The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-09
STARE: f FAIR NEXT WEEK


Secretary McIlvaine Sets Forth What
the People May expect at State
Fair at Huron
The South Dakota State Board of
Agriculture, with permanent head
quarters established, with magnif-
sent buildings and the splendid trib-
ute paid 1t by the last state legisla-
sturesi IN the way of substantial appro-
pliations for permanent structures
necessary to improve. care for and
protect it's already large investment
has spared no pains to attract the at
tention of the people of this state
along every conceivable feature
first, to please; second, to entertain;
and third, to assist in educating the
people along lines of material well
fare orgthe advancement of the state
In all ats different our The
board absolutely guarantees to its
patrons the largest and finest agri-
cultural exhibit ever put before the
public and which no other state in
the Union can equal. It is likewise
true in every department Of live
stock. In addition to this, the horti-
cultural exhibit will surprise and
gsfonish even the people of this
state, and more SO, every visitor from
abroad.
Every department is safely esti-
mated to be threefold that of any
previous year. The woman's depart
ment, housed in the largest and hand
soonest structure IN the grounds, will
be credit to the ONE of this
state. and no citizen will ever regret
the time or the expense alone in
visiting this department. Last, but
not least, the standard free attract
IONS are of the very best character
new.startling and attractive. and
11ease al In the feats performed
daiiy before the huge grandstand,
combin1d with -four hours each af-
teFnoon OF the hest racing under the
speed program ever offered in the
West. The entries just closed for
saths fairsswill attract the attention Of
~ entirs West insthe purses offered.
10 large ssntry and the holly con-
tested1heats Of the different races on
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Ada % these sittractions the edu-
cationals igstnrssS In the Womansi'
BuildiaS,tth4 livestock department.
ana hSstklsisslicultural and horticulture
Departments. which will enable the
mustacrtticalato IN something every
smia1testos please, sentert ain and in
I struct the citizen of the state, and
enabis meef2syioi5ur neighborz
md friends from different parts Of
the state, and more thoroughly con
vinceyy0j that South Dakota really is
the. richest state per capita in the
4 Union j ss
The board has spared no pains te
offer these many features, and in re
turn, It's encouragement should be
theliberaal support Of every man, wo.
man and child in the state, who cal
spare the time to attend. 1t takes
two things to make a fair. First,
the management must produce tha'
which will please and entertain the
people along every line; and second
the ,Deople must attend and exhibl
sSs and the board earnestly pleads tha'
South Dakotans show their apprecia
tion OF the great sacrifice of time
and the chances taken by the board
In offering to: the public the best pro
+ ever offered by any Western
State. Remember that every railroad
IN the state sells tickets to the fail
at one fare for the round trip ant
that the people OF the City Of Huron
are as a unit in their endeavors tt
a for the visitors to the fair ant
WIFI nave the best attractions upol
Its streets to entertain the crowd
In thetsevemngg The matter of sleep
fng accommodations is in the hand
1T a large committee, who will SCI
thateyerybody issstaken care of
seacesto sleep and plenty to eat. TIL
Yiiroaa. facilities are such that a
lea 40 trains a day will arrive am
ssdeHart 70 bring you in and return
you home.
The hoard desires to announc'
that they offer the sum Of 500 il
cash to the county which sends to tn,
fair the largest number Of automo
biles during fair week, from Septem
Der IN to September II, inclusive
the winner to be Judged by the pop