The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-09-10


jury and no pickup" men were avail.
able so he rode until the steed gave
up and stopped. allowing him ia
step of. almost as though he were
alfghting from a Pullman, He de.
clared it quite an experience but he
wouldn't care to following broncho-
busting as vocation.
SHORTY earage was used for jit-
ney dances both evenings and Eccles
orchestra gave satisfaction with it's
snappy and up to date music. A spe-
cial dancing floor had been laid and
both evenings was crowded to ca
pacity.
Moving picture shows were given
both evenings at the town hall and
proved good source Of entertain
ment for the many.
Broadus was decorated with flags
and bunting for the show and a large
streamer at the entrance to the town
bid all welcome. Another streamer
extending the width of the street.
bore the legend, "Broadus for ALL
All for Broadus.''
Concessions during the Roundup
were conducted by the Community
Church Of BrOadus. by Mrs. Chas. 3.
Lewis with novelty stand: Barney
Barnett with hot dog stand
where he served hundreds of people,
and other soft drink and ice cream
stands. The Powder River hotel did
AN excellent business during the
Roundup and surprised and delighted
the many guests who found accom-
mOdatiOns there. OF one accord all
con graduated Broadus in having such
a fine little hotel.
First Days Events
Steer riders were Eddie Graham,
Fred Russell. Ted Mccoy. Miles
Brown. Dan Gilmore. John o. Wells.
Harry Beddor, Shorty Davis and
Rast. The latter after riding his
steer, gave an exhibition of bulldog
ging.
Bareback riders were Dick Rabern,
Newman DALEY, Emory McCorey,
Fred Russell. Eddie Graham, Fred
Moore and Dan Gilmore.
Contestants in the saddle riding
contests We're Pat Duran. Chase Ira
week, Dick Rabern, Emory McCorey.
Bud Nichols.
In the auarter mile saddle horse
race John Iron took first n,uI:5 and
Alison Sc lnnd.
One-half mile race--Gaylori Wells
first and Billy Raymer, riding the
Finnegan horse. second.
One-quarter mile race-Carl Irion
first. c. II. Riley second.
Half mile hoys' race Harley 1rion
first. Frank lrion, second.
Ladies' relay race--Fannie Harvey
first. Mildred Hudson second.
Honyokers' race Staples and
Hamlin. first. Wells and Mstliu. sec
ond.
In a foot race Sam Jansen took
fist money and Leonard Brock sec
ond money
In the evening at Shorty,s CARA ge
occurred boxing contest between
Lathrop and Mike Nicholson, ],
both of Miles City. The bout was |
Witnessed by over 200 spectators and
was au;1a ntere>ting. L.athrop put !.
up /. -....A1 cOatu.t. boxing the last |
three rounds with broken finger.
Second Days Winners
Saddle riding contestants = New |
man DALEY. Bud Ilasselton. Ted Nc
Coy. Dick Smith. Pat Duran. Glen |
Knight, Ross Ayers Dick Rabe"n. |
Arthur Brandley.
Bareback riders: Miles Brown,
Fred Russell, Harvey Beduor. Dan
Gilmore. Lewis Serruys. Dick Rahern.
Fed Mccoy, Fred Moore. Emory Nc
'orey. Ross Ayers. Eddie Graham,
)rlin Ol;phint, Eddie Graham. Rev.
Il. X. Waters. Dick Smith. Charles
Riley.
Steer riders Dick Rahern. Fast,
Jan Gilmore and Tom McClnry Joint
y. Harry Mitchell. Arthur Branaley,
Dan Gilmore, George Poplinser.
Half mile race: Art Allison. first.
\ tie resulted for second money and
he race Was run over by the two.
eamer rode the winning horse.
In the half-mile ladies' relay race,
lie winners We're Fannie Harvey and
Mildred Hudson in that order.
Five-eigh.s mile race: Ramer, rid
ns the Finnegan horse. first: Gay
ord Wells.