The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-15
No Admission to Be Charged
ON Opening Day; Visitors
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.#@. to Inspect Grounds
ENTERTAINMENT EVENT. {
WILL BEGIN WEDNESDAY
Railroads Cooperate With One
and Half Fare to Bring
. Visitors to Bemidji

Next Tuesday will mark the open.
ing of the biggest and best fair ever
staged in Beltrami county and North
ern Minnesota, when the gates Of the
Northern Minnesota Fair at Bemidji
are opened to the public that all may
have an opportunity to see what i'm
prcvements have been made since this
county's last fair. No admission will
be charged on the opening day.
For the remaining three days OF the
fair, a program : Of entertainment
which promises to furnish thrills for
both young and old and to attract
thousands of visitors from every
town, village and community of
Northern Minnesota will make each
day a busy one. High class enter
tainments are offered each forenoon,
afternoon and evening, and no one
day of these three is any more out
standing than the rest. Each, is sure
to be hummer" and fair officials
are making arrangements to care for
a record attendance.
New Buildings
With the addition of a grandstand
which will seat at least $500 per-
sons comfortably, cattle building
and numerous other livestock dis
play and exhibit buildings, a press
building, and a large number Of other
improvements, the fair will be out
standing in this respect alone. But in
addition to these improvements, all
other features of the fair are so far
ahead of any previous fair held here
that there is no just comparison be-
tween this years attractions and
those previously. held in this section
Of the state. -#E@''' Z S-'5
Racing events will furnish varied
thrills, with farmers horses taking a
prominent part. DR.. w. K. Denison,
w,:o is in charge of the horse racing
events, has lined up at least rs fast
trotters and PAGERS and visitors will
be given an opportunity to see races,
the like of which have never been
seen at Bemidji before.
The St. Paul Dispatch Flying Cir
Gus will be feature attraction and
this event alone promises to draw
thousands to Bemidji. Every num-
Der on each days program has been
arranged with utmost care, and visi-
tors are urged to remain here for the
entire program.
Tuesday-Entry Day
No. charge will be made for admis-
sion to the grounds on this day, and
an, opportunity will be given to look
over the new buildings. All exhibits
are to be in place that day. In the
evening, Bemidji will celebrate The
lighting of the new white way sys-
TEN.
Wednesday-Bemidji Day -
Judging of farmers clubs exhibits,
band concert, judging of horses and
beef cattle and judging of agricultu-
raj exhibits in the forenoon; speech
by Hon. Frank w. Murphy, noted
agricultural expert, trotting and pac-
ing races, and running races for
farmers horses, vaudeville acts, 100
yard dash, five-mile motorcycle race,
auto polo, and musical program by
the Bemidji Juvenile band in the af-
ternoon; band concert, style driving
automobile contest for ladies, auto
polo, vaudeville acts, and musical rro-
gram by the Bemidji Union band in
the evening, will make Bemidji Day
unusually attractive.
Thursday-Church Day
A parade Of church organizations
to the fair grounds, band concerts by
date to call, mark it down and BE
THERE. If some prospective sub
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