The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-06-28
Gov. Olson AT Co.
Fair On July 3rd
places in Sank Centre to re-
main closed all day July 4th.
w. E. DeLaurier, Mayor.
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Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day Of next week the 32nd annual
fair of the Agricultural Society OF
Stearns County will be held in this
city.
Ever alert to secure a headline
attraction for opening day Gov
Floyd Olson has been secured to
deliver an address Tuesday after.
noon at 800 o'clock.
The Governor has many admir-
ers in the Sank Centre community
When the young farmer lads learn
ed that the Governor was to ad-
dress the Stearns county fair they
insisted that they should be allow
ed the privilege of escorting the
governor to the grounds, riding
their mounts bareback. Forty of
them desired to witness at close
range, the Governor of this great
state paying his entrance fee into
the grounds.
At the conclusion of his speech
Gov. Olson will be the guest of
the wardens of the state game and
fish department. They will have
a wonderful display which, the
Herald is convinced will demon
strate to his Excellency the effic-
iency of his wardens in this Sec
ton of Minnesota.
After the Governor terminates
his inspection of the marvellous
and educational game and fish dis
play he will be the special guest
of the fair officials.
From the inception of the Al
Club movement in Stearns county
the Agricultural Society (the
Stearns County Fair, has backed
the movement to the limit. For
several years the association paid
the premiums for this splendid
work, costing the association many
hundreds of dollars.
The support given these splen.
did young people in this very prac'
tical movement has developed un'
til even the remotest corner of this
great county has become interest
ed.
At this years fair II of the Il
All clubs will have booths and
exhibits - musical organizations
athletic entries. In fact they will
be active in every event.
The Herald would like to pause
for a moment and give credit where
credit is due.
Several years ago the Stearns
county fair officials in connection
with County Superintendent Boerg.
er sponsored this splendid move
ment Several county All leaders
were employed. Their success was
negilbile.
Miss Moan Anderson was EN-.
ployed to take over the Leadership
of the 4-H club work this year.
With all due respect to her pre-.
decessors Miss Anderson has &C
complished more with less f1nancia,
cooperation than any of her pre-
decessors.
Inspired by Miss Anderson's in.
telligent enthusiasm and co-opera.
ton the All Clubs will present this
year the best organized and develop
ed program ever offered the patrons
| VI tIlC oISdlhS SOu1ly 4d1ks
Tuesday evening there will be g
novelty parade of the Riddles, I'm.
der the immediate supervision OF
Ed L. Rathe, of the Herald. Here
is the proposed order of march:
Boy Scouts, Color bearers.
Junior Drum Corps.
Decorated bicycles.
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Boys and their wagons, decorat'
ed.
Bicycles, decorated.
Boys and girls clowns.
Doll buggy parade-girls.
There will be harness horse rae
ing Tuesday and Wednesday after
noon, sponsored by the Alexandria
Glenwood Driving Club.
The baseball game the Afternoon
of July has been covered in an
other article.
Novel and unusual entertainment
has been provided for Tuesday anc
Wednesday evenings. It will hav'
a pioneer atmosphere.
A gang of Redskins under the di
rection of Fred Mossman, assisted
by SO boys riding their horses bare
back, will attack the wagon train
women and children, protected BY
Frank Pesheck and his hardy
henchmen who will put up a thrill
ing fight, eventually winning, o.
course.
Political Adv. inserted at regular
Adv. rates.