The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-09-15

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sweet cream. That is Rapidan cream
cry. The butte" maker at that
creamery, G.. c. Pettis, scored ninety
four and one half on his gilt edged
butter.
| Peter Schornes of the Lake Crys
tai CO. operative creamery, gave Pet
tbs a chase for his money by scor-
ing a ninety four fat, while A. II.
Dunheim of Good Thunder creamery
came in third with score OF nine
ity- three and a half. a.,
! Other scores made were as fol-
lows:
/ Clarence Templt, Garden City
creamery, ninety three and one
fourth.
Arthur label, Beauford. ninety
three.
| william Withrow, Ampoy. ninety
two and three fourths.
M. A. Schons, Mankato, ninety
two and three fourths.
NJ. J. Thul, Vernon Center, nine
ty- three.
P. J. Johnson, Judson. ninety
three
! G. A. Paulson, Butternut, ninety
two and three fourths.
| Sivert Larson, Cambria, ninety
TWO and one ndu.
/ Fred Hanson field man fo- Blue
Earth, Waseca and LIE Sueur coun
ties, stated that he is we'll pleased
with the results. which are indeed a
credit to Blue Earth butter produc-
ers. All of the sixteen CO operative
diaries in this county with the ex-
'ceptiop of Eagle Lake, Mapleton,
Pemberton and Willow Creek.
Butter entries will be. a regular
event of Mankato Fair from now on.
| Many Free Acts.
| Mankato Elks band under the ebi-
cient leadership of Francis Crowley
dispensed sweet music during the
afternoon and evening. Robert &C.
han. the noted St Paul baritone
singer, sang to the full accoTnpani-
ment of the band both during the
afternoon and evening.
The merry 60 round proved to be
a great source of amusement Tor
the kids. This was also true of the
Ferris wheel.
AS al added free attraction last
evening at the fair grounds, the
management put on two 1873 pound
punchers fo- an exhibition bout.
Johnny Cole of st. Paul and Spider
Kelly of Sioux City were the boys
and they were willing and fast
enough to earn a good hand from
the big crowd when they closed.
| The display of fire works last
night was indeed fine. Uncle Sam
on the Water Wagon, elicitated no
end of amusement. Uncle's nose
shown red as he whipped up the
mules and sprinkled the water: From
the merry laughter to thoughts OF
boys who laid down their lives on
the battle fields of France and
FLANDERS were awakened in the next
special piece of fire works, entitled
the Gold Star" Many a Gold
Star" mother wiped away the tears,
while the star with the ~. s." en-
blazoned on it's surface shown vivid :
ly in the darkness, and then faded
out and was only a memory like the
brave lads who have gone west"
The free attractions this year are
indeed the best ever shown on Man
kato Fair grounds. w. ]. LANCER,
worlds greatest comedy dancing
tight rope walker did some wonder
full feats of balancing, and received
liberal applause during the afternoon.
| The Flying Arabs, wonderful aero
bats, put up an excellent show last
night. The acrobatic feats of these
seven men is simply marvellous.
| James Walker, versatile performer,
in his comedy and musical act and
Punch and Judy show proved a
drawing card.
! Trantow and Eta presenting a
fearless and hazardous series of mus
cular equilibrium and tightening
of the artists who received liberal
applause last night for their wonder
full work.
To-Morrow's Program Of Events.
! Among the free attractions will be
James Walker, the versatile perform
er, Tantrow & Eta, muscular equi-
nbrium gymnastics, w. ]. LANCER
worlds greatest tight rope dancer
and comedian during the day, and al
night the Flying Arabs will be seen
in wonderful pyramid building and
somersaults, etc. The fire works
wednesday night will be just as large
as the first two nights of the fair,
with the added special features,
"Scrapping the Navy" "The Flag
and "The Service Star"
| The following is Wednesdays pro-
gram of races.
Axcybetta, Bib, F. e. Stevens, Rush
lily, MILL
Don Direct, sg., R. L. Vincent, AL
coma, Iowa.
Mark Hal, Co.. Mrs. ]. N. McLel-
Ian, Hibbing, MINI.
Ben T., By, Mrs. ). N. Mcclellan,
Hibbing, Mimi.
Lady Toots, en-. Ed. Corliss, St
James, MINI.
| Wapsie Kid, A. E. Dunn, Central
City, Ia.
White Rose. Bril-. D. A. Cole. Plain
view, Mimi.
| Bonny Brier, sg., Geo. Levalley,
Webster City, Ia. 49,.
Kingston, Bg., julius Goedecke,
Jennings, Mo.
= Babe Lafalet, Pat Bueyo. Hamiine,
Mimi.
Cola, Dillon, Bg., Theo. Hull, Ray
mond, S. d.
! Lady Royal Patch, Brm., r. e
Stevens Rush City, Mimi.
Don Direct, Sg., e. L. Vincent, Al
coma, Ia. ..r -H
Great Disappointment. Bg., Dan
Mclaughlin, Mankato, Mimi.
/ Heir Exponent, Bg., Edd Guendling
Forest City, Ia.
Nip, Bg., c. W. Riley. Mason City
Iowa.
Hedgewood Belle, Bm., Marion
'Spillane, waseca, Mimi.
Mark Hal, Co., Mrs. j E. Mcclellan
Hibbing, Mimi.
Roy B, Bg., W. H. Lopshire, Hib-
bling Mimi.