The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-09-30

I've had this year." Practise driving
has been going on steadily since Sat
urday and the track improves daily.
The rarest treat, not even excepting
Happy Heart, race lovers will have is
the appearance of Seal, little roam
horse owned by E. C. Pettis of Platt,
SD. Seal is little, but he does some
thing no other horse in Minnesota or
any of her sister states has ever done.
Seal has record of 2:15A pacing and
2:19A trotting. Friday he will start
in the 2:20 trot as trotter and Satur-
day in the Pip pace as PAGER. Only
once before in the history of horse rae
ing has this been done, but Seal is the
little roam streak whose here TO tell US
all about it.
Happy Heart, the much-beloved, will
be exhibited Thursday and Friday and
will start Saturday. By the. way,
Happy Heart just thriues. and gets
faster on feminine admiration, and his
many admirers are invited to call on
him-or any of their other favorites,
in the stalls. There is no such thing
as an Objectionable element on the fair
grounds, and ladies are perfectly safe
in going to see the splendid specimens
of horse flesh if they wish.
Football Saturday
Saturday morning, at 1880 o'clock,
Coach Finley will trot his boys onto
the gridiron to do battle with Olivia.
AS may be remembered last year Oil
via drubbed Redwood bit more than
was deemed polite. The team is still
swearing vengeance and their effort to
get it ought to make mighty inter-
esting scrap.
Good Things To Eat
Don't worry about where you are
going to get your dinner, nor what
you are going to have. This has been
given to the ladies of the Church of
st. Catherine to care for, and you are
quite as safe as though Mother" was
going to provide your daily bread for
you. These ladies are generous to a
fault and famous cooks, as the gentle
men fortunate enough to have attend
ed Dads" dinner party last spring
can testify.
It's going to be great, grand glor-
ious fair. Buy season ticket and
come every day. You'll need to see
all the exhibits, the races, the Famous
Savages, the novelty lawn tennis in
mid air, hear the jubilee singers, and
meet all the old friends whom you
haven't seen since last year. There
isn't more genial bunch of hosts
than Rud Stensvad and his staff to be
found in the United States, and they'll
be busy every minute in seeing that
you are well taken care of.
Adults, general admission, Soc.
Children between 5 and II years,
25c except on Thursday, (Children's
Day., when all children under II years
will be admitted free.
Seasons tickets mot Transferable"
S1.00.
Exhibitors Tickets, mot Transfer
able," 75c.
At least one person in family
wishing to make exhibits is expect
ed to purchase an exhibitors ticket at
75c, which will entitle the purchaser to
admittance to the grounds at all times
and gives any other members Of the
family the right to exhibit for four
premiums free. Vehicles free at en-
trance gates.
Season tickets on sale, beginning to
day at the Kuenzli and Luschers Gro
Gerry and the Hubbard Davis Clothing
store.
Thursday win be Redwood day at
the fair IS well Is Children's day. All
business houses viii be asked to close
from one o'clock until I'VE, and every
body win report at the fair grounds.