Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-08-17
FAIR DATES SET
FOR OCT. SGT
MANY NEW FEATURES ARE BEING
PLANNED FOR THE FAIR
THIS YEAR
WILL ADD TO MAIN BUILDING
Bigger Stock Sheds TO Re Built
Association win Give AWAY $1,000
Automobile Free.

October 5, 6 and 7 have been set
as the dates for the Boundary county
fair. Among the improvements
planned at the fair grounds this year
is a 30-foot addition to the main build
ing. Larger and better stock sheds
may also be built and it is planned to
improve the race track.
$1,000 touring car will be pur-
chased by the fair association and all
who purchase dance tickets will have
a chance to win it free. The manage
ment announces that they will permit
the use of the center of the main floor
for dancing. as was done at former
fairs.
Officers of the fair association are
are follows: o. II. Campbell, presi-
dent; George Irving. vice-president:
l.. N. Brown, secretary; #. A. Shultis,
treasurer; board of directors Frank
Davis, L. N. Brown, o. H. Campbell,
George Irving, F.. A. Shultis. The
executive committee is composed of:
N. J. Perry, Curley Creek, c.. j. Wag-
ner. Copeland Tony Brown, Copeland,
Walter OFT, Naples, William Parsons,
Naples, Wyman Hoagland, Moravia,
Martin Peterson, Moravia, e. B. Spurl-
ing, Bonners Ferry, A. j. Kent, Bon
ners Ferry, Mike Fitzpatrick, Bonners
Ferry, Malcom Bruce, Bonners Ferry.
w. II. Rath, Porthill, Carl Klockmann.
Porthill, John Sherman, Eastport F.
X. Davis, Macarthur, Emil Frank, Par
adise Valley, G. S. Collins, Paradise
Valley, All Markham, Meadow Creek.
E. d. Traver, Addie. J. f. Myers, Bon
ners Ferry, w. w. Branom, North
Bonners Ferry, G. A. Ralston, Leonia.
Rules and regulations governing ex-
hibits are as follows:
l. Entries must be made before the
first day and should be in place at
an early hour
2. Exhibitors should notify the sec
retary for any reservations of space
wanted, at least five days prior to the
date Of the fair.
3. Articles will not be marked with
exhibitors names but will be entered
by number corresponding with the ex-
hibitor's number upon the entry
books.
4. The judging of exhibits will take
place on the forenoon of the second
day of the fair. The award of the
judges will be final as to merits. Ex-
hibitors are especially cautioned to
see that the entry tags are placed
upon their exhibit.
3. The first premium will be desig-
mated by blue card, the second by a
red card and the third prizes by a
yellow card. All entries for prizes
must be grown or raised, or have been
made by exhibitor.
8. All premiums will be paid upon
an order of the President and Secre-
tary.
Z ANY display or exhibit not emu
merated in this premium list, if pro-
duced in Boundary County. may be
entered and will be entitled to a prize
if considered meritorious by the
judges.
8. Entry blanks may be obtained
from the Manager or Secretary and it
is advisable that they be used in order
to avoid mistakes
3. No exhibitors shall be allowed to
make more than one entry under any
one article. and no exhibit compris-
ing a collection on display can be ex-
hibited singly for a premium. No en-
tries from the same class can compete
from the same farm.
10. The management will provide
competent attendants and watchmen.
and take all possible precautions for
the safe preservation of all articles
on exhibit. but will not be responsible
for loss, damage or injury of any