The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-09-02
County Boys And
Girls Ready for
State Fair Trip
REDWOOD COUNTY TO HAVE
THIRTY-EIGHT REPRESENTA-
MvES AMONG YOUNG MEN
AND WOMEN.

A meeting of all the free trip win
ners to the State Fair was held in Wa
basso Thursday night. Thirty-eight
boys and girls ranging from Is to %
years of age are going to the State
Fair having won free trips given by
the State Fair, Minneapolis Journal
and other companies. This meeting
was held for the purpose of organiz-
ing the delegation into a group that
would put Redwood County on the map
in Club Work at the State Fair this
year. Mr.. Sheldon conducted the
meeting and a committee was ap-
pointed to plan a stunt to be put on
by the Redwood County delegation
on Stunt Night at the Minnesota
Club Picnic. A committee was also
appointed to make plans for the Club
Parade in front Of the Grand Stand
on Wednesday night. All club MEM
bers who are going to the State
Fair are to be present at the Club
Picnic, Tuesday night and the Club
Parade Wednesday night.
Schedules and instructions were gi-
ven all. A committee was appoint
ed and plans were made to put the
Club Booth on to represent the Girls
Room Furnishing Project entirely
this year. Four girls will accompany
Mr.. Sheldon to the State Fair on
Thursday to put up this booth. The
booth will represent a girls bedroom
which has been remodelled. Every
thing in it will be furnished by the
girls who have been members of the
Room Furnishing Project and the fur
niture, bed, pictures and curtains,
etc., will be articles that have been
made or refinished by them.
The dairy calves will be shipped to
the State Fair by freight from Del
hi on Thursday noon. They will be
in charge of Wallace Mckay who is
exhibiting several head of his Short
horns and by Sherman Park, who is
exhibiting Hampshire hogs. All the
stock viii be shipped in one car
leaving Delhi at 800 Thursday af-
ternoon. The calves winning first,
second and third places in the Coun-
ty Contest owned by Merle Campbell,
Redwood Falls, Glenn Noting, Wabas-
so and Dorothy Slaymaker, Morgan,
respectively will represent Redwood
County in the Dairy Calf Contest at
the State Fair.
Friday noon Mrs. Sheldon will leave
from North Redwood with Glenn
Noting, dairy calf club winner,
Merle Campbell, dairy calf club win
ner and member of the livestock
judging team and Barton Meyer of
Sanborn winner of trip to the Farm
Boys Camp and the following girls
who are to wait on tables at the Farm
Boys Camp having been selected as
one Of the sixteen highest scoring
girls in the room furnishing project;
Bertha Bittner, Walnut Grove, Ber-
nitta Raveling, Lucan, Leona Schmei-
sing, Lucan, Gertrude Raveiing, Luz
can, Harriet Ballard, Wabasso, Clara
Meyers, Sanborn, Madeline Eichten,
Wanda, Matte Rayeling, Lucan, Caro-
line Schultz, Springfield, Marcella
Wittwer, Redwood Falls, Louise Law
REM, Wabasso, Lenora Meyers,
Springfield and Dora Schmeising, Luz
can, Elizabeth Jacoby, highest scor-
girl and Peobe and Margaret Bech-
told and Edna Hanske of Wabasso
who are going to help Mr.. Sheldon
put up the booth will also wait on
tables at the Farm Boys Carnp.
Frank Holstein, winner of the
purebred pig contest, and Albert Lau,
winner Of trip to Farm Boys Camp,
win leave Tracy Friday.
The following win leave from North
Redwood Saturday; Vernon Schultz,
Evan, member Of the livestock judg-
ing team, Wilbur Warner, and Irwin
Ballard rope demonstration team and
reporter for Redwood Delegation, Bob
Noting, Wabasso, Mildred Hultquist
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