The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-09-26
ALL ARE HUSTLING
Everybody Helping to Make the
fair a Good One
SUCCESS Is ASSURED
Premium List Appears in Another
Part of This Paper-GOod At
fractions Promised

The annual Stearns county fair is
but eleven days distant. Nevertheless,
the success of the prof ct is already
assured. Every man to whom has
been assigned duty is hustling to
the best of his ability. Tie premium
list appears in another part of this
paper. 1t contains list that will I'M
doubtedly attract goodly collection
of exhibits.
The committee on amusements is
putting in some good licks and
promises something that will be worth
the while coming some miles to see.
While the attractions are not all
secured the probabilities are that there
will be good base ball game between
teams from towns in Stearns county.
There will be music by the Sank
Centre band and plenty of diversions
will be offered for the public.
The Market Day Association has
decided to postpone the regular
October Market Day and turn their
energies toward help making the fair
success. On the afternoon of the
last day of the fair an opportunity
will undoubtedly be offered those who
wish to dispose OF their live stock or
farm products at auction.
In the assignment Of exhibits to the
different business men in town the
executive committee has done good
work and met with hearty cooperation
on the part of all. Here are the
assignments:
Ducks, Mel Billed; geese, w. S.
Dean; chickens, L. S. Bishop Co.;
turkeys, I. w. Peart; parsnips and
carrots, The Fair Store; turnips and
rutabagas, The Racket Store; onions,
G. D.. Marshall; potatoes, Hanson &
Emerson; squash, The Model; beets,
Fiesler & McNeice; peas and beans,
A. w. Dahlem; pumpkins, H. F.
Alden; satisfy, celery, cabbage and
caulihower, Ed. Mcdonald; melons,
citron, egg plant, John Kuschner;
fresh fruit, Oscar Klonne; peppers and
tomatoes, The New Store; grass seeds,
The White Front; barley, O. H.
Schleusener; rye, The Boston; corn,
j. B. Schoenhoff; oats, G. Hillerud;
flax, John Boutell; wheat, M. Nathe &
Co.; butter and cheese, McCracken &
Burgess.
The above gentlemen are exerting
themselves to make their individual
exhibits as fine as possible.
John Boutell, in charge of the flax
exhibit, offers three special premiums
in addition to those on the regular
premium list as follows: for best half
bushel of flax exhibited, one gallon
Angelica wine; for second best bali
bushel fax, one half gallon Angelica
wine; third best, bottle Angelica
wine.
The ladies are taking a deep and
abiding interest in the fair. They
have revised that part of the premium
list which comes within the scope of
their work and are exerting themselves
to make success of the work assigned
them. The following ladies are super
of the digerent depart
ments:
Mrs. McMasters, flowers; Miss Nc
Neice, art; Mrs. Fiesler, exhibits by
children under II; Mrs. Jas. Ingram,
school exhibits; Mrs. w. o. P. Hills
dale, needle and fancy work; Mrs.
Dean, fruit; Mrs. Norris, prepared
fruits and pickles; Mrs. G. D. Marshall,
dairy and bees; Mrs. Austin, curios;
Mrs. Jameson, miscellaneous and
baby show. Each of these ladies is
DESTROYS of communicating with all
persons who intend making exhibits
in any or all of these lines.