The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-07-07
THIS. YEARS FAIR
Will BE HUMDINGER
OFFICERS ARE MAKING EXTEN-
SIVE PLANS TO ENTER
TAIN THE PUBLIC
WILL ISSUE SEASON TICKETS
FAST BASE BALL GAMES LIKELY
CONSOLIDATED BANDS TO
FURNISH GOOD MUSIC


are now under way for the Stearns
County Fair, it appears that this
year will see the biggest and best
Fair that has ever been held in the
County, and that is going some. The
Board of Directors met this week to
begin with some of the detailed plans.
An advance sale of season tickets will
be made and everyone buying one of
these tickets will receive number
thereon which represents chance
to get completely equipped Ford
Touring Car free. The winner of this
car will be determined on the last
day of the Fair which is Friday, Sep
TENDER 2. This is something that will
tried several years ago with good re-
suits. This feature is an indication
of the effort and the sincerity which
the Fair management is putting forth
this year to have the most successful
Fair that is possible, and above all,
to give satisfaction to all concerned.
Secretary Gillig states that nothing
will be left undone whic will be to
the best interests of the Fair and its
patrons.
These season tickets will be in cou-
pom form, permitting one admission
on each of the three days or three
admissions on one day, as preferred
by the original purchaser. Thus,
other members of the family or
friends can gain admission ON this
ticket when accompanied by the pur-
chaser. This gives full value to each
ticket, since it is unnecessary for the
bearer to attend the fair each of the
three days to get the full value on the
ticket.
This, in the mind of the Directors,
will be very welcome accommodation
10 the patrons of the Fair.
The management is also intending
to provide some very good band mu-
sic. In all probability they will have
a thirty piece band by employing
the Sank Centre and Long Prairie
bands to play together.
The secretary states that there will
also be plenty of amusement of every
nature on the grounds for both old
and young. He tells US that nothing
but clean and orderly entertainment
will be permitted. Several carnival
companies, which to his mind are of
a questionable nature, have applied
but they have been refused a conces-
sion.
The concession department will try
in every way possible to offer salts
factory terms to applicants and to ar
range and provide in such a manner
that there will be satisfaction to the
visitors at the Fair Local applicants
for concessions will be given special
attention.
AS there will be no evening cele-
bration on the Fair Grounds. Plans
are also under way for something
very attractive in town during the
evening. Some concession stands
will be permitted on certain locations
on the streets and there will also be
band music and free attractions to
entertain everybody. In all probable
ity, the famous old Kangaroo Court
may also be staged.
Secretary Gillig is now working on
plans for a base ball game between
St. Cloud and Melrose for one - =
fair dates. This is something which
will arouse countrywide interest and
will be a great feature for the fair.
The Secretary has selected slogan
which he always has before him in
planning for. the fair. It is Service,
Enterprise and Satisfaction to Our
Patrons"