Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-09-30

Great Falla, and with this show ID
being held the Annual Boys anG
Girls Club Fair.
This afternoon the Great FALL
Municipal Band will give g concert
ON Central Avenue and Friday after
noon at the Fair grounds.
The high school orchestra will
play at the grounds on Friday
evening.
On Saturday noon the Hotel Rain
bow will entertain the club ex-
-hibitors at luncheon in the Palm
Room. On Friday noon the kiwanis
club at luncheon will entertain
farmers, each member bringing 3
farmer as his guest
Five Counties in District
Five counties are in the district
covered by the North Central Mon
tana Corn and Livestock show and
the club fair Cascade, Teton, Pom
der7, Chouteau and Judith Basin.
Indications Monday afternoon were
that there will be some $50 exhibits
listed for competition by about 100
exhibitors. Some Of the displays
have been already sent in. In ad-
dition 10 the exhibits entered for
competition for the cash and mer-
chandise prizes offered, thsre win be
several educational exhibits, each
county in the district having ar
ranged for one Of these displays,
and also there Will be dairy exhibit
which has been sent here by the state
extension service.
At last years fair the Montana
Livestock pavilion, which continues to
be the show headquarters, was suf-
ficient to house the exhibits, this
year three large tents of the circus
type have been obtained from the
state fair at Helena. These tents
viii be for livestock and will prob
ably accomOdste -eme OF the com
nserr'as exhibits. Ais5, the pavilion
space is being better utilized Tie
amphitheater around the stock
Judging ring has been assigned to
di plays of grains and vegetables.
Last year there were no vegetables
IN this space.
For more than a week a crew Of I
men has been getting the pavilion in
to condition for the exposition
adorned with flags, banners q hunt
ing, the hall represents a carnival
appearance. Monday afternoon the
tents were being erected south of
the pavilion. Some Of the cattle had
arrived and were in the stalls.
At one Friday afternoon there win
be a concert by the Municipal band.
Presentation Of prizes TO boys and
girls who competed in the campaign
IN Cascade county for the eradication
Of rodents and carniverous animals
an birds destruction to agricultural
crope, poultry and livestock is set
for two o'clock Friday afternoon. The
contest began in April and will close
September S0th- There are nine dis
trictz for each Of which prizes will
be given, and there win be general
awards for the entire county.
Prepare for Concert
The concert by the Great Falls
high school orchestra will be held AZ
he pavilion at 7:sO Friday evening,
he stock Judging ring having been
assigned to the musicians. Miss j.
Iune Ebey, director of the orchestra. G
'isited the pavilion Monday after J
loon TO make the necessary arrange {
nents for the orchestra. n
Saturday morning at 8 o'clock :
here will be stock Judging contest !.
" an Club members and at two that
Efternoon a dairy stock Judging {
by the boys and girls. r
The pavilion this year has finer 4
than ever before for the :,
'urposes Of show, R. e. Cameron,
Of the exhibits, COM
aented Monday. The long rows Of
orn racks have received a coat Of 1
ght green kalsOmine. Each corn o.
xhibit win be separated by a Iath
trapped with red paper. There Is
zfficient room for the displaying Of
5000 ears Of cOrn-5, 900 ears in the
ear entry lots and 10000 ears in W
ae buahel entry lots. m
Dairy cattle win be housed in the r
aviion. and because Of the more W
entries this year all stall b
Sace is expected TO be utilized Beef m
Attie viii be In one Of the tents and ol
leep vii be in another tent. Fl
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