New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-01

stock exhibits, an unusual amount for
the Brown County Fair.
The machinery exhibits were not all
in place Tuesday morning but F. H..
Retzlaf was on the ground with his
Studebakers and Fessenmaier had his
machinery lined up. A big gasoline trac-
tor was attracting considerable attention
In the administration building were to
be found very good display Of small
vegetables, everything good to eat in
fact. for the ladies had large number
of jellies, cakes and breads to show. The
fancy work department was crowded
last year but no comparison to what is
to be seen this year, some Of it wonder
fully fine and very beautiful. It would
be impossible to name all the exhibits
and in brief glance one could but gain
an idea of the busy fingers that had pre-
pared it all, and of the difficulties of the
Judges when it comes to awarding the
prizes. AS usual Sleepy Eye sends a
splendid exhibit from her schools.
Dill & Son have fine display of fol-
iage plants and the New Ulm Green
houses have a large table with beautiful
asters, dahlias and lilies in great banks
of greenery. The Schell "deer park is
prettier than ever with it's great variety
of blooms. The Pioneer Nursery has an
excellent exhibit of evergreen shrubs and
trees. The apples are splendid and tho
there are not great many Of the smaller
fruits, there are some fine ones shown.
The mercantile exhibits include a
trunk and saddlery booth by -Backer, a
furs and ready-to wear department by
Ottomeyer, pianos by Winkelmann, a
Sunshine" booth by the Red Front
Grocery, display of aluminium ware to
satisfy any woman's heart by the New
Ulm Hardware Co., besides showing of
Jewel and Quick Action Ranges. Ed.
w. Baer also is showing stoves and E..
Wicherski has good display of shoes.
The Canadian Government Farm Exhi-
bit is good example of the way they
prepare their products for show and it
looks very good. Miss Lueck of the
Marinello Shop has booth showing the
weaving Of hair goods.
The Eagle Mills have very attractive
baking booth, with Mrs. Schapekahm
preparing the dainty biscuits for samples.
They also show the various premiums
which go with their f1ours and. are giving
away souvenirs. Across the way from
them is the United States Parcel Post
exhibit, showing the use that may be
made of Uncle Sans service.
The program for Tuesday included 8
open air attractions in addition to heat
of races to be run between each two of
the eight numbers. AS Tuesdays and
Wednesdays program are to be practi-.
cally the same we give herewith rough
outline Of the order in which the different
people came on. The first to appear
were Stewart and Mercer in their Roman
Ring Act, Immediately following the
first heat of the 2:3O trot. Their act is
followed by the first heat of the 2:17
pace. Mullen's Big European Circus,
featuring trained dogs and cats and
pigeons came next. This was an act
secured ct the last moment by the man
agement and is said to be very good.
Following the next heat come the Toki
Japs in contortion act, then another
heat and then the Daylight Fireworks.
Howard & Campbell in the Trapeze
Cradle Act, the Toh troupe in the Slide
for Life, Stewart and Mercer as Comedy
Acrobats and the Flying Fishers in a
sensational Trapese stunt make up the
balance of the afternoons entertain
ment, combined with the last heats of
the races. The program is long enough
to satisfy any one and there are said to be
some fact horses in the entries. If you
didn't go Tuesday afternoon, be sure
that you make it to-day. To boost the
Fair means boost for the County and
for yourself.
This years annual meeting of the
Swan Lake Game Protective Associa-
ton will be held next Sunday, Sept. 5th
at two o'clock in the Nicollet Town
Hall. This organization was formed
about two years ago, primarily for the