Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-09-12
COUNTY FAIR COMING.
+,,,r, ENTERTAINMENT - EXCEL
LENT EXHIB1TS-NEs1T WIklsE'h' f. Els
tsEPrENBER 1s, 19 AND 20.

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of tho hest and the showing Of exhlolts
viii he large. as there has been many
;non;r;es as to entries. Everything ls
~eadv for the opening of the far ana
.verv citizen of Morrison county snouid
Man On attending at least one OF tne
.favs @ Il win be a day Of profit and OF
ENTERTAINMENT. It is your fair, come
and see how it is growing. oa ~.
General information is furnished us
-, 10 fa;r management as follows:
Buildings and Grounds
rhe fair grounds are located IN tue
o;+v of Little Falls about six BLOCKS
so';+heast 2 of the postoffice> and one
h1oct south Of the Columbia school on
Fonrth street southeast. The GROUNDS
40 entirely enclosed. There is one large
h,,;1S;no for agricultural products, one
small building for women ana cat-
dren,s work and ticket and ehtry o.
f;co hn;ldine. Stalls have been pro,
u;ao3 for so head Of horses ana W
haa1 of cattle, Pens for sheep anu
bo"s and coops for chickens have aiso
hoen rrovided. The grounds Will pe
nronerlv policed and the management
frnarontees the return Of every article
entered for exhibit.
Manner of Entering Articles for TX
hibit
Everv person who decides to entel
.ry article for premium must presehs
80 same at the entry office on tne .
oronnds Io September lS, between .
m and ? D. m. Agricultural PRODUCES
an1 women and children's g exhibits may
ha | entered on the 18th if the exhibit
ors wish to do so. At the time Of en-
+rv the exhibitor should purchase an an
exh;h;tor's season ticket-adults oo
oents. children 25 cents-which Will en-
t;+1e the exhibitor to go and come
when he pleases by simply showing n's
ticket at the gate.
General admission-adults, 20 Genus
children. 10 cents; special ADMISSION ~
children on Saturday 5. cents; exnloit
or,s season tickets-adults, 5o Genus
children, 25 cents.
Amusements
-.e .rhe Little Falls hand will sfurnlsl fur sll
tho mnsic and there will be three gooe
onen air attractions and also num-
Der of pay shows. Z -. :. -, -. ....-
:Judeing will begin on Friday morn
;rn tie 10th. and exhibits in agrlcul
+n1e will be Judged by Prof. j.. >
Kl;nka of the Little Falls high scnoo
and live stock by Prof. j. }. Doerscnui
# the Royalton school. Exhibits mus
he entered before 2 p. m. on the loti
and must remain in place until Satur
dav afternoon on the Goth unless soon
er released by the management. :,
All exhibitors of live stock shouit
furnish feed. The management vii
furnish hay and water and the proPe'
care of the stock while on the grounds
An premiums will be paid in casl
anv time after October 9Th.
For further particulars call W
Secretary Bergheim.
Judges Of Exhibits :,
/, Agricultural products and truit'
Prof. j. s. Klinka Of the Little Fall'
high school.
Livestock-Prof. j. }. Doer
schuk of the Royalton high school. :.
3 Industrial exhibit-Prof. L. "A
Erickson of the university farm
4 Home Economics - Miss Gurl,
Laatc of the university farm school
(Children g department).
5. Honey and butter-Miss Gurl'
Laate Of the university farm school.
6. .Children's exhibit, agriculture
nroducts-Prof. j. s. Klinka and }.
Doerschuk.
Z. Home Economics (Women 81
Miss Gurid Laate, Miss Abba Richar'
and Mrs. F. w. Dobbyn.
8. Women's department. - Mes
danes w. H. K. Meyer and c. B
Buckman.
9. Plants and flowers-Mesdame
Johrt Wetzel and Al. Simonet.
Judging may begin any time atte
2 o. IN. Thursday, the 18th, and mus
be completed by Saturday noon, tn
goth, and awards returned to secretar.
on that day or soon thereafter.
Officers Of the Fair Association
George Kiewel-President.
N. N. Bergheim-Secretary.
w. H. Ryan-Treasurer.
Board Of directors:
J X. Martin,
John Vertin,
A. F. Koslosky,
j. w. Stephenson,
Julius Jetka,
T.. o. Vessel,
Cbas. Sylvester.
Department Superintendents:
Agrieulture-J. K. Martin.
Horses-Henry LaFond.
Cattle-A. w. Zaloudek.
Sheep-B. Burton. !
Swine-C. H. Carlson.
Poultry-L. l.. Harris.
Dairy-William Pantzke.
Horticulture-C. A. Carlson.
Foriculture-Miss Bertha Rhodes.
Coohing-Mrs. G. H. Brown.
Women's Department, Mrs. L. {
Vessel.
Ticket sellers:
Day: Andrew Swedbeck and Fran
Ellenbecker. Evening: Jos. Moeglel
and Chas. Jensen.
Deputy sheriffs: Paul Felix, w. N
Weber, Henry Dorman and Willia1
Dorman. " :s.s, su.
Brainerd Dispatch: NJ. j. Dalton Q
the Pine Tree Manufacturing company
states that this company will operat
four camps during the coming wintel
One Of these will be at McGregor, tn
others at and near Lima. He was on hi
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