Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-09-29
PROGRAM CTS BOTH
DAYS WELL RECEIVED
BY THR0NG OF 1000
RESERVE ~gt9ETS SILVER CIP
AWARDED FOR THE BEST
COMMUNITY BOOTH

Attendance at the Sheridan Goun-
" lair. Friday and Saturday. far
exceeded the expectations + the
Far Eaafd an the Commercial Club
and wa termed a success firm ey-
cry standpoint. AFpr9 ximateiy four
TN usand persons from all parts Ut
the county and from nearby counties
attended the tMa-daa show.
Friday was -Wessby Day with
the main entertainment feature be-
IHg a baseball game between Vest
BY an Plentyw cd. The Plentywood
city hand furnished music at the
game, as well as for the stage per-
~fofmanees. Tumbling acts were pre-.
sented by karoI kurtz and Tootie
Fitzgerald. with Yyonne DeSilva and
lnez Brabe appearing IN Mickey
Mouse consumes during the act.
4 pig was dropped with d para.
chute fr5m an airplane by pilot
Strong, the young porker being cap
tured when it landed by Ronald
Iindberg Of Plentywocd.
Saturday program fwas started
III with a variety of races. Tn the.
Shetland pony race the Rel4er POM
came in for first money, with the
mounts Of Alger Jones and Roy
J#hason coming IN sec nd and third
respectively.
Gerals Merek was first in the Iii.
cycle race, William Newlon second
and Frank Dienne third.
Ole Gunder on was first IA the
horse race, K ger MCGOWAN secor,
and Gene Esgen third.
The BIS relay race Was won By
q team comp I'd OF James Parker,
Jehn D K, Bud Ewing and Sid
y met. Second place team was
Lyle Zimmerman, Morris Lund
Glen Gooder and Ross Kielstrup.
plens ywood wpn ies second ball
game IN two days BY defeating the
Sask., club.
In The forenoon the PlentyMood
hand furnished mu il for the
ade, and the Medicine Lake BIND
furnished a large share of the mus.
e for the stage acts. Program num-
beers inclu ed a defamation. Mad
~ BY Harold Selyig Of Outlook.
dialogue, My Gracious BY Glen
Peters n and Melvin Deck, also OF
Outlook Prof Felbaum Of Home
gave . political speech,
which 9 pecially plea ed the huge
with its nonsense and force
ulne :. Nine Dagmar boys under
he dirests of Rev. Larson gave j
gymnastic exhibition Il
the crowd with their dai-
performances. The Medicine Lake
lLarteffe gave some pleasing selee.
A folk dance by ten couples
from Dagmar was very interesting
AMI Was well given.
G unity Agent Warden Of Culbers
! n, who had charge Of the Judging
II exhibits, gave a brief talk and
commended very highly the cooper
which made possible this fair.
md the wonderful di play Of exhib-
Is which We're assembled.
The plen wood Band also gave
s@everal. numbers on the program
here were tumbfing acts IN knrts
md Fitzgerald GIRLS, together with
performance by a group Of boys
iressed az elaWns, a lisn, d mule and
/ ayage+
The Tjomsland Radio Shop Of SEQ
contributed the use of d loud
reaker am operator. by which the
and talks were amplified.
Jalmer lverson of Dagp@ cap
ured the pig which wa droApeJ
rom the airplane Saturday by
means OF a parachute.
Considerable interest was displav
n the exhibits. All exhibits were
nicely arranged and the grain and
'egetable displays were ample proof
I the high quality of this years
r. ducts. Corn was exceptionally fine
: were the various grasses and
feeds.
The Reserve booth was awarded
ne silver cup for the best commu-
,ity booth The booth was adjudged
he best by the following consider.
items: number of ribbons won.
nmber Of exhibits and artistic ar
angenent Of product.
4 great deal of work had been put
crth en- most Of the booths and the
.7ntesfants were eager that their
appear to good advantage.
exhibitor requested that booths
G larger next year so that more
exhibits would be possible.
The natural game life exhibit of
he Izaak Walton League proved
cry interesting. and this promises
} be yer a better sideshow in fu-
ire fairs.
due e lack Of space the names Of
inning exhibitors was crowded out
ms issue or the Herald, but will
rpear next week.