Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-10-01

auspices circumstances. The exhibit
tion building is full to overhowing.
The quality of products shown is the
best, is many lines, ever displayed at
a local fair. The officers have done
their best to make the fair creditable,
and it is now up to the people to fur
nish the crowd. Take time to see
and appreciate it.
LaForest and sons have featured
sheaf grains, grasses, and fruits.
Their exhibits cover twenty four feet
on the north side. Don't overlook the
beautiful display of Orfiono apples
shown from their orchards just above
Orofno Note the way the apples are
colored, and if you have an opportun-
ity sample one and testify to the quail
ity. They also have cider booth,
where they are supplying the public
with pure filtered apple cider. 1t is
the real, old fashioned kind
The fancy work department will
merit your attention. 1t is in charge
Of Mesdames Bullock, Holmberg and
McRoberts who deserve credit for
their efficient manner in handling this
department.
Never have the citizens of Clear
water county taken such lively in
terest in their county fair as this
year. Long before the fair opened
there was demand for more room for
exhibits, and an inspection of the
building will show the need of larger
quarters. The Clearwater county
fair has outgrown it's 1914 clothes.
One of the noticeable things about
the 1915 fair is the better preparation
of all agricultural exhibits There
is evidence of care and patience in
the preparation of all sheaf stuff,
showing that the people have i'm
proved from what they saw and
learned last year. In other words
the people know how better to exhib-
it their products. They know little
more about what constitutes perfect
kJIOQuCJo, tfdI Is Wfidt Il IOdbl1
fair is for. Knowing what consti-
tutes perfect vegetables makes one a
better gardener. And it is proper
that intelligent people should profit
from every fair they have, and that
the county should advance along all
lines because of the educational fea-
lures.
For quality and real inward merit
Clearwater county products are unsur-
passed.
The sky is o'ercast and the rainlets
come down, yet we know that the fair
is outside of that sprinkle. 'Tis fair
that we give the Fair the fairest pro-
ducts of this fair land, and fair deal
ing will bring fair profits and fair
markets long after Fair time. Show
the fairest you have.
The Clearwater county fair will be
bigger and better when YOU help to
make it so. Remember that a good
fair must have the support of the
pCOplCs dilu NC OdChCu ny IiiOl q
as we'll as financial aid. Have you
raised your hand to make the county
| fair what YOU think it should be ?
If not isn't it rather presumptuous or
your part to criticise, if you are moi
satisfied?
The local hotels will be unable t.
l Aol~ - ha de l,,s.sV hs
fair. 1t is therefore up to the citi
zens of Orofino to throw open theil
homes that our guests. the visitors
from neighboring towns may no
suffer for places to sleep. To NEE
this demand on the towns hospitality
the Fair management has arranged t
have Mix & Walrath look after thi
matter and those having spare bed
are requested to list them immedi
ately. Rooms are not necessary. L
you can make beds phone MAIN 81
In case Of big crowd people will b.
glad to sleep in the hall.
When Horace Greedy said: "Youn,
man, go West and grow up with thu
country he was thinking of Clear
water county.
Commodore Hammond announces
everything in readiness for the nava
battle between the Merrimac and TIL
Monitor The famous battle betweel
ironclads will be vividly reproduced
Tonight the land batteries will fir
on the battleship and be bombarded
The battle will continue daily, an
Saturday night the great ships will
meet in deadly conflict and battle t
the end.
Don't wait and then complain tina
your bill against the Fair is nc
paid. Secretary Jewell requests ths
all having bills against the 1915 fai
file them with him IMMEDIATELY Y
Fair warning! Last CALI! It's u
to you'll! All premiums for thi