The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-09-21
SPECIAL NOTES
ABOUT THE FAIR
INTERESTING ITEMS ABOUT PEO-
PIE AND EXHIBITS GATHERED
DURING TODAY
Agricultural Hall OverfIOwn With
Exhibits Exhibits Are
Plentiful in All Divisions

1t was early apparent this morning
that there would be lack of sufficient
space in all exhibit departments, es-
pecially is this true of the Agricul-
tural Hall where the display of grains
grasses, and vegetables is crowding
out of the room assigned to it, running
over On the floors and keeping the
superintendent guessing where they
are to put the next consignment
The number of hogs being brought
in this morning for exhibition is
crowding the room assigned to that
stock, and means that the hog raisers
of the Palouse country are recogniz-
ing the Latah County Fair as the best
place in which to get their industry
before the people.
The Kendrick fair will be held at
that city on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of next week, and the dis
play of Kendrick products on show
now at the Agricultural Building is
evidence of the merit of the display
which will be made at that time, for
there is sufficient of it to make fair
in itself
rived this morning and with them
fine exhibit of fancy work for the
Arts Display.
Mrs Chas Schornhorst of Genesee,
is among the out-oftOwn ladies in
this morning with entries for the
arts exhibit.
]. F. Brown of Kendrick, is on the
grounds with the display of grains,
grasses and vegetables from that dis
growing. The success of that section
in the past in their competition at this
fair has been such as to greatly en-
them and the fine display be-
ing put in place today promises to
keep up the record of the past. A
large delegation of Kendrick people
will be in attendance at the fair to-
morrow, to take in the sights of the
Dig show and incidentally boost for the
xendrick fair to be held next week
w. S. Robbins is king of the eats
md drinks of the fair grounds, having |
contracted the exclusive privilege in
hose essentials to the comfort of a |
zig crowd. He has sublet sufficient |
rights" to amply provide for all de-
nands.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Staley of Pull
nan, were on the grounds this morn
ng. bringing in several entries in var
Gus classes.
O. H. Campbell of Bonners Ferry,
as a fine display of grasses and
eeds, the product of the farms of
,onner county The agricultural de-
elopment of that section of the state
5 putting it on the map in a way to
raw attention from many quarters.
Colfax has the fair spirit right and
ill visit Moscow Thursday with 80
utomobile loads of it's citizens, ac-
by their band, and will
arade the streets and on the fair
rounds. John Bloom, manager of the
7hitman County Fair will be at the
cad of the delegation, and they will
: a crowd of boosters right. The
olfax party will remain for the eve {
ing festivities and help to make {
lat the biggest night in Moscow's I
story. |
Seldom does an opening day of a /
Ice meeting present such an attrac- &
We program as that announced for G
e first day of the Latah County Fair. d
) an opener the 218 pace brought a {
Id of entries the equal of any ever v
ought on the track, Dan L., owned d
AL Bush; Parkwood by Mrs. Kim
IL; Mollie by M. Leggitt; T. R. Nc c
'egor by A. V. Shaw. a
The boys pony race aroused the in \
rest of the owners of several of the b
tie fellows and eight Of them faced fl
e starter, Buster by L. King, Mabel
D. Hopkins, Judge by F. Morgan, c.
leen D. by Ray Derry, Dan by Fin O
z Hanna, Trixey by G. Jenkins, Fox1 fl
A. Haskins, and Magpie by Chas. il
lson.
The first event for the gallopers v
ought five horses to the wire, all W
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