The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-09-09

The 1920 Stearns County Fair
will open at the fair grounds in Sank
Centre on Tuesday, September l4th.
The fair will continue for four days,
closing on the night of Friday, Sep
TENDER 18th.
Unless all signs fail, the 1920
Stearns County Fair will be the big
gest event of the kind ever held. The
management has gone to great pains
to bring to this show every available
worthwhile feature, and number of
interesting new features have been
added to the program.
Perhaps one of the most import
ant numbers on the program will be
an address by member of the Min
nesota Jay .nIDtOve mt 9Ssc"
Plan, or, Amendmnt No. l which Will
b brought before the voters at, the
November election. "
Leonard H. Nord, secretary OF the
association, has advised Secretara
Morse of the fair board, that speak
er would be sent here on Thursday,
Sept. 10Th, but Mr.. Nord was UNI
able this week to announce who the
sneaker would be. The Highway
Commission has been sending speak
ers to all county fairs in an effort
to interest the people in this matter
of better roads for Minneapolis.
Unlike other programs, the 1879
fair will be conducted day and night
the night shows being elaborately
MANNED. The last night of the falr,
friday will be given over to carnl-
val. and the event will wind up the
fain with gaiety and mirth.
Persons in close touch with the
fair proceedings, predict a record at,
tendance at this 1920 show. st. Cloud
and Osakis will both be well repre-
sented, and Todd and Pope counties
are expected to send large delega-
lions To Sank Centre next week.
Stock men will flock hereto 6a
nresent at the pure bred stock sale'
. matter which is being highly Id
vertised among pure bred stock
growers throughout the state. KEEP
resentatives from other states are
also expected to attend this sale.
The exhibits, many of which are
now on the grounds, are far superior
in number to any previous display.
The schools, especially, will make
very fine showing this year.
-1'he Sank Centre schools will De
closed on every afternoon OF the tar.
giving the students and children Oh
the grades, ample opportunity TO az
tend.
A complete program Of the vari-,
Gus fair events follows:
Wednesday, Sept. 18th
1.O0-Parade to Fair grounds mead
ed by Blue Mounds Pope County
band. ~,
1:3O-Band concert IN front u ''7
grandstand.
2:OO-2:17 pace, list heat.
2:15-Crane Family, Act l.
2.3o-2:25 trot, LIST heat.
2.A5-Lindman- Nelson troupe, act l.
3:OO-2:17 pace.
3:15-Crane Family, Act z.
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a.As-Iindman- Nelson troupe, Act z
4:OO-2:17 pace.
4:15-CIifford Clayton, ACT l.
4:3O-2:25 trot.
A.A5-Lindman- Nelson, Act ..
5.o0-Clifford Clayton, Act z.
Evening
7.ee-Parade to Fir greunos.
s.15-Vaudeville program IN iro1i' -
o.eo-Gordon's Famous Fireworks
Thursday. Sept. lo,n odod
.oo-Parade to Fair grounds neaoeu
by Metre Grove band.
1:3O-Band concert.
2:OO-2:10 pace.
o.15-Crane Family, Act l.
2:30-2:18 trot. - Act i.
So indms IL Nelson troupe, Ac' !
s:oo-2 e:1a,l pace Family, Act 2.
3:3O-2:18 trot. ,,no Act Q.
a.15ALindman-Nelson troupe ~
4:OO-2:10 pace. 49,,
3:45-Clifford CLAYTON Ac' :.
1;ndman-Nelson troupe, ACT O.
.ao-Clifford Clayton, Act 2.
DIV Evening Program
7.ao-Concert at downtown ss s 20
1:I Sv osakis Band and para0e "
&c, Gr vaudeville Program in front
Of grandstand: fireworks.
Friday, Sept. nth .d..l.
!, 90 Parade to Fair GROUNDS ne
by Sank Centre band. Z. ,,x.nd-
.ao-Band concert IN front Of grano-
stand.
2:OOZ2:13 pace.
2:15-Crane Family, Act !.
2:3O-2:25 Pace.
2:45-Lindman-N Nelson troupe, ACT /