The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-09-19
Dances. Races. School
Art Displays Also To
Feature Show

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as top-hands, according to the
entries in the various events OF
the junior fair rodeo, which
will take place here Saturday
afternoon.
The show Friday and Satur-
day is to feature agricultural
and art exhibits, races of var
ious kinds, dances in the junior
high school gymnasium each
evening, and parades, as well
as the rodeo.
A rodeo queen will be crowned
at the Friday night dance,
and the HarEin high school
band, directed by A. R. Hegre,
will perform at all the afternoon
sessions.
william Cowley, FLA sponsor,
announced that SO boys from
st. Xavier, Lodge Grass, Crow
Agency, Wyola and Hardin had
entered the calf riding contest.
Since only ten calves will be
available, only ten boys can
ride each day, and the entry
list will have to be weeded out
by drawing.
Those furnishing livestock for
the roideo are Jewell Ottun,
horses; Art Randall calves;
George Zier, steers. Helping to
o~fficiate will be Jewell Ottun,
Ray Monasmith, Melvin Harris
and Glenn Beaver.
Riders were informed that
they will receive their numbers
for calves, steers and horses at
the fair grounds Saturday NOR
ming at 1000 O'Clock.
The all school parade will be
held Friday afternoon at 1:30
p.m., and all schools in the
county will be eligible to enter.
The theme is to be agriculture,
and a prize is to be offered for
the best float. Many original
ideas are expected to be shown
in the parade.
, On Saturday, a western par
aide is to be held, and all per-
sons who take part in it will
. be admitted to the rodeo free.
The Harry Roe sound system
!, from Billings has been. engaged
:, and will be in use both days
= of the fair. >
i It was announced that all en-
tries to the fair must be in
place at the grounds by 900
pm, Thursday.
: A. W. Johnson, state super
l visor of vocational agriculture
! will be here for the show, and
will make a short address, as
will Superintendent of Schools
: w. j. Shirley, Hardin Rodeo
manager Roy o. Chambers, and
Chairman of the Board of
County Commissioners B. H.
McCarty.
Prizes will be awarded for the
best floats Friday and the best
+ dressed cowboy Saturday. Judges
! are Jens Kalberg, E. c. Kuehn
and C. S. Elder.
The dances, which will have
: a western theme, will begin at
: 800 pm. A rodeo queen, to be
chosen from among Fern Clark,
: Margaret Raeburn, Janice KEEL
ley md Marguerite Plummer,
= will be elected by popular vote
at the dance Friday, and the
D winner will be crowned the
= same evening.
$ The program will be given
r in the following order each
Il afternoon:
Friday - 1870, all school
y parade; 200, band selection fol-
= lowed by addresses of welcome
= by w. j. Shirley and A. w.
y John son, clown act by BAIL
y Besel and Ole Olenik, polo
game, race for girls under 10
q years, band selection, race for
boys under 10, rope spinning
g clown act, race for girls under
. 16, band selection, ace for boys
under 16, tight rope walking
and weight lifting act by Doc
O ley Pauley, bicycle races tol
! both boys and girls, cowboy
is songs by Bert Salverson, clown
act, pony races for boys, trac.
tor race, presentation of candi-
dates for rodeo queen, first
days calf riding, and "Goc
Bless America" played by the
;, band.
W Saturday - 100, western
parade; 200, band selection
# followed by addresses by ROY
Chambers and B. H. McCartv
d presentation of riders, western
welcome by lineup, rope spin.
e ners, band selection, first sec.
ton of second days calf rid.
2 ing, Boy Scouts horse show
g first half of steer riding. stron,
t: man and tight rope act, frs
d half of bareback riding, bant
g selection, second half of cal
: riding, cowboy songs by Der
: Salverson, rope spinning, cal
S. roping, second half of stee
e riding, wild cow milking, secon,
e half of bareback riding, an
n nouncement Of rodeo winner
and old car race.