The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-05


Friday, October 10-11-12 with
to last reports of the committee
in charge.
/ Exceptional Exhibits
! With beunteOus crop and excep-
tional quality grains, the exhibits
this year promise to be among the
best ever shown at any previous fair
held in Sheridan county From re-
ports over the county a large array
of exhibits will be shown in every
department. The Fair Board has
asked that every farmer try to bring
in some exhibit and not leave it to
the other fellow. Because the sue
cess of the fair lays with the inter-
est taken in it by the people of the
county.
Children's Day
Thursday, October 11th.. is. Child
ren's Day and also the day on which
: the Stock Demonstration Train will
be in PlentywOod. Special features
; have been added for the children on
, that day. County Superintendent of
! Schools Miss Singleton has asked the
! different school boards of the county
: to close school for that day as the
+ instructions and educational features
for the children will be of great value
q to them. The parents of the county
( have also been asked by the Fair
o. committee to use eVeFv effort -tc
4 bring their children to Plentywood
3 Thursday to take in the Fair, visit
e the stock train and take in the pic
4 ture show with its instructions in Al
club work. While Thursday will be
d big day for the grownups, it will
! also be banner day for the children
e for whom extra attractions have
e been made. AS the farmers of to-
@ morrow, the Fair committee feels
le that the children should become in
5 terested in the best methods of agri.
culture and stock raising, and every
,e effort will be made to show them Z
le good time along with the educational
ID features.
Id Program of Sports On Last Day
y y At meeting of the Sheridan Coun
~ ty Fair Board which was held in tn,
= = county extension office, plans wer,
- made Ior an entertainment on tn,
last day of the fair which is Friday
:, Oct. IL. An excellent program O
sports and amusement has been add
. ed to the fair program for that day
There will be another team pullin,
contest similar to that held last yea
with an increase of prize which wi
be $40 for first and So for SECOND
This is open to any draft team i
the county. Another feature adde
NJ to the fair this year will be a hors
running race with cash prizes of 81
for first and SIS for second. A move
ty which no doubt will be the china
of the day will be a creased pi
catching contest for boys 16 year
All and under. Nels Olson Of Outloo
RS has consented to grease the pig an
he says that who ever catches II
ID hog will surely earn the prize. An
boy in the county who wishes to el
IL ter this contest will sign up with M
Olson Friday afternoon, Oct. 12.
The big event of the day will be
foot ball game between Plentywoc
and Scobey which will be staged in
a+ medlately after the other events hay
- been run. This entire program WI
eI at the base ball park and a small a,
28 mission will be charged.
ut A fair is not complete witho1
. amusement, therefore, the fair boar
ndS lIIleu up program OF anus
ment that should attract the old
well as the young throughout the e
tire county. The program will sta
lie at the base ball park at e'clot
Friday afternoon.
To complete the fair program Il
his board decided to stage dance in Il
ex- Farmer-Labor Temple Friday ev
rail ming after the exhibits have been r
pc moved. The dance will be IN char,
uty of the fair board members and ever
Ael- one in the county is cordially invit,
for to the Farmer-Labor Temple on FL
all day evening, Oct. 12 to participate
ged the fair ball.
% %an9 Merchants Put On Specials
During Fair week, Plentywo,
yer merchants are offering special
sti- ducements to the buying public.
hey careful perusal of the ads in tn
lec- issue of the Producers News gives
de- good idea of the many bargains tn
will be Offered during the days of t
fair