Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-08-24

makes the following offer on colts
sired by his horse Heidelgo and exhi-
bited at the fair. First, SO cash;
second, $50 cash; third, services OF
Heidelgo next year.
Novelty and Antique Department
under the aushices of the Eight Week
club, Miss Helen Wilson in charge. A
place is to be reserved in the women's
department of the county fair for
novelty display consisting of pretty
baskets, candlesticks,- interesting
curios, foreign novelties and other
small articles of interest not classi-
fed in other departments. Any in
terest in this display will be greatly
appreciated; first, 81; second, dip
plOma.
Rest tent for ladies at the fair
grounds under auspices of Good Will
society. President, Mrs 81 Hille in
charge.
Fancy Work-Under auspices of
Kensington club. Crocheting, first,
81 cash; second, diploma. Tatting,
first, ST. cash: second, diploma. EN-
broidery, first, 81 cash; second, dip
Iona Hardenger, first, 81 cash; sec
ond, diploma. Drawn work, first, 81:
second, diploma. Battenberg, first,
81; second, diploma. Knitting, first,
81; second, diploma Rugs, first, 81;
second, diploma. Quilts, first, ladies'
cushion soled shoes, $3.50. Mrs t R
Moore; second, diploma.
Baby Show-Thursday, September
5, at 3 p. m, The Wa-Keenry Hard
ware company will give So worth or
more of aluminium ware for prettiest
baby under l year old born in Trego
county for first prize. Second prize
offered
Notes and Special Pre- miums
Blue Front Implement store offers
81 for best turnout consisting of
team, buggy and harness without a
girl.
DIR r E Spencer offers 81 cash for
couple registering attending fair
from the greatest distance.
WI Williams offer soc for Oldest
newspaper or book brought to fair.
4 Mrs T B Hays has charge of the
fancy work department.
Judging of classes Wednesday morn
ing. All entries must be in by Tues
day noon, September 4. Make your
entries with the proper committee
man.
Star Grocery store premium is pay
able in merchandise.
A meeting of the officers and the
board of directors will be held on the
fair grounds every day of the fair al
9 a. m.
Fl F Osterkamp offers So buggy
whip for the pest y cantelopes dis
played raised in Trego county.
!, . A Cortright offers SOC for the
best spencerian penmanship by schoi
al in county.
Chris Feller offers so cents for the
best map drawing of Trego county by
scholar in county.
Ladies' Guild of the Episcopa
church offer SOC for the best piece Of
darning by girl under IS.
Trego Hotel offers 81 for the best
selection of amateur photographs ia
! ken in Trego county.
: III F OSterkamp offers the follow
, ing: So to the one that buys the largest
bill of goods at our store between
now and the close of the fair; 81 fol
! the second largest and 81 to the third
Premiums to be paid in merchandise
of your own selection at his store.
F d Hastings offers 81 to the LADY
: Harvesting and hftching horse tt
:: buggy the quickest, The Daily New.
offers 81 as second prize. Confess
. last day.
: Osterkamp offers to one who show!
: the best colt from his Hambletoniar
). horse, jr., free service during season
4 1913, and half service free for secone
: best.
Mersrs w Phares, I T Purcell, {
:. L Cook, w n Larabee and A H Blai
+ offer purse of $3.50 for best Jerse,
:. COW.
K r T Bean offers dozen photograph
;: for prettiest lady at the fair.
5, American house offers 81 to be use,
It in fancy work department.
:; Trego Mercantile offers 50 in mel
It chandise for the prettiest pair @
n twins under years born in the conr
n ty and TO be judged at the same tim
:: as the baby show.
r, Osterkamp offers for the best brea
r made from Russell fiour tho follau