Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-09-11
FAIR POINTERS
Interest in the Forthcoming Exhi-
bihon Increases as the Time
Approaches.

Our premium list will be in the hands
of the intending exhibitors by the 18th.
This is late but it is just one month from
the date this fair was started and is the
very best the management was able TO
do. 1t is an eighty eight page book
printed on good paper and we are proud
of it.
The amusement and entertainment
features are being brought into shape;
while our late start is something of a
handicap, you will find all you want in
that line.
There will be plenty of good music.
Special trains are promised over the
Short Line from Richfeld and through
the whole length of Gooding county,
sufficient facilities on the regular branch
train from the east to handle the crowd
will be provided.
The Idaho Southern will make three or
four trips day to and from Gooding
during. the fair.
| Special rates have been promised on
the Twin Falls branch and as far east
and north as St. Anthony, and as far
west as Mountainhome.
The agricultural extension department
OF the University of Idaho have shown
their appreciation Of the importance Of
this fair by supplying Professor w. H.
Olin to judge the farm products and
Prof. Ellington to judge the stock. These
gentlemen are the best in their respective
lines there are in the state.
The Gooding blind school will bring an
exhibit of work done by the blind chill
dren, number of little premiums have
been arranged for those children doing
the neatest and best work.
The experimental farm at Gooding will
also have an exhibit for demonstration
purposes, but will not enter in competi.
ton for premiums.
: ia number who have looked over the
| farm product exhibit have declared theil
, intention .of returning and seeing tn,
whole show.
The live stock department looms III
big.
e Some one is going to get some might,
= good premiums on COW, as the owne
O of THE BEST COW will need q dray Il
carry home the special premiums in casl
and merchandise offered on her.
The race program carries three hun
y dred and sixty dollars in purses, ,coverin
ha AAla nd har h.xf
i Relay race for the three days, seems t
be the most asked about so it promise
to be the most hotly contested race. Thi
= requires three horses and the same ride
: for the three days,
nj A wrestling match has been arrange
r. between Jack Reynolds, who lives .
Fairfield and Howard Robertson of j
rome. Reynolds claims the light weigh
IL championship of the northwest, an
'e claims to have never been thrown by
l. man of his weight which is one hundre
and thirty five pounds. Howard is we
known in Jerome, and it is known tn,
he will be in the match to win. He h,
% about nine pounds the advantage
weight over Reynolds. They are boI
active, clean boys and this promises
e be real lively event. One thing is ce
ar tain there will be no laying down and
w any broken bones are claimed, the doct
10 will be able to find them.
=: Wrestling is clean sport that anyo
-" can see and enjoy and is not promot
IL by the same class of people that promo
ic boxing matches.
orI Arrangements have been made to lig
To- the town 80 that there will be no da
corners on Main street, and with
a music and lights and all that will be
I'll ing there will not be any dull time frc
mn the start to the finish.
ss- Come to Jerome, and see the pots
nd show and all the other shows.
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