The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-08-13
Fair Program
|. Will Please
the Populace
Diversity of Programs In
Every Department Rounds
Out Splendid Show
700 All CLUB MEMBERS
Projects Will Crowd Every
Available Space-Enter-
tainment Features

The meeting of the Stearns
County Agricultural Society Thurs
day evening of last week brought
out a large number of those in
terested in the success of the 1881
exposition which will be held in
Sank Centre Thursday, Friday, Sat-
urday and Sunday, Avg. 81. %. 20
The Sank Centre Community Club
and the Junior Chamber Of Com
merce are bending every effort to
cooperate with the fair officers to
make this years fair the success
1t should be.
At Thursday evenings meeting it
was decided to hold a building Bee
a week before the Fair to get the
grounds and buildings in first-class
condition.
The Junior Chamber Of Com
merce have assumed the RESPONSE
bility Of seeing that the advertis-
ing is properly distributed and will
also assist Treasurer Bohall at the
gates.
Bandmaster p. w. Hanson report
ed that four bands had been signed
up to take part In the band tourna-
ment which will be held Friday,
Saturday and Sunday.
Admission: Adults 80 cents, good
for day and evening. Call for pass
II you leave grounds. Evening only
50 cents; gates thrown open to pub
lie Friday and Saturday evening at
300 o'clock. All children IL years
or under admitted free any time
during the Fair. Children over u,
% cents. Grandstand afternoon or
evening 10 cents each. Automo-
biles, day Csc; evening, free.
The following are the high lights
Of each day Of the Fair:
Thursday, August 27-Entry Day.
Friday, August 2sth-Legion, st.
Cloud, all Stearns County Day.
{, Saturday, August 29th-Spelling
and Intelligence Contest for Coun-
Ny Championship. Starts at 1000 A
M. sharp.
Sunday, August 30-Gates open
at IL o'clock noon. Special evening
program with the Ashley-Raymond
All Club presenting mot Quite
Such a Goose" The young people
are champions Of the West Central
Minnesota District and will present
the playlet in competition at the
Minnesota State Fair. Fireworks
display Sunday evening.
Friday will be Legion and all
Stearns County Day. Commander
Louis Lovick and 8. p. Hanson, Jr.,
are working hard to arrange pro-
gram which will have q strong ap-
peal. Melrose, Brooten, with their
Drum Corps, and other posts will
cooperate with Robert Swift Post
Of this city in an attempt to break
all former attendance records at
the fair on Legion Day.
The Legion Is sponsoring an In
dustrial parade for Friday after
noon, starting from the City Park
promptly at 1880 p. M. Mr.. Han
sen reported to the Herald Wednes-
day that As cars had been lined up
for the parade already and as many
more, at least are expected to emit
er. Several firms from outside Sank
Centre, and the All Clubs will take
part. There will be at least four
bands in this parade.
County Club Leader Frederick
Welch reported to the Herald We'd
nesday that TOO boys and girls will
exhibit their projects at the fair.
At least two Of the clubs living the
longest distance from Sank Centre
will be represented in attendance
and projects 100 per cent. They
have their trucks lined up to bring
their live stock and poultry. Mr..
WEIGH stated that 1t would be q
problem to house the livestock and
poultry exhibits. AS a feature Of
the Sunday evenings program the
Raymond-Ashley All Club will pre-
sent the playlet mot Such Goose"
in front Of the grandstand. These
young people won the champion
ship Of Stearns county and also the
championship Of West Central Min
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