Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Everything Is Set
For Best n11e At
CountyFair
Hand Work By Committees and Those Who
Are In Charge Promises Best Fair
For Many Years Past

made for admittance of automobiles
to the grounds. Grandstant admis.
sion is twenty-five cents for adults
and fifteen cetns for children.
The grounds will be opened at
nine o'clock each morning. and the
same ticket admitting visitors in the
morning may be retained for admit
lance to the afternoon show.
In the agricultural hall and live
stock barns visitors will find much
of interest as we'll as a great deal
of an educational nature. Special
interest attaches to the exhibits of
the Boys and Girls clubs Of Lewis,
Clearwater and Idaho counties who
hold their district fair this fall in
connection with the Idaho county
fair. There will be sixty or seventy
exhibitors In this class, and special
awards have been provided by the
business men Of Cottonwood in adj
dition to the premiums offered thru
the fair management
Every farmer and livestock breed
er in Idaho county who has had un-
usual success along certain lines and
who has the interest of his community
at heart, and particularly the fut-
ure of the younger generation, are
invited by the fair management to
be represented in this falls exhibits,
so that their achievements may in
spire others to strive for similar sue
cess.
The names of the department man
ayers are given below, for the con-
venience of prospective exhibitors
in getting in touch with the proper
officials:
Cattle, Ed Nelson; Horses, ]. B.
Mcdonald; Sheep, Karl Killman;
Swine, John Funke; Poultry, II. r.
Church; Farm Products, NJ. L. Ayers;
Arts and Crafts, Pantry and Kitchen.
Mrs. W.. McAdams; and the Junior
Extension Department, Boys and
Girls clubs,etc., Howard Mckinley.
Premium lists may be secured from
j. G.. Eimers, the fair SECRETARY.
In the evenings the principal attrac-
lions will be the big Illuminated mid
way and the dances in Dreamland
hall. The midway attractions are the
same companies that played this fall
at the Spokane and Lewiston fairs,
and they will be brought to Grange
Vile intact and complete in every re-
spect for the Idaho County fair.
A brilliantly illuminated midway
with a giant ferris wheel outlined In
electric lights, a large merry-go-round
with it's ranks of jewelled horses gal
looping along, half dozen tent shows
with their bankers vieing with each
other In calling attention to the won.
ders within, all Of which can beheld
sfor the small sum Of ten CENTS" kew
pie doll stands, gorgeous Indian Dian
kets and numerous other coiorIui
stands-these will form the picture at
the evening entertainment of the coun-
ty fair the first three days Of next
week.
The carnival attractions playing
Grangeville this fall are the same
ones that have been showing at the
Spokane and Lewiston fairs, and come
excellently recommended as playing
only good, clean attractions, with a
total eclipse Of any crooked games OF
chance.
And last, but not least the enticing
scent of shot dogs" and hamburgers,
The tent shows, according to Glib
Eimers who has charge of the cOnces-
sions this year, will include novelty
comedy show, a Hawaiian musical
show "a magical performance, snake
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