The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-08
SPECIAL AND GENERAL INFOR.
NATION ABOUT THE SOUTH
DAKOTA STATE FAIR.
State Fair


The grounds, with the addition
provided for by the 1911 legislature
consists of 40 acres, situated about
eight blocks from the center of the
City of Huron.
Transportation.
The Chicago & Northwestern Rail-
way has three long spurs and two
large unloading platforms on the
grounds; the Great Northern Rail-
way has splendid facilities immedi-
ately adjacent to all entrances.
Bureau of Information.
A Bureau of Information will be
maintained at the Secretary's Office.
In the city, the Huron Commercial
Club will maintain a Bureau of In
formation at the City Hall, where a
list of lodging and boarding houses
will be kept and visitors are cordial
ly invited to make use of this con-
venience.
The citizens of Huron fully real
ize the Importance of properly caring
for the visitors to the State Fair and
have very generously thrown open
their homes to accommodate those
who attend. Persons may feel GER
tain Of comfortable entertainment
and no n should Iail to attend for
fear of lack of a place to lodge
this in addition to greatly increased
hotel facilities.
Camping.
We extend to all people a cordial
Invitation to avail themselves of the
splendid camping grounds arranged
for by the Board. A special plot is
set aside Tor luls pAl pose, with ev-
cry necessary convenience.
Water.
Sanitary drinking fountains, con-
tanning pure water cooled by ice,
will be in all parts of the grounds.
Check Room.
The ladies of the Congregational
Church have a commodious building
OF their own upon the grounds for a
check room, located close to the
large Horticultural Building, a short
distance from the main entrance to
the grounds. Packages can be check
ed at a nominal fee and you may be
sure they will be in charge of reli-
able persons.
Post Office.
All mail addressed care Fair
Grounds will be delivered to the
Secretary's office.
Admissions.
General admission Sunday, Sep
ember Sth rs
General admission, adult -. so
Children between 6 and IA years
of apo OK
One or two horse private car
riage and driver, single ad-
mission $3.50. $50. ........ LOO
Each adult other than driver i n
any private vehicle ........ so
Each child, between 6 and IA
years, other than driver, in
private vehicle 49,. .2b
One or two horse private We
hicle AND driver, season tick
CT :. ..... -. ........ 500
Automobile and driver, single
ADMISSION go. .........$1.00
Each adult, other than driver,
in auto ..... ......... so
Each child. between 6 and ID
years, other than driver,
In auto ........ ........ rs
Automobile and driver, sea-
son tlcKet 800
Season coupon ticket, good for
n admission only, each
uay ....... 200
Grand Stand.
General admission to grand
stand, paddock and bleachers,
afternoons 49,. .......... rs
Reserved seats, afternoons .. so
BOX seats, single, afternoons. rs
Admission to grand stand eve
n1ngs, no seats reserved 49,. rs
Admission to quarter stretch
llnheld to race track each per-
son, vehicle free) ........ .25
No pass out checks issued.
Dining Halls.
There are p the grounds, two
c~ommodious dining halls, accommo-
dating 1000 people at n time.
which will be under the management
OF Mr.. A. B. Shelcon, who has had
charge of the same for the past three
years.
Administration Offices.
The President and members of the
Board will maintain headquarters in
east of Secretary's office build
ing marked as administration Head
quarters" with some one constantly
In charge, and all persons are cor
daily invited to cali. The secretary's
office is a o d. ance from the
main entrance to the grounds and SO
marked. The va Gus superintend-
ents have their OF ces in the build
represented by their depart