The Sauk Centre herald., 1922-08-10

field or live stock that would make
the fair better if you exhibited. Every
breeder of pure bred live stock should
exhibit at his county fair. Live stock
experts who have followed county
fair exhibits for years have arrived
at the. conclusion that the breeder
can get the best possible publicity by
showing his stock where the farmers
of the community can see it and the
county fair offers the best possible
avenue for this purpose.
. The rivarly for base ball champion
ship OF Stearns County has developed
to stag where it is necessary to play
games on neutral grounds to decide
the county championship.
Thursday Belgrade and Richmond
will play; Friday Melrose and Albany
and Saturday the winners of the
Thursday and Friday games will play
for the county championship. The
The fair association will furnish the
umpire and will have entire charge
of the games.
. Mrs. Anna Dickey Oleson, brilliant
orator, and the first woman nominated
for congress from Minnesota. will
speak at the fair on Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Oleson is the democratic
candidate for the U. S. Senate. DR..
Henrick Shipstead, former Nom Part
isan League candidate for governor
and at present Farmer-Labor candi-
date for the u. s. Senate will speak
in front of the grand stand Friday
afternoon. Saturday Congressman
Honold Knutson the. Sixth districts
hardSworking and efficient represent
ative will adress his constituents.
Mr.. Knutson is keen observer of
men and conditions and his talk should
prove of unsual interest.
The Brooten band will furnish the
music on Thursday, the Metre Grove
band on Friday and the Sauk Centre
band on Saturday. !,
The following is the detailed pro-
gram:
thursday august II
100 P. M. Parade to Fair Grounds
headed by Brooten band
l1:30 P. M. Band Concert in front
ofsthe5 grand stand.
1:30 P. M. Live Stock parade.
200 P. M. Address, Mrs. Anna
Dickey Olson, Democratic candidate
for u. S, Senate.
2.30 P. M. Wild Horse Show.
2:45 P. M. Base Ball, Belgrade VS.
Richmond.
3:15 P. M. Wild Horse Show.
400 P. M. Wild Sorse Show.
Friday, August 18
loo P. M. Parade to Fair Grounds
headed by Metre Grove Band.
1880 p. M. Band Concert in front
of grand stand.
1:30 P. M. Live Stock parade.
2 P. M. Address by DR.. Henrik
Shipstead, Farmer-Labor candidate
for U. S. Senate.
2:30 P. M. Wild Horse Show.
2:45 P. M. Base Ball, Melrose VS.
Albany.
3:15 P. M. Wild Horse Show.
4P. M. Wild Horse Show.
Saturday August 10
/ P. M. Parade to Fair Grounds.
headed by Sank Centre band.
1870 P. M. Band concert.
1880 P. M. Live Stock parade.
2. P. M. Address by Hon. Harold
Knutson, congressman from Sixth
District.
2:3o p. M. Wild Horse Show.
2:45sP. M. Base Ball between win
ners of Thursday and Friday games
for championship of Stearns County.
3:15 p. M. Wild Horse Show.
400 P. M. Wild Horse Show.
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County Agent Huntemer endorses
the forthcoming Stearns County Fair
with the following statement:
Estimated from early entries and
inquiries which have been received
for enry blanks and catalogues, the
agricultural exhibits in all depart
ments at the Stearns County Fair,
August 18th to 10Th inclusive, will
be up to normal, if not in excess, OF
exhibits shown at previous fairs. The
Stearns County Fair has always
drawn very creditable exhibits of all
classes of livestock from several of
the best herds in the county. Exhib-
its in the poultry department have
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