The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-03
GENERAL INFORMATION.

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GENERAL IMPORTATION.
The Northwestern Mid Winter Fair held under the
auspices Of the Minot Association Of Commerce and
heretofore known as the Ainot Mid Winter Fair, has
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western part of North Dakota.
The Fair will consist of farmers exhibits in com
petition for cash and merchandise prizes-an educa
Stations and Booths Tor Advertising
purposesspace for which is sold to help defray ex-
FAIR BUILDING
The Armory will be used for all exhibits, booths,
~ ~ BUREAU OF INFORMATION.
Bureau of Information will be maintained By
every possible way-both to information concern
ing the Fair and matters pertaining to farmers in
LADIES' REST ROOM
The balcony portion Of the ArmUry viii be rese1x,
and fancy work and canned fruits and vegetables
and of baking will be held here. Also lecture room
With 'e ce sae etc., for The care Of small Children This
room will be in charge 1.g1 Of the s6 Y " C. A.
check room will be provided at which parcels
may be checked at a nominal fee.
ADMISSION.
General Admission 15c. SOC for Entire Week.
This admission is charged to help defray expenses
of the program which costs more than usual and to
keep children out of the building except at stated
admission by exhibiting farm products-all others
should pay the small , sntr n%e fse ,,ovs
LIST. The Fair management reserves the right to
interpret the rules and regulations and to arbitrarily
settle and determine all matters, questions and dif
ferences in regard thereto otherwise connected
with the Fair
End The exhibits remain the property, of the ex-
hibtors, but must not be removed from the building
until P. NJ. Of the 18th day Of February, except
by written permission Of the Fair Secretary ~
3rd. All exhibits must be entered by 1880 r. h.
4th. All farm exhibits entered in competition for
must be % by the farm e1n0
9Th. Each entry must bear tag showing lot num-
Der and class to correspond with that in the entry
9Th. sample must be provided for each entry
7th; The Management, altho not responsible for
any damage caused by fire or otherwise will take
all the necessary precautions to protect the exhibits
sth Send articles for exhibit prepaid BY Parcels
Post Or Express to Secretary Of the Mid-wnter
9Th The exhibits will be judged behind closed
doors and the Judges shall in no way be acquainted
VITO o prass uness
will be awarded articles not listed when there is COM
iitH All pershable goods not removed shortly
after P NJ February 12th, 1916, will be sold at
auction or disposed OF in some other way; 80,
charge of their departments, subject to the direction
of the Fair Committee. w.,
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Will =: HoLBEIN, General Secretary
W9MA AN? Co, G9MMITTEE.
MRS. J. G. WEBSTER.
PREMIUM LIST.
CLASS ar GRAIN SEEDS-l Peck Samples.
l. Marquis wheat-1st, $1,000 Cash; End, $50
pounds Snow White Flour; 3rd, 1893 pound
sack Snow White Flour
q Fife Wheat, Except Marqus".lst, 800
5oq pound sseF oc sk Four r00
3. Blue Stem Wheat-1st, $500 Cash; End, 1893
pound sack occident Flour; 3rd, $50 pound
sack Occident Flour.
4. Macaron or Durham Wheat-1st, $500 Cash;
End, II bu. Dakota Grown N: ": Dent Seed
Corn; Bird. 1-25 pound sack Calf Meal:
S. Oats-1st, $500 Cash; End, II bushel Dakota
Grown Northwestern Dent Corn; 3rd, 1-25
6. Barey-1stt, $500 Cash; 2nd, u dozen cans
fruit and pounds of Empress Coffee; 3rd,
1926 pound pail Axle Grease.
7. Specialist, $500 Cash; 2nd " dozen cans
frp n and pGpnds Of Empress Coffee sd
8. Rye-1st, $500 Cash; End, 9ozen cans fruit lit
and 2 pounds of Empress Coffee; Bird, Ito
~, pound ID pail i. A a9 C Grease o.. aouo
1-25 pound pail Calf Meal.
CLASS ''B,' GRASS sEEDs-H Peck Samples.
II. Timothy-1st, $500 Cash; End, $500 Mdsc.;
70. A1f 5d > 1 S5Se Cash; 2nd $500 Mdse;
49, Sweet c1over~1st $500 Cash; End, $500
IA. Western S Rys 6 srassI ass; $500; End, $500
Is. Bromus seed-;1st, $500; End, $500 Mdse;
3rd pounds Tea.