New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-15
Opened under Favorable Pros
poets. A Large Number of En-
tries and Great Variety of Ex-
hibits. Splendid Hall. Great
Attractions and Refined
Amusement.F
Horse Races.
Wednesday New Ulm Day.

Although the weather conditions
seem to be somewhat unfavOrable in
making the Brown County Fair a
complete and decided financial sue
sess, the splendid arrangements and
special features, however, which the
management offers, will mark this
years fair as one of the best and most
attractive in the history of the associ-
alton. The new we'll lighted brick
building is decided Improvement and
is greatly appreciated by both exhl-
bitors and visitors. tits large enough
for any kind of exhibits, containing
5000 square feet of floor space. The
four wings are 25x3O it, each and the
center 3}x30.
There is certainly fine array and
great variety of exhibits, showing the
skill, industry and productiveness of
Brown County.
The following will give the reader
fair idea of what the management was
was able to secure and of what the
visitor views with delightand pleasure:
Vegetables exhibits 25o: Fruit $50,
Grain rs, Dairy 11S entries. There
are AZ entries of children and 1853 of
ladies' handiwork. The home indus
try is represented by five exhibits:
Edgar Small's Wollen Mills: Aug
Schell Brig. Co A. J. Meyer and Hen
ry Goethe, Photographic exhibits and
Frank Hogen with display of lace
bobbins.
Mercantile exhibits are shown by
the New U]m Hardware Co.; G. A.
Ottomeyer, dry goods; F. j. Becker,
harness and saddlery;L J. Buenger,
1,he live stock exhibits show 60 head
of cattle, Is horses, Is sheep and y
swine. There are 50 poultry entries,
representing It's different kinds of
birds.
Jacob Runk, an enterprising far
mer of Town North Star, has a CON-
plete farm exhibit showing splendid
specimens of agricultural products
raised on his farm, such as grain in
sacks and in straw, tobacco, corn,
Japanese and German millet, pota-
toes ard number Of rare species of
garden fruit. Springfield is the only
town that sent carload of cattle from
stockbreeders.
In the exhibition building are found
eight large tables, loaded with the
choicest and finest fruit raised in
Brown County: four tables with exhi-
billions of-handiwork; one large stand
exhibiting a splendid display of a
great variety Of fruit and garden pro-
ducts from J. G. Johnson Of Town
Eden.
The State Dairy and Pure Food
Commission are exhibiting variety
of manufactured and canned goods
which were bought and picked up al
random in different factories anC
stores all over the state. An expert
will chemically demonstrate and give
these oods, showing whether whole
some Or injurious to health. A very
interesting and instructive feature
Aside from these exhibits there are
numerous amusements which the
management has been fortunate in
securing for this years. fair.
Particular attention is called to the
World IN M otion The greatest cleo
trical production eyer exhibited, pre-
senting that beautiful mistifyine
Illusion, the statue that turns to life
and clinging to the cross. No words
can describe this beautiful conception
The program is concluded with ZOO
feet of Edison's latest Motion Pictures
which are changed daily. AS thi;
attraction caters especially to ladie:
and children the theatre is filled a
each and every performance.
Attention is also called to tht
Georgia Minstrels where those funn.
darkies portray scenes from Planta
tion life in far o # Dixie One laugh
ing jingle of mirth and music from
start to finish. All other attractions
carried by the Lachman Co. shows
are equally meritorious and are high
ly recommended where they have ex
hibited.
Mention must also be made of the
great Brazelly Sisters, who by theil
wonderful acrot,atic acts created i