American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-09-17
ALL Is IN READINESS
FOR OPENING OF FAIR
Exhibit Hall in Gala Attire-AlI Ex-
hibits Received Placed and Marked
Everything Moving According to
Carefully Made Plans.

There will be no confusion at the
fair this year except what may be oc
casiOned by the arrival and placing Of
late exhibits. Everything has been
planned, spaces allotted, booths dec
GRATED. and every superintendent Of
department will be on hand.
new department has been added
a Thrift Stamp booth, which will be
looked after by Mrs. A. H. Barton
and committee. The booth will be
open afternoons only, and is located
on the north side and about the cen
ter of the hall.
The committees are busily engaged
today in putting on the finishing
touches. Everything will be ready
by tonight. except the placing of late
exhibits. The decorating is all done,
and it is a better job than has ever
been done here before. Exhibit hall,
in its unfinished condition, is not easy
10 make inviting, but no apologies
need be made Each committee has
decorated its own booth. More shelv-
ing has been added, and railings put
up to protect the exhibits. W. d.
Barnhart has been employed as night
watchman, to see that nothing is dis
turbed.
The carnival company, with its fer
ris wheel merry-g -go-round and other
attractions, is on the ground ready
for business. The carnival grounds
are to the south of exhibit hall, in the
new ground included within the fence.
II is better location than the car
nival had last year, both for the COM
pany and for the public.
The race track has been dragged
and put in shape. The rain Saturday
night came when most needed, dis
pensing with the necessity for SO
much sprinkling.
No live stock exhibits have been
received, but advance arrangements
have been made for more than the
usual number
This is the only fair in Idaho man
aged and planned by women, and it
promises TO be an unusual success.
There will be a parade Thursday,
starting at l o'clock and ending al
the fair grounds. There will also be
a Red Cross sale of donated articles,
a list Of which is printed elsewhere
during the fair. It contains valuable
and useful things which will be in
demand.
Articles to Be sold.
The articles to be sold. and the
donors, are as follows:
Saddle horse by Liberty Hunt.
Five-year-old filly by Chas. Goss
Colt, Is months old, by Paul Wood
burn.
Calf.
Purebred registered Holstein bull
he ,Id hx- W Davis
Pig.
Pair purebred Flemish giant rabbit:
by Lee French and Gus Wennstrom
Goose by F. A. ziek-
Goose by Mrs. Frank Parr.
Two Rhode Island Red hens by Mrs
Comstock.
Three Rhode Island Red spring
h pullets by Mrs. Arthur Davis.
Rhode Island Red rooster by D. L
Behrens.
Six Rhode Island Red hens by D. I
Behrens.
Rhode Island Red rooster by Chas
Behrens.
Two Rhode Island Red hens by Chas
Behrens.
Three White Plymouth Rock hen
by Mrs j. S. Schrock.
Plymouth Rock hen by Mrs. o. h
Barber.
Two Buff Rock roosters by Andre'
Litz.
Four young spring chickens by Mr.;
p. p. Dillee.
One dressed chicken by Mrs. Arthu
West.
Pair Belgian hares by Geo. Wheeler
Joe by Mr. Hayward.
Stove by Paul Bulfnch.
Twenty dollars worth of denta
work by DR.. Altree.
Large house plant by Mrs. Uphan
Extra large Hubbard squash b
Mrs Ellsberry.
Dozen roses for each day by c. "
Dahlberg.
Sack potatoes by Mrs. Anna Roob
stool.
washing machine by Mrs. Ann
Rookstool.
Very fine silver mounted hal
bride made in Montana penitentiar
and donated by Mrs. Fred Bachard
Quilt made and given by Mrs Hal
act Jones OF Neeley.
sack Of exhibit wheat in additio
10 sack already given. by Fred Hen'
line