The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-01-27
GENERAL INFORMATION.

GENERAL INFORMATION.
The Northwestern Mid Winter Fair held under the
auspices of the Minot Association Of Commerce and
heretofore known the Minot Mid Winter Fair, has
been enlarged SO as to encourage the showing Of
western part of North Dakota
The Fair will consist of farmers exhibits in COM
tonal program, consisting Of lectures and demon
strations, and commercial booths for advertising
purposes-space for which is sold to help defray ex
penses.
The Armory will be used for all exhibits, booths,
BUREAU OF INFORMATION
A Bureau of Information will be maintained by
the Fair management and the County Agricultural
Agent for the purpose of serving the farmers in
every possible Way-both as to information concern
ing the Fair and matters pertaining to farmers in
'ereS'S generally LADIES REST ROOM.
ed e OF sesd
and fancy work and canned fruits and vegetables
and of baking will be held here. Also lecture room
for the ladies' Era will be provided s
CHECK ROOM.
A check room will be provided at which parcels
may be checked at nominal fee
ADMISSION.
General Admission 15c soc for Entire Week.
This admission is charged to help defray expenses
of the program which costs than usual and to
keep children out of the building except at stated
times We want and expect farmers to have free
RULES AND REGULATIONS
LIST. The Fair management reserves the right to
interpret the rules and regulations and to arbitrarily
settle and determine all matters questions and diff
ferenees in regard thereto or otherwise connected
End. The exhibits remain the property of the ex-
hbitors but must not be removed from the building
S B2 Written 9 hs 18TH Of b day Of except
9rd. All exhibits must be entered by 1:3O P. M.
Tuesday, February 9Th, 1915.
4th. All farm exhibits entered in competition for
hxyf ho for H..
tors during the year 1915.
9Th Each entry must bear a tag showing lot num-
Der and class to correspond with that in the entry
record book.
9Th: Sample must be provided for each Entry
any damage caused by fire or otherwise, VIII take
POST sh or sf2S Scr e }Ss
stb N'n Ths e1hbs % be judged behind closed
doors and the Judges shall in no way be acquainted
with the names of the exhibitors:
10th. Ribbon priZes unlses otherwise determined,
will be awarded articles not listed when there is COM
nth: All perishable goods not removed shortly
after P. M. February 18th, 1916, will be sold at
18th The various Superintendent will have full
18th Address all communications to the North
western Mid Winter Fair Mnot, North Dakota, Will
F. L. SHERMAN Chairman.
C. A. JOHNSON.
J. A. ROELL
T. P. MULICK.
w. A. PECK.
WILL E. HOLBEIN, General Secretary.
IA WOMANS COMMITTEE.
MRS HARRY EDWARDS.
MRS. J. G. WEBSTER.
PREMIUM LIST.
CLASS a." GRAIN SEEDS Peck Samples
Lot
l. Marquis Wheat-1st, $1,000 Cash; End, 100
pounds Snow White Flour; Ord, 1893 pound
sack Snow White Flour.
O. Fife Wheat, Except Marquis"-1st $500
Cash; End, 1893 pound sack Occident Flour;
Srd, 1-5O pound sack Occident Flour.
g. Blue Stem Wheatnlst, 800 Cash. Gas 2 En- l-sS
sack Occident Flour.
. 4 Macaroni or Durham Wheat-1st $500 Cash;
End, Il bushel Dakota Grown Seed Corn;
3rd 1-25 pound sack Calf Meal.
s. Oats-1st, $500 Cash; End, n bushel Dakota
Grown Northwestern Dent Corn; 3rd 1-26
pound pail Axle Grease.
g. Baf frgit and pounds Of EMPRESS coase; srd