The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-09-16
Official Program OF
Fair Opening
THREE DAYS OFEOUCATIONAL PLEASURE
Pioneer Day Wednesday, Thursday ElkS Day and
Friday St MarieS Day

Dunn, of Occur d'Alene. will deliver
an address rs one Of the features Of
the days program, his talk being to
the old timers Of the region who will
be cougregated at the fair. Thurs
days special feature will be the yis-
Il Of over 200 Occur d'Aleue Elks to
the fair, and the turning over to
them of all the eonveniencies and
good fellowship available by the fair
association. Friday, ST. Maries Day
will be the real big day of the fair,
as upon that day the stores of the
city will all close at II 100 O'Clock
In the morning and will remain clos
ed for the remainder of the day In
honor Of the occasion. The special
feature attraction on that days pro
gram will be the st. Maries Water
Day Festival. with a number Of re
Ratta feature races. on the river op-
poslte the fair grounds.
The following 10 the official pro-
ram of the fair:
WEDNESDAY. PIONEER DAY
OpeuinR parade, on streets Of the
sity, commanding at 1900 o'clock
noon. Parade including the Round
up features, sthe Carnival people.
The Queen of the Fair, and ber at
tendsnts. and the st. Marles band.
together with a number of attractive
floats Of the Accal merchants.
100 p. M Official opening Of
the Second a. puai st. Jne st. Marlea
Valley fair Sith, browning of the
Queen Of the Fair ceremonies.
1880 p. m. First free attraction.
Harry Afndt In a high dive. Band
concert by st. Maries band.
2:OO. Address by Hon. R. N.
Dunn, judge OF the district court.
2:Oo Roundup and carnival fea-
lures start.
2:30-40O:. Judging of all exhIh-
lite, including stock, chicken and
kennell shows.
Judges
Stock. N. wynIe. Emida.
ChIokens- Oscar Nelson, Occur
d'Alene.
Kennell-B. A. johnson, st. Ma
rIes.
Vegetables john Martinedis.
Mining w. f. Sargent aud G. A.
Northrup.
william +. Scott.
PaintinR-John n. Cllff aud Mrs.
Harry Gaines.
Needlswork Mrs. Robert Hall
and Mrs. John Griffith.
Flowers and plants-JudQes not
named.
Grasses not namel.
Dairy aud Culinary Mrs. NJ. Q.
Clesry, Mvs. Charles Brebner
Miscellaneous Exhibits - judges
not named.
ESQ p. IN. Harry Arndt in a high
dive.
TOO p. IN. Band concert.
1880 p. m. Roundup and carnival
attractions.
900 p M. Roundup dance at
Grand Theatre.
$3.50 p. m. until closing, confetti
battle.
THURSDAY. ELKs DAY
900 a. IN. Gates open.
1900 noon, parade.
1880 p. N. Alonzo Drake 10
high dive.
1880 p. m. Band concert.
200 p. N. Roundup aud carni-
val features.
Horse racing aud saving contest to
conclude afternoon program.
There will be four Glasses 10 the
horse races. as follows:
First class First Prize g.. 80 pair
of gloves given by shaw's Corner,
and a t1.00 box Of candy presented
by Bon Bonier.
Second prize. s1.50 dressing set,
presented by Davis & Sons.
Inlru price, coupon emitting uolu
er to have a suit Of clothes cleaned
by the Acme Tailoring 90.
Second Glass First prize, si.Oo
riding tridle presented by q. L.
Stocking.
Second prize. s2.oO hat presented
ny n A. Carlton.
Third prize. ten pound pail OF
lard presented by st. Maries Meat 90
Third class-First prize, sl.oo
worth Of merchandlFe by Rogan %.
aud box OF cigars by Red Orosn Drue
CONTINUED on Psge Eourl