Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-08-21
PROGRAM FOR FAIR.
Will Be Greater Show Than Any OF
Previous Years.

We are this week enabled to give our
readers the official program of the com.
ing fair. 1t will be noticed that it is
more comprehensive and contains more
interesting features than that of any
fair heretofore held. That part relat
ing to live stock display and horse rae,
ing, especially, will be of more than
ordinary interest, and while all depart
ments are not touched upon, we can
assure people that each and every one
will be far better than ever before
The program here follows:
MONDAY SEPT. 3.
Time for making live stock entries
close at 200 p. m. Entries can be made
by mail or by calling in person on L.
X. Wright, Secy.
TUESDAY, SEPT a.
Entry day.
Superintendent of departments and
clerks will report at office at SOC
o'clock a. m.
Entries in all departments, except
live stock received up to 800 p. M
WEDNESDAY SEPT. 5.
Judging day.
700 a. m.-All employees report for
duty at Office.
Exhibitors living outside of city can
make entries up to II: 100 a. m, except
those entering articles in school depart
ments.
500 a. m.-Gates open to the public.
500 a. m-Competitive stock judg-
Agricultural school.
900 a. m.-Judging of live stock;
cattle first, followed by horses. sheep
and swine. The judges will be W. l..
Ames, of Oregon, Wis; Chas l.. Hill,
Madison The judge for poultry will
be Chas. Poppenheimer.
100 o. m.-Judging in main building.
The Judges will be: Grains and vege-
tables, l.. L. Olds, of Rock county;
dairy and apairy, E. HI. Harrington, of
Madison fruits, Frederick Cranefield,
of Madison; ladies' department, Mrs. L.
E. Gilbert, of Cadotte ; rural and city
schools, to be selected by school super
intendents.
lilo p. m-Music by Columbia band.
100 D. m.-Harness races
2:17 pace, Clovcrbelt stake; purse,
81 ,000 entries include 21 horses from
states
2:16 trot, Edgar stake; purse, $500
There are entries and this will be the
fastest trotting race ever held on the
grounds.
$40 trot; purse, $500. Entries close
Aug. 2S.
THURSDAY, SEPT. b.
Cattle parade day.
:, 7:e9p. m-Superintendents and en-
ployes report as above.
500 p. m.-Gates open to public.
q" Judging continued in all
departments not completed the day
previous.
900 a. m.-Music by Columbia band.
/ 80 p. m.-Harness races
2:24 pace, Marathon county stake;
purse, $1,000 For this race there are 26
entries-the largest number ever made
for any one race on this track.
2:20 trot, Athens stake; purse, $500
There are IA entries for this race.
$50 pace; purse $500. Entries close
Aug 28.
800 p. m.-Fourth annual parade of
FRIDAY SEPT. z.
Draft horse day.
700 a. Observation-Disclosures and en-
ployes report as above.
500 a. m-Gates open to public.
l 80 p. m.-Harness races
2:29 trot, Wausau stake; purse, $500;
IA entries.
2:10 pace, Mosinee stake; purse, 500.
There are entries for this race and it
will be the fastest of any in the state
this fall All the horses entered are
racing today and horsemen expect this
event to be the greatest of the meet.
$50 pace; purse, $500, entries close
Aug. %.
800 p. m.-Grand parade of draft
horses, headed by stations of four dis
tinct breeds from the celebrated Tru-
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