Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-09-12
COUNTY FAIR COMING
E.7NE ENTERTAINMENT - EXCEL
TINT ExHIBITS-NEXT WEEK,
SEPTEMBER 10, 10 AND 20

Agricultural fair to be helu III A'''io
nails Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
S,e,,t.mber IS, is and 20, gives promise
1T being very successful IN every re,
.ner1 Entertainment will be provided
Of tho hest and the showing OF EXHIBITS
will be large, as there has been many
;nouiries as to entries. everything
ready for the opening OF the falr ana
every citizen Of Morrison county snoulu
nlan on attending at least one u 'ne
DAYS, It will be day OF profit anu u
entertainment. 1t is your 1alf, con'o
ard see how it is srowins
General information Is t"rmshco 10
Nv the fair management as follows:
Buildings and Grounds
nh. fair grounds are located IN the
o;4y of Little Falls about six BLOCKS
an1:theast Of the postotfice ana one
IIock south Of the Columbia school on
Tonrth street southeast. The grounds
49,. entirely enclosed. There is one large
hn;la;no for agricultural products, one
.uah Building for women an" ch4.'
dren s work and ticket and en'ry o.
f;c, hnildine. Stalls have been pro-
,;,,e,l for so head Of horses and oV
be,I ot cattle. Pens for sheep ana
wax and GOODS for chickens have aiso
he5u provided. The grounds Will De
,ro,,er}y pol!red and the mana"enient
',arantees the return Of every art'c'e
entered for exhibit.
Manner of Entering Articles TOR Tx
hibit
Evcrv person who decides to enter
may article for premium must pfeSen'
tha same at the entry office on the .
',rn,,nds September IS, between .
m and , D. m. Agricultural produces
.ot women and children : exhibits may
h., entered on the 18th if the exhibit
ors wish to do 50. At the time OF en-
trv the exhibitor should purchase an an
eyh;hitor's season ticket-adults ~
c,nt: children % cents-which will en-
title the exhibitor to. so and CONF l.,
when he pleases by simply showing MS
ticket at the gate.
Admission
General almissior-adults. 20 Genus ,
children, 10 cents: SPECIAL adnl'seion -
children on Saturday cents: exhlolt-
ore season tickets-adults, % cents'
children, 25 cents.
AmuseneDts
THE Little Falls hand will furnish
the musir and there will be three COCOA
Der of pay shows.
,Judcinc will begin on Friday morn
inc. the 10Th, and exhibits in agrlcul-
ture will be judged by Prof. a.. .;
liinka of the Little Falls high school
and live stock by Prof. J. J. Docrschuk
ri the Rova]ton school. Exhibits must
no entered before :, p. II. on the 18TH
and mast remain in place until Satur'
dov afternoon on the Goth unless soon
err released by the management.
AT exhibitors OF live stock should
furnish feed. The management Will
furnish hav and water and the proper
care of the stock while Oh the grounds
All premiums will be paid IN casn
any time after October 9th.
For further particulars call up
Secretary Bershein'
Judges Of Exhibits
]. Agricultural products and fruits
Prof. j. S. k!inka OF the Little rails
high school.
. Livestock-proA }. J. Doer-
s.buk of the Koyalton nigh school.
3 industrial eXIibit-frof. Il. A.
Erickson OF the university farm
school. .,
Home Economics - Miss Gurld
laatc of the university farm school
Children s Department.
5. Honey and futter-Miss Gurld
Laatt of the university farm school.
8. Children's exhibit, agricultural
rroducts-Prof. }. 5. klinka and }. }.
lloerschuk.
!. Home Economics Women 81
Miss Gurid Laate, Miss Abba Richard
:4d Mrs. F. W. Dobbyn.
8. Womens department - Mes
danes w. H. X. Meyer and G. B.
buchanan.
8. Plants and observation-disclosures
.ohr Wetzel and Al. Simonet.
Judging may begin any time after
= o. IN. Thursday. the 18th, and must
be completed by Saturday noon, the
10Th, and awards returned to secretary
on that day or soon thereafter.
Officers of the Fair Association
George kiewel-{resiGent.
n. N. Berghein1-Secretary.
". II. Rvan-Treasu1er
Beard of directors:
j K Martin,
John Vertin,
A. F. Kosloskv.
i. w. Stephenson,
julius Jetka,
J.. O. Vessel,
Cbas. Sylvester.
Department Superintendent:
Agriculture-,J. X. Martin.
Horses-Henry LaFond.
Cattle-A. w. Zaloudek.
Sheep-B. Burton.
Swine-C H. Carlson.
ponitry-L. l.. Harris.
Dairy-William Pantzke.
1iorticulture-C. A. Carlson.
Foriculture-Miss Bertha Rhodes.
Cooking-Mrs. G. II. Brown.
Women's Department, MRS. L. 0
Vessel.
Ticket sellers:
Day: Andrew Swedbeck and Frank
F]lenbecker. Evening: Jos. Moegleir
and Chas. Jensen.
Deputy she.iffs: Paul Felix, w. NJ
Weber, Henry Dorman and William
DormaA.