The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1911-09-20
OUR COUNTY FAIR OPENING
Most AuspieiOus of Any. Il Is
Comprehensive Display
of Products.

As the young lady is feputed to stand
before the dressing table in her bou-
DON and dab a bit Of rouge here
plaster an eye Winker with a
splash Of black. put dash Of powder
there and grab corset. a shoe. To-
gether with miscellaneous assort-
ment Of padding and etc, a.lieles to
deponent unknown, to assembly herself.
SO 10 speak, so il is as the biz premium
j Fair assemblies herself for the open
ing, which viii occur this morning.
People are coming hither from every
part Of the state. The biggest crowd
in The towns history win be here for
entertainment and 81 htseeing. and il
Is coming IN squads, platoons, cosnpan-
les, battalions and regiments. Fallon
is being called upon to exert herself 70
the fullest capacity and within her cap
acious iaards, she must store in some
shape or fashion several times more
people than normaiiy reside within her
confines.
And now ior The far: Il IS The best
ever This much has been asceftained
from the exhibits that are being group
ed. The range IS wider and she dis
plays better Than ever before. Taa;
great mortgage litter. the coz, whose
virtues are being installed and listened
10 stteaiivoly ard seriously by our
folks. is On exhibit with her great re-
cord Of golden dollars poured into her
owners purse; great draft horses,
coach horses. saddle bcrses. rseehoTsea,
trotters, "sidswheele rs. aad the hog,
that scoandfei, that properly fed and
attended 70. can work such wonders
m coHsertias surplus farm products Ia
u real money, and Old biddy" and Ter
chicks. the "old grey goose and gan
der, the ducks the turkeys, the sheep
and goats ard mules
And then tae other exhibita-hut
why try to fully describe the saaeals
and the bleats and bellows Of the stock,
or draw a parallel 70 the coed things
brought In by project housewives CT
tell in glowing terms Of the prodigious
display Of farm products now in place
IN the pavilion it aiust be simply
case Of 90 and see fer yourself
Out at the racetrack, which IS des-
tined to become the permanent fair
grounds OF the association, the putiic
viii be entertained by sports and other
diversions. Racing viii be pulled OF %
dag. tomorrow aud the next day ana
things are decidedly ia snip shape for
the performances. The best track in
the state awaits the fun. and a grand
stand and other necessary. appurtenan-
ces, have been installed.
Apropos Of F0eler's fight from coast
10 coast, it IS announced that, barring
accident. be viii positively land at the
race track tomorrow. this assurance
saving been received through twoehsn-
nels-i e.. }. b. Fulton, the railroads
representative. and +. L. Douglass, the
latter a personal friend Of the aviator,
In wire to Mr. Douglass yesterday,
sent from CoIlax. Mr. Fowler stated
TIA. he would leave Reno of his timer
arv and IS direct TO Fallon. and the
message contained a request that flags
be installed at the point where be Is ex-
pected to leave the main line.
The railroad company is doing its part
in making the local fair success. sfhey
have literally advertised the event. and
tomorrow a special tram viii be run
down from Reno. starting early and
leaving here late. thus enabling the
Reno people to enjoy a full day Of Fal-
lon hospitality On The day ser aside N
their honor.
one of the attractions IN evidence
this year never before accorded the
LEGAL people is street show and eombi-
nation Of attractions that Is sure to
prove popular with IN crowds that are
already in evidence.
Best music AZ the Unique electric
theater.