The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-08-25
Good Weather and Your Cooperation
Will Make Your Fair a Success
Large Field of Horses.

presence at the grounds and your ex-
hibits in the buildings. Your fair is
valuable to your community. That
is why you should support it.
eve extend to you cordial invita-
ton to take a day off and bring your
family and the best fruits of your
labor, and have an all around good
time"
The above is the final statement of
the Board of Directors in summing
up the situation which, in the last
days of their efforts, they believe is
all that remains to make next week.
celebration the greatest in the his
tory of the county.
The administration of the fair this
year lines up as follows:
President-C. E. Harrison.
Vice President-H. G. Bergman.
Secretary-E. M. Gillig.
Treasurer. w. Sprague.
/, The Board of Directors is compos-
ed of:
John A, Brown, w. M. Parker, ] !.
B. Schoenhoff, Ferd J. Borgmann,
B. H. Otte, L. L. Kells, j. C.. West,
Joseph Kusba and William Gibson.
The operating committees are:
Speed-W. M. Parker, Alex Ben
son.
Agriculture-Wm. ellison, Elbridge
Cass.
Cattle observation-disclosures Super.
intendent, Howard c.. Veeder.
Manager of Beef Cattle-B. H.
Otte.
Manager of Holsteins - JOSEPH
Leutmer.
Mansrsrpf Brown .swiss-F.. P.
Minette boz
Manager of Guernseys-F. L
Connolly.
Manager of Jerseys M. Pend
roy.
Horses-Wm. Brown.
Hogs and Sheep-Ben Dicks.
|. Poultry-Harry F. Schmidt.
/ Education-J. c.. West, w. A
Boerger.
! Amusements-E. M. Gillig, C. E
Harrison, J.. O.. French.
Concessions &C. E.. Harrison.
Horticulture and Flowers = JOIN
Kerneghan, c.. F. Bryant.
/ Woman's Department = Superin
tendent, Mrs. L.. j. Irish; Asst
Supt. Mrs. Henry Borgmann; Enter
ing Assistants, Mrs. Geo. Berggreen
Mrs. Victor Conklin.
| Decorating Committees-Mrs. H
i Halverson, Mrs. H. L. Lamb, Mis-
lAnabelle Erwin, Miss Vera Jameson
7 Hand Painted China Mrs. Julia1
Dubois, Miss Winnifred Cooper, Mrs
Fay Cooper.
| Fancy Work-Mrs. Theo Dock
IMMrs. c.. E. Bohall, Mrs. Ii L. Kell
| Sewing Axel Mejerton, Mis-
Vera Clark.
| Cooking = Mrs. William Moore
Miss Ethel Winslow.
| Canning-Mrs. Geo. Fish, Mrs
Lyman.
! Plants-Mrs. w. Benner, Mis-
Nellie Hansen.
4 Dairy Products Mejerton.
| Boys and Girls Club Work-W
B. Morgan, Howard Veeder, Levi
ISchaub.
Grounds and Buildings-Geo. Rice
E. M. Gillig.
| Publicity. B. Schoenhoffs JOS
Kusba, E. M. Gillig.
With staff of workers such a
this, it most assuredly is safe be
that the 1921 Fair will be the hes
ever, barring none.
The management has gone to
great deal of effort this year to Sc
|, cure a large number of the best e,
hibits possible. In the Farm Crop
and Horticulture departments, W
look for good exhibits.
The Progressive Farmers Gu
NEAR Sank Centre is planning yer
) deliberately again this year as well
] other clubs in the southern part
1.-THE county. There will be numbe
;, of individual farmers exhibits also.
i It is expected that the Agricultur;
! Building will be crowded to the dool
! with exhibits Everyone who M
kanything of interest or excellence
show, should take pride in bringing
4 to the fair so that We all can shal
; lin doing credit to his accomplishment
/ Mr.. Wilwerding Of Freeport has el
! ltered an exceptionally large and fir
horticultural exhibit.
Il The exhibits in both the scho
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