The Sauk Centre herald., 1921-08-11
Country Fair Boosters to
Make First Of Series OF
Advertising Trips Aug. 16

The management of the Stearns.
County Fair at Sank Centre is begin
ming to show signs of developing a
heavy head of steam, to put across
the annual county fair to be held in
Sauk Centre, Aug 80, 81 !; Sept. IL.
-Four booster trips in the interest
of the fair have been planned. The.
first one will be eastward, to st.
Cloud, and another one will be south,
through Paynesville, Brooten and
that territory, another will be west,
ward, reaching Willard and Osakis,
and still another will be through
Little Sauk and to Long Prairie. The
first trip will be toward St. Cloud
and will be made on Tuesday, August
Is.
A large delegation will make the
automobile tour and will stop in the
towns all along the line and give a
band concert and other entertainment
while in the town. The citizens and
farmers viii be urged to comein at
that time and meet the delegation
and enjoy the program. the follow
ing is the line of travel and the hour
at which the tour will reach each
place. Will arrive at:
Freeport at 7:45 A. M.
Albany at $50 AN.
Holdingford at 9:25 A. M.
Avon at 1885 A. M. #
st. Joseph at 11:15 A. M.
st. Cloud at 1900 M.
Rockville at 800 P. M.
Gold Spring at $3.50 P. M.
Richmond at 400 P. M.
Roscoe at 4:30 p. M.
st. Martin at 5:15 P. M.
New Munich at 600 P. M.
Melrose at 6:45 P, M.
Sauk Centre at 7:30 P M.
The management of the Stearns
County Fair invites everyone along
the line to turn out for this occasion
and shall be glad to meet and enter
tain everyone who can possibly spare
a few minutes to come.
The management expects to have
better than forty cars in the tour.
together with fine brass band and
other entertainment.
S The Fair. dates are August go
Sept. 2. fs
a fine pedigreed Hoistein bull calf
is to be given away at the Stearns
county fair according to aTeport rer'
lceived today from the secretary
Martin Falkner of Albany is the man
who is donating the calf for the pur-
pose. The secretary has accepted
Mr. Falkner's offer and is making
plans to give the calf to some lucky
farmer during the fair.
Mr.. Falkner stated that his pur-
pose IL Offering this well bred young
animal free of charge was to DrirgH
the attention of more farmers to the
raising Of well bred stock. He linds
that it pays to raise good stock and
feels that he would like to do every
thing in his power to bring this FACT
to the attention of his fellow farmers.
Secretary Gillig commented very
favorably on Mr.. Falkner's attitude
and agrees that tits very fine pro-
position to stage at the fair. 1t is di-|
rectly in line with one of the aims of
the county fair, in it's effort to en-
courage better live stock.
The calf is Of very good breeding
and is registered animal. The
principal line of its breeding runs in
Sarcastic Lad Family. His ancestry
carries official records on both sides
of the family. From the dams side,
we have a SIT pound butter-fat re-
cord and from the sires side, the dam
mas 16 pound in day record.
The calf is five months old and Mr..
Gillig states that it will make very
fine individual as head of "a herd of
cattle and breed it uR to better pro-
duction.
The live stock exhibits at the fair
promises to be especially good this
year There are a number of neWl
features added to it which will make ]
a splendid showing if they are filled,
and according to all reports, the sec
letary states that he looks for q goodl
number of entries in. all classes. a
special feature in the cattle depart
ment is the herd class. u s hoth|
in the beef and dairy cattle depart
ments. There is a fine silver cup Of
fered by the Minnesota Dairvmens'i
association for the best herd of dairy
cattle consi sting of five animals, onel
male and four females. This is open
Il SEES MUCH MOoNSHINE Il