
iino. @ei Der Slld)e mad Dem Scr
bisen fan0en Die S%mitbuiaer 2pllher
Die Qeife eilies Merifaners an einem
9aume b1ngelo. 0erielbe luor ben
9eamten III Gale BON 2pnd)ern emit
rilier uub 9ebdngt poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-19
@ehrt nidlt smraf.

Baron 9engelmiiIer mill aus Dem
otpIomatiiden Qienite uuSIdeie
ben. Der 6Itretd ungariIte
8otibaiter IN @aibiugton ut an
geblih amt5miiOe mo niQ in
&ien bIeiben, no er sur 3eit AMI
llrlaub lit.
@ten Is. 6ebrltar. - Ger HE.
ll9e Correspondent Der y9tcu-0 orf
@orlO" mill aus better GileQc erfob.
rem babeH, bob ser 6itreifiihc Bot
ld)alter Boron &engelmiiQer ingSoib,
lngtoH nidt auf ieiueu @oIten 1lriid.
tebren meroe, Ga er enti6loIien lei,
lid pom Oiplomotii6en 0icnitc I'll.
riid5u5ieben.
@oibtngtoM II. Sc6r. -
Nm II. 9e5enlber 1897 mar eS, ais
SootSlauS @enqelmiiQcr iein 9eoln1.
bIgimgSi6reiben ais @eion0ter OeIts
reih, llnaorn'S in @oIbirgton iibcr.
rettte. gini9e @onote Ipater mlroc
er 5llm Range cite3 9oti6ofterS er.
boben, porin man circu 6eiouoeren
6relnoI taitS6emeiS &oiier Grom
SoIepb'S crtemeu 81 miiIIcn olaubtc.
0le Saltun9 0eS 9oti6oftcr3 Der
nmerttanilten Hegierltng gcQcniibcr
lit ItetS cine oerartige geiueIen, ooB lie
linn Die 3uneigung @rGiioen Rooic.
pelt'S nnO Setrctdr @op'S gcponn.
Sn @o'bin9ton mar Nr. @elloelmiil-
Ier cinc5 Der beliebteitcn Mitqlieocr
oeS oiplomatiid)en Corps, un0 sic oe-
Ieuidoftlidjen Niioireu IN ieincm
@olic iuarelI 6eriibmt.
Der Boron befIeioet cine G6rcn.
itclle an @iener @ofc un0 Die Gomi.
lie ieiner @cmablin lit reid nit
@Iiidagiitern geIeguet. IS uerlmutctc
bereitS bel Der 2tbrciie OcS @otihai.
tiers BON @oibinqton oob er Id)mcr-
lid 5ltriidtcbrcu 0iirite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-19
Ybleben

@beeItng, @.-So., IS. 6e6r.
- Srieorif Sdenf lit bier i'm Sitter
BON so Sobren geitorber. Ger Ser
Itor6ene mar oaS Sallpt ser 6leiid)-
perionotfirmo =. Sdenf & SG6nc,
zines Scr groBtcn 8eif)dftc ser 9(rt IN
oieier @egeno, itno elm Director IN
mebreren 6iuon5.S nititilten Oieier
Staot. gr mar in 9euti6Iauo &c.
borelr, fam i'm Sabre 1S45 nnd) gmc.
rifo uno etoblirte bier Elm Hctails
6leiidergeiddft, ipelhes iif untcr
ieiner tiidtigen 2eitiutg 5lt ieiner
ietigen @roBe eiltlpideItc. Ger Ser
ltor6ene mar elmer Der ret6iten Be
lpobner bon @beelitQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-19

leon'5 Gin5ltg oifen g%eItonocn batter,
iunrOen 9eidloIien.
Bon berittcuen @enbormen 5uriid.
gcboltclL fiiQtcn Die Wcnidenmolien
nen goll5cn Gag iiber Die StroBen,
tpelfe gum &reml fitbrcrL nno be.
iprohen ciirig 0oS Serbre6en.
Cine groBe an5obl bon @erboftlut'
gen itr6 porgenonmlen iuor0elL 10
olld) BON lolbcn Tcrionen, ipelde Die
Worotbot in irgGno mcId)cr Weiie
entidyuIoigten,
Die ein5igcn nirfIifen Nltlgcn5eits
ocs WorbeS iporen mcbrcre Eoli6is
item, Die iid in Ger 9tdbc ol,i Soften
b%efon0en.
GS lit oifenbor nod imncr lllge-
nib, Oh ser W0roer lid) III einem
S6littcn befuno oOer lid) lit oert
8onge inter Dem NitolmIS GbllrlHe
perItedt bate.
Ginige 9eltc, oie ourd) bic 9etono.
ton Der Grploiion berbeigelodt pGs
rcr, begoben lif in oeu &ren1l, ebe
Die Toli5ei Die Tbore 81 iflieBcu
pcrnlod)tc; dllein Tic nurben ld)lclls
night piebcr binouS b%eforbert,
@1brenb lif genoltige @eniheu-
molien ouBerbolb bcS Chores oniams
mclten, mlirbe Die 2eihe oe8 @roB.
fIirIten Ser9iltS altf einenl priuotcll
EcrbinOungSgangc aliS Dem FolaIt
nod) Dem Gbouboff+Sloiter getrogell.
Sort betcten Irieitcr Die gall5e gtnd)t
ilno Sfii5ierc mo Ioiutonten biel.
ten oil ser 2eide @od)c.
Die 0oiter Der Softroiler miro oen
lpenigen Soften, Die bis iebt mabreno
Der 8eicnidoftSioiIon Der ruiiiiden
Souptitobt orron9irt luoren,ein bolt
ltGn0igeS Gnoe bereitcn.
Die 2cid)e miro in Scr Simmcl.
fobrts-8irde i'm aren,l, in Der 8aiier
NifololtS gefront mnroe. mebrere
Gage oilfgebobrt lie9en. Son BORT
miro lie rad) Petersburg gebrat)t 1t
mGomonoff.W ouIoleim IN Der gro.
Zen 9otbeorole 5l Ct. Geter II. Taiil,
I'M Snneren Der SETTING, ~beigeiebt
mer0en.
@iler Der Woroer ipllrbc bon ei.
mem YpIisiiten eineebolt, ais er iit
eilenoen 9oiifcs pom Sf)ouplas Der
Chat entfernte, itnb p%erboftet. Ger
Wonn bate einen Hepolper in ieis
nem 9eiis, modte aber feinen Ser.
illdl bon Der @affe @ebrauf su MA.
men, Gr perlieb ieiner Sreuoe oa.
riiber 9usorud, bob Die 8rcbfiiritin
Gliiobetb ibren @atten. ben 8roBfir-
item Sereins, nidt begIeitete, als
bieier ~eetooiet muroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-19

Die aus 0cm 8oft6oltIe berbeigceilt
lporeL ionnlcltcn NIT &iiIfe bon @es
ncrGlcn un6Sousmciitcrn oic2eidcn.
tbeilc. Gin &ruppen GORDON milrbe
Dor Dem NifoImuS-T bor ouiqeItent.
60 bicI orrd, bic porlGrfi0cn Iud
fro9en fcltgcIteQt mcr0en fonnte, bat
tc iih 6oIgcnoeS e%reiQnet: NI$ Ger
@roBiiirIt Scrgilts III lcinem Coupe
5ltr gciuobnIihcr Stunoc in oicSto0t
fllbr, lullroc cine 9ombe nit 0cnono
ter SanO inter icinen Wo0cn gctuor=
fen.
Die Moroer befoG9tcn qenou ole
gIeidc Softif, luie I'M San Scr Gr-
n,orbiung oeS MiniiterS BON EIebrue.
Ger @ogcn, Scr @roBfiirlt mno ser
&irtider iuitroen in einem Montc[
bon Slolnmcn IN Ole Suit oeIdIelt-
oert, Gem @roBfiirItcn lpiiroclt bild,-
ItGbIih Die &leiber burd) sic @eluoit
Ser GrpIoiion pom 2cibe mo IN fleis
ne 8eben 0criiien.
Scr &utider lplroe cine Strede
fort9cld)Icuocrt mo flog 9egen cine
Gquipoge, meldc 10 OaroS cnticrnt
itono. Sdmmtlihc Seniter I'M Slr.
iti5poloit nn6 I'M glrienol, aIio in eli
ncr G%ntfernuna bon $50 NoroS, mllr.
Den 5cridmcttert. Ser Worbgeiela,
meId,er uerluunoet lporoen mar, luitra
oe oui Ser Stelle perboitct lrno id)lell.
nigit III ouS NrIeinl gebrnd)t.
Gin 6eIobett mllrDe bcrbciaeidofff,
oitf peld)eS man Die Sbeile oeS G0rs
pcrS oeS 8robfiirIten Ieatc mo nit
eirlent Wtontel heocdtc, lucId)en cil
General b%ergcgeben bottc, INN Der
Wfelt9e Den elltieblid)en NtnbIid 5t
uerbiilen. Inter Dem Gortritt mo
llm9eben bon SoIonten nit urtfae.
pfIon5ten 9oponnet, iestc iid) Der
Srouerirg in S%emeguna. Sintcr bent
blntbefleften 6elbbett, luelheS bon
boberen Ofii6ieren aetcoacn mnroc,
lfritt bic @robfiirItuL mclhe raid
iuieoer gum getuu btiein gebrod,t
iporoen mar. Sic ipor in einen
blalien Wontel gehiiut, NOR %barbGup,
tie uno lab bleidl ans lpie Der Sob.
3ipei Sffi5iere ftitsten lie. 2angiom
legte Der Bug iei1ten @eg nnd) bent
foi'erlifen GolaFt 5uriid, no Dos
Selobett inter lnutloiem S6peiaen
ilieoergeietf nirbe. 9tnf Dem Tlobe,
auf peld)em Der Moro begonacn
fpiiroe. purben nod Sriimmer nQer
Irt niifgeleien. Die Tadrid)t bon
bent entietIiten greignib perbreitete
iid) nit 8%inbeseile ourh sor5 Wos-
fou, nnb cine ittahfebbnre Menihen.
menge elite nah hem GremI.
Die groben Thpre, Die ieit Gapo-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-19
Tcncridific BON ibrem InfcrsrnnSc
IuSacriicu.

g p-2 o II . o II, CONT, Is. 6ebr.
= Gas Hnm-Sslalro Seiieri6iff nno
bos 9arilett's Steel 6euerififf mur.
ben bel Dem Stilrme Der lebten Gage
mo Dem Gisganee bon ibren anfer.
pl1sen losgeriiien lllo crit nod aflt-
ltiinoigem Sample nit 5ebn 3ol oif-
fem Gis luilroen oieielben BON ausge-
iatoten Siilfsoampfern aitfeefiibt II.
in ben iiheren 9afen sebrabt.
giidof @c9aren BON Chicago
lit in Nep Dorf beoenflid erfranft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-19
Sie noroatlantiidle Ilpttc.

@oibington, 3. g., is. Sebr.
= Die comlbinirten @eidmooer Ser
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, beitebcno aus
oen S6ladtidiffen nSearioree,"
rglobamn," .Sainois," vSorpo,"
y&entildp," nMoiioduietts" II. .Mii.
loilri" oen areiiaern Olympia"
.9rooflpn," YGlepelanb," yIesmoi.
nes," n@inneapoIis," yGolnbia."
nSopefn" lulo .Senper" uito oeit
Golfers nGarior" unb .Marceaus,"
ii1lo BON GaIebra nod) Guantanamo
obeeeangen, mo bieielben einen Mp.
nat bleiben lperoen. 9ieSorpeooboot.
3eritorer oSritrtonL" nSuq" Ii. ,Ntc.
9onouaD" iino ebenfaas bon Gan
Sltan nof Guantanamo obgegon.
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-19

Sn Chicago nnroen Ser rs
Sobre alte Sobn Dan ulo 5rauMnr,
soret 9. 9apioion an Gas eritidt in
ibrem 3immer ~gefunben.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04
ENTRIES

All entries must be made on the printed forms Of
the Society supplied for that purpose by the Score
tary. These forms to be filled out, signed by the
exhibitor and sent to the Secretary at Grand Forks,
North Dakota, before the 2Sth day of August.
to be registered, must be accompanied with mem
orandum OF the registry papers, Including number
of the animal and number in the register, and name
of owner. The entries must in every instance be
made in the name of the owner of the property
tered except where sres dams shown with
offspring, where manufactured goods are shown
by the manufacturer or producer. For each exhibit
card will be furnished to the exhibitor showing the
section and number of entry, which card must be
attached to and remain attached to the exhibit dur
ing the exposition. No exhibits will be listed which
are offensive by T of their olor appearance,
which dangerous to the public welfare There
are no entrance fees charged exhibits to this ex-
position. All exhibits should he upon the ground
Monday, The 2Sth day of August. All animals will
be subject to veterinary inspection, and no animal
will be permitted upon the grounds that is know,
to he affected with any contagious disease. Ex-
upon the exposition grounds although if all expenses
are paid upon the articles sent the Secretary by ex-
press the same will be transported to the grounds
free of charge Exhibitors will be advised immedi-
atey after their arrival upon the grounds with the
articles for exhibition where said articles to De
placed. The Society will not be responsible for ar
tices stolen, lost or injured, but will render all as
sistance in their power towards the recovery of the
same, but all such risks must be upon the owners
themselves.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04
JUDGES

The judges will be appointed by the Board of
Directors previous to the exposition and wi receive
information of such appointment, and are requested
to report at the office of the Secretary upon the
grounds. Persons in any way interested in exhibits
to be examined will not be allowed to act as judges.
Judges for the several departments requested
meet at the Office of the Secretary on Wednesday,
at 10 o'clock The live stock will be judged Wednes
day beginning al 10 o'clock Judges are requested to
complete their work hand in their lists of awards
to the Secretary as soon as possible, and invited
to make such recommendation in regard to awards
as the circumstances or their experience may sug-
gest. In the absence of competition in any section,
if the stock or articles exhibited be of inferior
quality judges are authorized to use their discretion
as to whether they will award to said articles any
premiums whatever. In addition to the premiums
offered the Judges are authorized to distinguish such
exhibits as they consider deserving Of notice by ticket
or ribbon, with the words "Fighly Commended" on
them. Protests made against the award of any of
the judges must be in writing and must be delivered
to the Secretary Def ten o'clock a. M Of Friday,
and such protest shall plainly state the Of com
plant or appeal. No prize colors or cards may be
attached to articles to exhibits until after the
awards have been made. All prize ribbons or cards
which have been awarded must be displayed durdn,
the exhibition. Any bills q other advertising WIN
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04
CONDITIONS COVERING RACES

Five to enter and three to start.
Money divided, so, 25, Is and 10 per cent. in
harness races, and 60, 25 and Is in running races.
horse distancing the field any part thereof is
entitled to first money only.
The rules of the American Trotting Association will
govern all harness unless otherwise provided.
This society the right to change the order
of the program, and to sandwich races, declare
the off account of rain other unavoidable
causes.
Harness races, mile heats, pest three in five.
Entrance fee, per cent. of purse and 5 per cent
addition from money winners.
Entrance fee in novelty running rae, 10 per cent.
with nothing additional from winners.
In mile novelty running race Is per cent of purse
will be paid leading horse at each quarter
In harness race, one horse may be entered in two
classes, but will only be herd for entry unless
two starts are made.
Records made on the day entries close will be no
bar
Running races to be under American Racing rules
except as to license for riders.
Running races will be with weights up except
one4half mile pony and ,half mile pony
dash
Stalls, straw and water will be furnished free to
entry horses
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04
BEN EFITS

For the purpose of promoting and improving the
condition of agriculture, horticulture mechanical,
manufacturing and household arts state fair or ex-
position shall he held at Grand Forks is the Ian
guage Of the law and it's intention is to spread out
before the people of all the products and
resources of the state including proper exhibits of
to e1postions to human art, industry and skill.
Such an exposition must be Of untold benefit to
every citizen, no matter what his walk in life and
must quicken his every endeavor to surpass his fel
lows in those labors that develop the citizen the
patriot and in a much greater sense the man.
Let every citizen Of the state to the fair and
II possible bring an exhibit and help display the
valuable products Of this state and learn from them
the most valuable lessons Of skill and experience
and zee the amusements and get acquainted with
your neghbors and greet your friends and rest from
your labors and then enjoy the retrospect.
AL HUNTER,
ss z MS a5t president.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04
SATURDAY., SEPTEMBER {
Horses

Superintendent in Charge, Don aid Campbell
l. Persons entering horses at this exposition are
requested to make their entries early possible,
that the manager may arrange the necessary stalls
and convehences
g. Stall doors of horses on exhibition must be left
open from a. m. to p. M. that visitors in
spect the hors
g. No horse will be allowed to enter or compete
in more than class section, except that
horses shown team may also compete as single
horses.
4. Horses must be shown uncovered and in such
manner as the judges may require and allow, and in
roadster, carriage and hackney classes exhibitors
must come prepared to show their horses in harness
if required Horses competing must be produced for
the inspection of the judges for exhibition when
ever called out by the superintendent of this depart
ment.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04
North Dakota
State air
PREMIUF1 LIST
The First Fair and Exhibition of the North Dakota
State Fair Association will open at Grand
Forks on Tuesday, August % and
close September ,, 1905.
HISTORY

The state for the first time has appropriated
eonably fair of money to encourage exposition
of it's products at home Grand Forks has been the
pioneer in securing the commencement OF such
course of encouragement the part of the state and
1t will certainly develop annual fair and expos
credit to the state.
Grand Forks promoted and held three creditable
fairs during the territorial period without assistance
from the Territory, and afterwards purchased and
conveyed to the state 80 of land Immediately
west of the University for fair grounds, which land
the state thereafter turned to the University
In 1903 the Grand Forks Agricultural Society was
the said lands conveyed the state the
use thereof for fair purposes purchased 70 Of
land near the city of Grand Forks and expended
thereon in fences, buildings and other Improvements
over $23,000 and held its first fair and exposition
thereon September a. 25 and 26, 1903. In 1904 July
H. % and IS it held it's second annual fair both of
which fairs successful both from financial and
exposition standponts.
AT the last session Of the Legislative Assembly
law enacted whereby The North Dakota State
Fair Association authorized to incorporate and
the purpose of maintaining state fair Grand Forks
The Grand Forks Agricultural Society Immediately
assumed The responsibility and secured to be sub
scribed the necessary stock and has turned to
the state and the state has accepted it's magnificent
grounds and buildings appraised and of the value OF
100000 BY the provisions Of this law the state has
appropriated the sum of $4,000 for the erection OF
Association believes that the fair to be held this year
will not only be much superior exposition to the
others heretofore given but will be in all respects
satisfactory to the exhibitors the management and
more than all to it's great patron-the people of the
state
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04
BUILDINGS.

The buildings consist Of large cattle stables, l
large horse stable about SO stalls for horses the
best grani stand and amphitheater in the state or
vicinity large building for display Of arts, having
will he added to these large stables for cattle
and horses, building for Sheep swine and poultry
and other buildings for the convenience and comfort
of those attending the fair. In addition to these the
Association is preparing to build buildings adapted
to and particularly convenient and suitable for the
care and display of county and farm exhibits which
is to he made of special interest and for which large
prizes are offered
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04
RATES FOR EXHIBITS

Arrangements have been made with the Northern
Pacific and the Great Northern railway companies
to ship stock and exhibits for this fair Grand
Forks and return for the fare for way. The
shipper will pay full fare from his point of shipment
to Grand Forks and upon the certificate of the Secre
tary that the said property has been exhibited at the
fair and ownership of said property has not been
changed, the railroads. will tranship said property
home without charge
Excursion rates will be secured from all points
in North Dakota, Northern minnesota and Manitoba
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04
EXHIBITS.

Every emcrt is being made to secure as wide a
range of exhibits as possible that the farmer may
here the different breeds of horses, CATTLE sheep
and swine and by comparison choose those best
suited to ms purpose and learn where and at what
price he secure the same. Likewise the best,
most modern and labor-saeing machinery will be ex-
hibited in operation it's parts fully explained The
wife of the farmer will also be considered and ex-
hibits of the arts and the andwork of housewifery
will be displayed for her instruction and pleasure
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04
GENERAL INFORMATION.

Exhibits to be entered for competition for prizes
at this fair, must be upon the grounds on Monday
the 2Sth day of August during which day the grounds
and buildings OF the Society will be open for the pur
pose of placing exhibits.
The exhibition will open to the public at eight
o'clock in the forenoon of Tuesday, the 10Th day OF
August 1905, and will continue from day to day unit
Saturday evening five o'clock. Besides an exh
bton of stock, grains vegetables, manufactures fine
arts etc., harc will be racing programs carried out
each day and many attractions new, interesting and
Instructive
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04
THE GROUNDS.

The grounds of the Association consisting of over
70 acres commodious and we'll adapted to the
purposes Intended. Adjoining the line of the North
Pacific Railway station has been established at
the entrance to the grounds and trains from the
Unusually Favorable rates have been from all
railways, and ample accommodations will be pro-
vided.
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LIVE STOCK

Buildings and stalls provided upon the grounds
for live stock Straw for bedding and water will
be furnished for the horses, CATTLE sheep and swine
from the opening to the close of the exposition Hay
be for sale the grounds at reasonable prices The
Secretary will commence mailing checks for prem
iums for all classes Of exhibits Monday, Septem-
Der II. 1905
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ADJUSTMENTS

Recreation is as necessaryt ITO human well-being as
IL labor and the Association is providing amusements
Of interest to all
racing program covering the whole five days Of
the fair has been arranged and the fastest horses in
the state aud in the whole vicinity will contest for
the liberal prizes offered Bands of music have been
engaged and every day of the fair will be holiday
Of sports.
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not be allowed to be distributed the grounds with
out the permission Of the superintendent.
FIRE AND POLICE PROTECTION.

The Society will provide policemen and watchmen
who will remain constantly upon the grounds night
and day during the continuance of the exposition,
but exhibitors expected to exercise constant
over their articles for exhibition, the Society will
not be responsible for loss damage by theft fire
or otherwise All enquiries to the exposition and
it's arrangement should be addressed to the Secre-
tary.
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CLASS-THOROUGHBRED
CLASS-GENERAL PURPOSE

A general purpose horse is understood to be a
horse that is suitable for either the wagon or plow
Horses registered eligible to registration cannot
in thic