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Re: JMS/MN Forest city show???'s.
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Posted by JMS/MN on August 04, 2006 at 16:52:55 from (204.73.106.15):
In Reply to: JMS/MN Forest city show???'s. posted by Dave from MN on August 04, 2006 at 11:14:16:
Our show is Aug 19-20, featuring Molines this year. Located between Kimball and Litchfield, next to Hiway 24. 5 miles NE of Litchfield along Hiway 24. Antique tractor pull on Saturday only, live music, sawmill, gas engines, steam engines, blacksmith shop, camping, potato digging, corn shredding, threshing, horses. kids pedal pull (free, with prizes) on Sunday. Fireworks Saturday nite. Forset City's 150th birthday- small town, maybe 50 pop? Rendezvous at the old restored FC Stockade (1862 Souix uprising) across the road each day. They are separate from us, do early pioneer stuff, separate admission of about a buck per head. Ours is $4 for adults, kids 12 and under are free. We have breakfast and dinner each day in our museum. We do a cash raffle- ten prizes, 1000 tickets sold, $5 each- I'll be the one announcing the winners- hope you and the family show up.......would be fun to meet you guys. Worked at the Meeker county fair in a couple different booths last nite- we don't have the St. Cloud hassle here. Dirty shame you can't take the family to a local fair anymore!
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