Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-03-21
RODEO BOARD LAY
PLANS TO STAGE
RED LODGE R0DE0
Select Committees and Set
Rodeo Dates For
July 2-3-4

There'll be a hot time in the
old town on the days land nights)
of July 2, 3 and A, the dates set
by the Red Lodge Rodeo associ-
alton at their board meeting here
Monday night for the staging of
the annual Red Lodge rodeo.
BY unanimous vote the board
at their meeting at the city hall
Monday night decided that the
rodeo show would be staged this
year following a vote of accept
ance on favorable reports of the
two committees that have been
canvassing local business houses
for the past two weeks to secure
pledges of the necessary finances
to stage the show.
The committees reports were
entirely up to the expectations of
the board, virtually every business
man contacted by the committee
men pledging to do his bit to-
wards making this years show
bigger and better entertainment
value than has ever before been
staged here. Though the reports
showed that pledges had not yet
attained the original amount set
by the board as the financial
goal before plans for staging the
show were made, they were salts
factory enough to assure going
ahead with the plans for this
years rodeo. The committees will
continue their canvassing of the
business houses of the city, it was
decided. Anyone who is interested
in knowing the exact amount
pledged, it was stated Tuesday,
may examine the minutes of the
secretary of the association.
At Monday nights meeting COM
mittees on arrangements for stag
ing the rodeo were selected, adj
mission prices were fixed at fifty
cents for general, twenty-five
cents for grandstand and one dol
lar for auto stalls. Children under
twelve years of age will be ad-
mitted for twenty-five cents.
A motion was also made and
carried that no concessions oper-
ated by outside interests would
be permitted on the main streets
of Red Lodge or on the rodeo
grounds during the three days
that the show is performing, it
being held that in former years
that the rodeo was held here, for
eign concessionaires competed
with local business houses who
were lending their support to the
rodeo, and were reaping profits
that should naturally go to the
local business man.
Committees named by the board
Monday night for the staging of
this years rodeo are as follows:
Program committee-Roy A.
Nutting, chairman; Milo Schanck,
B. w. Holt and Harold Davis.
Finance committee-H. c. Oh
colt, chairman; K. w. Skeen, c.
M. Downs, Dominic Castellano,
John Albert and A. j. NORM.
Stock committee-Roy A. Nut
ting. chairman; Frank OConnor,
Lou Tunnicliff, Vern Cowger,
Fred Meyer and Bill Clark.
Advertising committee-C. H.
Draper, chairman; ]. N. Cornelio,
o. ]. Simmons, w. w. Flashman
and M. B. Pay.
Ticket committee. ]. Gleason,
chairman; T. J. Kearns, E. B.
Shelley. Ted Schmitz, Harry
Moore, Frank O'Connor and Pete
Boggio.
Concession committee-Dominic
Marino, chairman; Ed Bloom and
Ray Houtonen.
Accommodation committee-Tom
Pollard, chairman; John Peters,
Ted Schmitz and c. Natal.
Indian committee-Lou Tunni-
cliff.
Golf committee-Fred Alden,
chairman; C. N. Luttrell and G. P.
Larl1in.
Music and dance committee
C. M. Downs, chairman; Charles
Mattila, Matt Solso and B. W.
Holt.
Board of managers-R. A. Nut
ting. chairman; l.. M. Slavens and
A. F. Richardson.
Carnival and fight committee
Henry Albert, chairman; j. 2.
Plunkett, Bert Castellano and Le-
land Newman.
Policing grounds committee
Jack McFate, chairman; John
Cory and Harry Smith.
Membership committee-J. N.
Cornelio, chairman; Harold Graves
Dominic Columbus, Harry Smith
and Tony Salona.