The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-06-22

Treas, p. B. Ferguson, A. Benson and
Henry Dana comprised the delegation
of boosters. Their routing took them
clean around the Turtle Mountains
via Killarney, Boisevain, Deloraine,
Hartney, Melita, etc., and thence to
all the important points on this side
of the line. About three days were
spent on this advertising trip and
they all report prospects for big
crowd at the Fair better than for
years.
EXPLANATIONS: Some get the
idea that entering their exhibits
means bringing them in for the Fair.
Entering from our standpoint it to
have your entries made in the books
at the Secretary's office and getting
your tags, etc. Provision is made for
bringing your entries in, but you must
read the rules and acquaint yourself.
Mrs. Johnston, Superintendent of
Art Hall wants those having nice
roses and peonies in bloom to bring
them in ON June 30th and make a
real Peony and Rose exhibit. This
would be fine, just make the art hall
bloom with peonies and roses next
Friday.
Remember this: The Fair Associa-
tion is doing business at the same old
stand and the same old prices at the
gate and grand stand. They kept this
up right through the war when i
| was very hard to do so because Of
high prices for all things connected
with a Fair. Remember the Fair is
not money making institution but
it is necessary to meet its regular OBJ
legations, and while here just note
what you are getting for your money
in the way of entertainment COM
pared to any other proposition, and
besides the value from the education
al view point. The ball games alone
are worth the price of admission.
Charles McBarvey arrived last Sat
urday with two fine racers, viz, Blue
Finch and Kitty Denton. Mr.. McGar-
vey shipped from Billings, Montana
and is tracking his horses out until
Fair time.
Ladies: There will be some one in
the Art Hall for the reception of your
entries on the afternoon of the 9th
and all day the 2sth. Bear in mind
that there is lot of work in listing
and arranging these entries and dc
not wait until the 2Sth unless it is
absolutely necessary. Remember you
are only one of the many, so please
do your part and do not cause a rush
the last minute. 2.-1 - s-.
The following judges have been Sc
cured to place the Art Hall awards
Mrs. Frank Hyland, Devils Lake and
Mrs. Moran, Langdon for culinary
Mrs. Cossineau, Cando and Mrs. Dock
stear, Langdon, for fancy and needle
work and Sister Agnes =, of Sacred
Heart Academy, Willow City, for the
fine arts y X, 4, ,$5zs
The ice box will be in readiness to
receive butter entries SO that you need
not delay even your butter entries
We hope to see q fine display again
/ in this class. <.s =, g.
/ A. III. White is placing the cattle
awards at the Cando Fair this week
Chas. Whitteron and the Secretary
accompanied him and are spending
Friday at the big doin's. 5 .}5.5 5A &.
| A Health Pageant, known as The
.Town Of Promise viii be put on Al
1.-THE Fair under the local supervision
Of Mrs. Daniels Of Bottineau. The
Pageant is promoted by the Nortl
Dakota Tuberculosis Association ane
heath will Be educational along lines
lof health requirements. VIII be pre-.
sented iii front of the Grand Stand
June so and July list in the forenoon
Several schools viii be represented.
Several local running horses an
training for the running races to b
staged on July 10th.
The Fair management Is smiling
from ear To ear over the fine rain o
i "wednesday which hit all througl
south of the Turtle Mountains Wher,
1T seemed To be most needed.
III III hard 10 realize, but neverthe
/ less true, That Fair week il next week
i Get your old ss,Tin Lizzie, creased d
j and ready for the big outing @
/ course, those OF affluence may Us
Il ether make cars IL desired, but b
4 sure and come even II YOU have I
1 walk.
5. 4. WILSON, Secretary
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