The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-06-30

} The Free Acts will work Satur-
day and there will be 2:25 pac-
ing race.
The guideless PAGERS, one of the
most unique acts ever booked for
a county fair will race la one mile
heat each afternoon and evening
of the fair. The two horses enter
into the spirit of the event and it
is a real race all the way.
Sundays program will be am ed
ucational one. President J. B.
Schoenhoff urges the people to att
tend their regular places Of relig-
ious worship Sunday morning and
the Fair in the afternoon.
County Superintendent VIM. A..
Boerger will have charge of the
afternoon program to a large ex-
tent. The higa light of the after
noon will be the spelling contest.
for the Graded and Rural school
championship of the county. q
Mr.. Boerger organized a male
chorus of so Stearns county men.
last year, and they have arranged
a fine program for Sunday. after.
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The Free Acts, including tie
guideless horses, will also work
Sunday. These acts will be intsi-
spersed between sections of the
spelling contest.
Mondays program will be the
heaviest of the Fair. Besides the
free acts there will be a, 2:20 pace
or trot, a free for all, and half
mile running race for farmer hors-
es only. The horse must be owned
outside the city of Sank Centre to
be eligible to enter, and must b.,
ridden without saddle.
The fair officers have endeay-
ored to book free acts decidedly
different from anything ever pro-
duced at county fair in this Sc =
tI.n. The fair will close Monday
evening with the most elaborate
fireworks display ever witnessed
in Central Minnesota. 1t will be
absolutely necessary to be on the
grounds at $50 P. NJ. to enjoy,
the fireworks. The set pieces are
close to the ground and cannot be
viewed from the hillside a half
mile away. The company furnish
ing the fireworks has sent a
specialist to arrange and fire the
display.
The admission to the Fair will
be as follows: All children of
school age admitted free Saturday
July 2 only. Adults, rs cents.
Attached to all adult tickets will
be coupon good for a % cent re-
fund if presented at the ticket Of
flee before 600 P. M. on date Of
issue. The holder can remain on
the ground for the evening show
without additional, charge. Chi
dren under IA years old 25 cents;
automobiles to grounds, 35 cents;
grand stand, 25 cents. Adult and
children's admissions to the even
ing show only will be SO and 25
cents, and the automobile and
grand stand charge will be 35 and
% cents.
The coupon system adopted by
the Stearns County Fair is the
one worked. out by most fairs hav-,
ing evening shows and has usual
ly worked satisfactorily.
There will be dances at the Ar
mory Saturday and Monday eve
nings. This is the best dance
floor IN Central Minnesota and
hundreds can be accommodated.
Snappy, jazzy music win be fur
ni,hed.
Monday will be st. Cloud and
all Stearns County American Lee
gion Day. Music will be furnish
ed by the City of st. Cloud,
the Brooten Drum Corps and sew
eral clown bands. The Civic and
American Legion parade viii form
at the City Park at 1 80 p. m. and
march to the Fair Grounds. The
Iroute will be south on Main street.
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