The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-09-09
DR0ADUS ROUNDUP
WAS BIG SHOW

Vas bI6 SnuW
The Broadus Roundup in point of
entertainment proved to he q big
shcw. The attendance was under that
Of last year. but all overhead expenses
receipts will eliminate any great dem
let It was not the intent OF the
Roundup association to make money.
but simply to meet expenses. For this
reason the purses were not as large
as last year. There were perhaps
and with the horses and steers were
as good as seen in much larger shows
of this character.
the shows on both days, Friday and
Saturday, were not cll the regular
program and it was necessary to con-
day, giving practically u three-day
There were visitors here from near
$50 miles distant.
:, There were numerous features cf
the tn 10 kkoundup program. In the forenoon
Coalwood in baseball game, running
Only hve innings We're played and the
strong lead. Record crowds attended
the American Legion dances at Shorty's
The Sage Brush Minstrels Of Miles
CITY who We're playing the community
| formance at Shortys garage Saturday
the big audience. on account Of in
| necessary for an indoor show. Earl
=, Vance OF the Miles City Aero club
! piloted All airplane here Friday fore-
secretary OF the Miles City Chamber Of
Commerce, and between show hours
JOY rides.
There Was no untoward accident to
mar, mar the ~ Koqndup ,5, save miner Injuries
| thrown by horse at the polls on the
| eve of race.
Charles Ewalt from south % Dakota.
who purposely jumped from his bare
trc1,,a Pack mGa1t %ad h.t 1t was said that his
ride the horse; 1t is quite likely this
rider will be forever disqualified from
participation in future Eroadus round
ups.
There was 40 appearance of the
Powder River band on either day Of
the Roundup. Following the experience
PLACES the local band has encountered
ai1atieul'y a1an. III in getting over the rough
PLAYERS come in, however, the band is
certain to be reorganized and become
Rr;de W;,haI Of the the f9mmunity and county
put over this year by untiring work
on tnn part @ OF each .,I,! member Of the
were appreciated by ali. ' ''' :"
y fill Eorman. man. tid ild.ng the eele6rated
Wall was second % other ,HsS, riders ar sxs We're
= Charles. Ewalt, Tat Durand. Shorty
paws Frank Brantley. Pus Ewalt ana
ii. Neptune. Motorcycle Mike.)
I I'uSS EWait and Mike Wall fnOl.
first ana second money in the bareback
: riding Others We're H. Neptune. Bill
Pat Durand. Albert Hunt sandy
: Hawks and Arthur Brandley.
-, Prizes a,z. fr for the best ,tueking horses
first. an and S the W b. Bay a. second. ece1" hefse'
e In the steer riding. the performers
We're Mac Holcomb. Carl Smith, David
Herb Daily. Henry kedding, q. n.
n RiHney; Mike Wall. Bill Ripley and
=: the Allison horse was nrst, Pat, owned
!. BY Pat Nnnegan. second. and the
Irion horse third.
all, horses owned by W. U. Cook and
d sam Jarvis We're first and second.
It won by Cook Allison and Iricn i,
" The cowboys relay race was won b,
N Tucker Proctor and Sam Jarvis, frs
The boys horse race was won b,
N Harlan Ircn, Frank Irion and Tom
ut baugh in order named.
Second days winners:
I'd One-half mile free for aIl--.N Irlou
first: e. \. Allison. second.
e. One-quarter mile free for all-Th
IA same winners as above.
oyI Boys race--l.ou lrion, Sam Jarvis.
ry Ladies' race-W. L. Cook, Fat Fin
- negan.
e. Cowboys relay-.;. $. Cleveland, RIOS
n. Tombaugh.
f. Walsh.
IL Steer riders: Millard Ripley, ]. I
}: Newmiller, Chester Beagle Field
st Wash. Puss Ewalt, Lloyd 0sgood. Ma
er Holcomb, Bill Ripley, Kid Whimpe,
Ok Bareback horse riders: Bill Ripi e,
,: a. Neptune. Lloyd Osgood, Albei
ss hunt. .. G. Oliphant, Field Wash, Sal
Ewalt. Carl Smith, Mac H.lcom
first and second money respectively.
Herbert Daily Smith and Hunt too
In the saddle bucking contest Da
~ Gilmore took first money and Charlie
llley second money. Among Oths
;s- riders were Albert Hunt and Ri
-" Ripley
"a sa1 Prizes for the best bucking hers,
w" horse and to the r + bay. FIRST al
Se second respectively.
art In the calf-ropine contest, the sp
III clal prize donated by two Sout
ia Omaha commission firms, Woods. o
N valid and Thos. Lindley was won
Is frank Proctor, first. and JOhno Wei
- Jsecond.
~. The judges who officiated at IL
he celebration were Charles Scotield. \
RI f. Sutter and A. w. Devashor.
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