The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-06-27
ATTORNEY ONSTAD SPEAKER OF THE DAY

The arrangements committee have
been busy the past week in PLENTY
wood cleaning up the odds and ends
Of the work attendant upon sIch an
elabroate program as is being offered
by PientywOod to the public on Julv
The attractions will be given as
advertised in the following program
and there will be something DOING ali
the time. A strong effort is being
made to prevent any skin game are
ClSts from operating in the town dur-
ing the celebration and extra police
VIII make 1t unhealthy for the boot
leggers.
Picnic grounds will be provided in
the old tOwnsite for all those who
wish to bring their picnic dinners
PlentywOOd invites one and all from
1af and near to attend this bio cele-
bratiOn Of our independence and to
view and hear the following program
winch sCrpasses anything that has
ever yet been staged in this citv at
IKE event. Elaborate plans are be-
ing made for the parade which will
start at 1000 o'clock and if Will he
a gorgeous affair from beginning to
end.
PROGRAM
JULY THIRD=Band Concert at
1 o'clock.
Small Car 10 mile Race 1870.
Prizes 1st. $500 End. $1,000.
Free Tug of war, busines men and
farmers Immediately before the ball
game, IhOrstensOn Bros. Captains.
10 men on each side prize $1,000
rro7o Of s0O
Horse races Immediately after ball
game.
Saddle horse race, 1st, 10. End SIS.
Pony race, 1st, 10; End $500.
Dance in the evening at old Koll-
man building.
July Fourth
Parade 1000 o'clock sharp.
7 RIAES 1st End
Saddle horses, best appear
ing -------------.--.-..--.- $500
Teams, best appearing. $500 $500
Best Organization Float. $500 $500
Best Business Float $500 $500
Best Farm Float -......--..--. $500 $500
Largest Farm Family. $500
Farm Family coming long
est Distance ......-.--.- $500
Best Decorated Doll Buggy
OF age -..--...--...........-S2 $500
Best Patriotic Outfit by boy
under Twelve $500
MOSC comic get up---.------S2.5 so
Route for Parade
Parade will assemble on vacant plot
south of Orpheum Theatre building.
starting at south end cf main street
three blocks north to Montana Motor
L
between Montana Motor COMPANY
and Hospital, thence south to point
of beginning, covering entire route
twice, after which the prize winners
selected by the Judges will again
come up Main street.
SPEAKING
IL o'clock at Band Stand, L. J. On
stad speaker of the Day.
Scfnet Solo Harry DeSilva
Song .----------.----.....-- Bervl Pierce
ONE HOUR RECESS AT NOON
FOOT RACES AT 100 SHARP
races 1st End
Mems race, 100 yards $500
Girls race, S-12 yrs. $500 S1.OO
Girls race, 16 yrs. $500 S1.OO
Eat Woman's race $500 S1.OO
sack Race -----------.-------.---.-S200 S1O0
Egg race ------..----.--------,-...-S200 S1.OO
Boys, race, II yrs. $500 S1.0O
Boys race, 16 years $500 S1.OO
Boys race, 18 years $500 100
lhTee legged race $500 S1OO
ladies' race ---..-----...---------S2.O S10O
Ball Game at $3.50
Day light fire works will be put on
before the bali game on
-he ball diamond and will be in con-
junction with the ball game. These
3an also be seen from almost any
place in the city.
An excellent display of fire works
about $3.50 P. NJ
Dance in HOLMAN Building at 900
P. M.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all cur friends
and neighbors for their kindness and
in our sad bereavement.
We especially wish to thank Rev.
Egge for his words of cheer and com
5ort, the choir and Sunday school
ahlldren fer their songs and for the
beautiful floral offerings.
MR.. AND MRS. SELMER JOHNSON
AND CHILDREN.
A number of the young folks of
ms city mOtOred to Brush Lake Sun
lay where they spent the evening.
Some of them are: Margarete Fine,