The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-06-29

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ture who cares to. These pictures are
concerning the wild west and will de-
light both old and young.
Street Sports at 1880 p. m.
A fine program of races has been
arranged and includes nearly every
thing excepting automobile races and
nice prizes have been hung up for the !
winners. Two pony races will also DE
a feature of the street sports. The
tug-of-war will create much interest
between the people living north and
south of the Great Northern railway,
both city and country.
PlentywOOd VS.. ScObey
At $3.50 p. m. Plentywood will meet
Scobey at the Herald ball park in a
hot game The Fourth of July games
are out of the ordinary each year as
greater efforts are made on that day
to capture the major share of the gate
receipts. Very few cities in the
northwest will be able to see the base
ball talent in action that will be be-
fore the fans in northeastern Mon
tana next Tuesday, July 3, at the
Herald ball park.
StupendOus PyrOtechnic Display
At 9 o'clock a huge display of fire
works has been arranged for at the
bal lpark. The collection of novelties
this year is one of the best ever ga
thered for an independence Day cele-
bration in Plentywood. 1t will be a
sight that no one will want to miss.
Celebration Ends With Dance
AS a fitting end to a full day of
pleasure a big dance will be held at
the Farmer-Labor Temple, commenc-
ing at 9 o'clock and continuing till
the wee hours of the morning.
PROGRAM
Following is the days program to-
gether with the list of prizes:
1000 a. m-Parade, music by band
Best float-1st, $40; End, S., 3rd
$3.50
Best Clown-1st SIS; End $3.50.
Best dressed boy or girl pony rid.
er-1st $3.50; End $1.5O.
Best Industrial float-1st SIS; 2nC
l $3.50.
Best decorated lady on horseback
e $3.50.
Best dressed gentleman on horse
back-$2.50.
OCoI CuNSllll6 SIOup-pO.UU.
Best decorated boy or girl on pom!
L $500.
Best Fraternal float-1st $40; 2nc
! $500.
: 11:OO a. m.-Speaking, at corner O
I; Main and First Avenue Ernest c
: Parish, war veteran of Fargo, N. D
i 11:45 a. m.-Dmner. Free coffee an,
: lemonade Will be served to picnick
ers at Leland hotel sample room
bring cOnLaners.)
HOO a. m. to 800 p. m. and 500 I
! m. to 700 p. m.-Free continuou
: movie show at Orpheum Theatre
:, 30 p. m.-SPorts and races.
Street Sports
Il Boys 50-yard dash, 16 years an
! under, LIST $3.50; End 81; 3rd SOC.
l. !. Boys 50-yard dash, over 16 year,
"A LIST $3.50, End 81, 3rd SOC.
: Girls 50-yard dash, Ia years an
=. :, under, LIST $3.50, End 81, 3rd SOC.
Girls 50-yard dash, over Ia year
= 1st $1.50 2no 81, 3rd SOC.
of Lobster race, boys under 16, 1.
y $1.50, End 81, 3rd SOC.
IL Boys Sack Race, free for all. !;
~ $3.50, End 81, 3rd SOC.
~ Girls potato race, over 16 years. L
ne $3.50, End 81, 3rd SOC.
u Girls Egg and Spoon race, fir
- $1.50, End 81, 3rd SOC.
ae Boys 3-legged race, any age, 1
Al S1.50, End 81 &c soc.
C. Fat Mems race, 200 pounds
- over, LIST SO, End 81.
4 IL Tug of war, City men VS.. COUNT
II II Men, $1.0O.
ne Horse Races
-. 10 Ponies under IA hands high-fir
IN IN SIS, End $3.50, 3rd $1.5O.
ol Ponies over 1 4hands high-fir
as as SIS, End $3.50, 3rd $1.5O.
he $3.50 p. m. ball game-Scobey v
Plentywood
ng 900 p. m. fireworks at ball park.
e. e. $3.50 p. m. dance at Farmer-Lab
Ole Temple.
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