The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1910-08-25

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intellectual, as we'll as the physical
man-which inspire pure thoughts
and high aspirations.
With this estimate of the culture
and good taste of its fellow citizens
the. state fair board lnaugurates
this year the new feature of ar
evening, musical program on q
scale which should, and will, make
it permanent, and popular feat.
ure of the fairs.
OTHER EVENING ENTERTAINMENTS
In addition to, and simultaneous
with, the great concerts in the pa
vilion, there will be continuous
entertainment every night on the
race track and on specially pre-
pared platforms in front of the
grand stand. Automobile races
and special evening horse races
Traditional to the daily speed pro-
gram) will be pulled off on the
track every evening. The entire
grounds havesbeen wired and will
be ablaze with electric lights. On
the roof of the grand stand there
will be placed two powerful. re-
volving search lights, which will
be turned on the racers all the way
around the course.
On the platform directly in front
of the grand stand there will be
nightly with an entire change of
program every night such a vau-
deville program as will transform
the grounds into a averitable wonder
land.
Among the strong features of
the evening show are the Original
1danias troupe of athletes in their
bewildering mid-air feats and evo-
lutions. The great European He
ras Family of Acrobats and gym
nasts; Douglas & Douglas, the
head of their profession as panto-
mimics and fun makers; Prof.
Howard's astonishing trained dogs
and ponies; and Miss Blanch Nc
Kinpey's wild Vest and Hip
podrome, combined with Burley
Tubb's racing combination. This
feature will include a half mile
Roman chariot race, an exhibition
of fancy riding by Miss Mckinney
on her educated high school horse,
Twilight" half mile Roman stand
ing race; THE chase for a Brides"
riding bucking broncho; half
mile race between Miss McKenney
and a riderless horse; one and one
half mile relay race-cow girl and
Jockey; expert lasso throwing;
half mile cart race "A horses) and a
quarter mile dash, cowboy, run
inside ofrecord time. One or more
acts of this thrilling combination
will be part of each evenings en-
tertainment. All horses are thor
oughbreds and will be ridden by
Miss Mckinney and jockey. There
will be no tedious ''waits,'' every
act and race will be pulled of
promptly in one, two, threeorder-
and this rule will apply, and be en-
forced also in the daily speed pro-
gram. Drivers and riders will
not be permitted to hold up the
start while they score for advan-
tage.
This evening combination of
band concert, grand opera, panto-
mine, athletic and gymnastic feats,
automobile, Roman and Wild West
races, makes q program to suit
every variety of taste. The music,
acts and races, will be different
every evening; the whole in con-
nection with the mammoth exhib-
its and the daily speed ring pro-
gram, constituting q FIVE days en-
tertainment 40. equaled elsewhere
in the state and very rarely in.
any other state.
Remember the dates, September
12, 13. IA, Is and 16. Remember
the special trains and one half fair
rates are given over ell railroads