The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-09-06
Program Set
For Annual
Fall Festival
Premium List and Prizes Of
fered Published On Page
Six-Save Copy
TWO DAYS SEPT. AIS
Many Sport and Entertain
ment Features for
City's Guests

ne QcIdllSu pEOSTdLu LUZ ZIG
Fourth Annual Fall Festival to be
held in this city Friday and Satur-
day, Sept. IA and 18th, has been
completed by the committee, and
the list of premiums has been pre-
scented for publication. The prem
ium list and the places of exhibit
for each entry will be found on
page six of this issue.
Friday will be entry day and all
exhibits must be in place by IL
o'clock noon, so that judging may
be started Immediately after din
ner. AS many entries as anyone
may wish to make will be accepted.
However in the sport program no
one may win over two prizes.
The program as planned for this
year will provide two full days Of
entertainment. There will be free
pavement dance on Friday even
ing, and Saturday evening a dance
will be held in the armory. An adj
mission of 25c will be charged to
the latter event for gentlemen, and
ladies will be admitted free. Both
dancing events will feature good
music.
A complete program Of sports has
been arranged for both days, for
which handsome prizes have been
placed. These sport events are
mostly for the Riddles, but some of
them have been made up for the
older folk. There will also be guess
ing contests Of various descriptions
at all business places, and two cash
prizes will be given to the largest
family travelling the longest dis
lance to the festival.
The business men are urged to
decorate their store windows and
booths in fall regalia, so that the
spirit may be carried out in reality.
The Herald again offers prize Of
a twenty inch advertisement, value
$500, for the the best decorated dis
play window. The winner will be
selected by three judges, who will
be appointed by the committee in
charge of the festival.
Every business man in the city
will offer special prizes for some
display Of produce and many will
offer added prizes on guessing con-
tests.
There will be clowns and bands,
besides many other features on the
two day program, which is as fol-
lows:
Friday, September 18th
Hoo A. M. Free show at Oxford
Theatre.
100 p. M. Sank Centre Band.
1:3O P. M. Free show at Oxford
Theatre.
1870 p. M. Catching of six roost-
ers.
las p. M. Tug Of War, farm boys
under Ii years. North VS.. South,
Bird st. division. Not over 20 boys
on each side, $500.
200 p. NJ. Farm team pulling
contest, $500. (Must furnish own
eveners,.
800 p. M. welcome-Mayor w. e.
DeLaurier.
$40 P. M. Speaker, Congressman
Harold Knutson.
400 p. M. Free show at Oxford
Theatre.
400 P. M. Catching the Creased
pig. Winner gets the pig.
4:30 p. M. Apple diving contest.
Under IA, 60c, 40c, zoe.
TOO p. M. Sank Centre band.
7:30 p. M. v. r. w. Junior Drum
Corps.
$50 p. NJ. Free pavement dance.
Good music.
Saturday. Sept. 18th
1870 A. M. Sank Centre band.
HOO A. NJ. Water fight by two
teams on the Fire Department.
100 p. M. Sank Centre band.
100 p. N. r. w. Junior Drum
Corps.
200 p. NJ. Fat mans race, 200
pounds or over, 75c, soc and 25c.
2:15 p. N. Girls running race,
under IA, 75c, Soc, CSC.
2:25 p. M. Bicycle race, children
under IA, $100, 75c, SOC. Start at
cemetery ending at Main Street.
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