The Sidney herald., 1955-08-18
Rlchland County Fair Entertainment
Program, Exhibits To Be Best Ever


The 18th annual Ricbland
County Fair, classed as one OF
Montana's most popular, will give
thousands of fair visitors three
glorious days and nights of en-
tertalnment, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, September l, 2 and
8.
Every member of the family
Will be royalty entertained bv
bands, thrilling acts. elaborate
mercantile and agricultural dis
plays, lavish shows, midway at
fractions and exciting rodeo
events.
IRA = RCA RodeO
The Greenough and Orr rodeo
each afternoon is an official IRA
and RCA point award show. Top
rodeo stock and champion cow
boys will be real features of the
famous Alice Greenough, Joe Orr
and 0. h. Dayton rodeo. Cowboys
will be competing for $3.50 in
prize money plus entry fees in
saddle bronc riding, bareback
riding, calf roping, steer wrest-
ling and Brahma bull riding. Fast
riding cow-girls will compete in
the colorful barrel race for adj
ditional prize money.
Top Vaudeville Acts
Each afternoon and evening
performance will feature out
standing circus and vaudeville
acts. These outstanding acts will
be featured in the afternoon ro-
dec shows and the night revue.
The finest in Rizzley, juggling,
novelty, musical and balancing
attractions will thrill fair patrons
at every showing.
Big Night Show
A company of sixty people will
present songs, music, dancing and
novelties galore in the top night
show, international Circuit Re-
vue." The deliberately lighted
scenery and beautiful costumes
add up to a most colorful night
show. The Gwen Morris dance
troupe, The Four Kavacks, Five
Badells, Make and Mile, Pal and
May, and other top vaudeville acts
will make this years stage show
even better than that of last year.
Chick Willis, Master of Ceremon-
les extra ordinaire, will add the
drive and zest associated with all
Clarence Smith shows.
the Midway
More eating concessions are al
ready scheduled at this time this
year as compared to past years.
Novelty stands, bingo stands and
a variety of booths along the mid
way will attract many fair visi-
tors each day and night of the
fair.
Northern Exposition Shows, a
modern playground for visitors, is
classed as one of the cleanest car
nivals on fair circuits. They fea-
ture new modern rides, kiddies
rides, big side shows, which mean
fun for old, young and the entire
family.
Agriculture and Commercial
Exhibits
Indications point to an out
standing display of agricultural
exhibits from North Dakota and
Montana communities. All and
FLA entries are coming in early
and promise to exceed past years
in number and quality. Cash pre-
miums of $500 are drawing
great numbers of entries into all
phases of fair exhibits such as
school, horticulture, livestock and
others.
The 18th annual Richland
County Fair and Rodeo has the
finest agricultural display in the
Northwest and this exposition
represents a lot of hard work on
the part of the farmers, ranchers,
All members and FLA members.
The agricultural exhibits are COLI
lected and arranged by the fif-
teen community committees whose
names appear below:
SIOUX PASS - Christine Nor
by, Jessie Witt, Jean Witt, Dave
Lewis, Lyle ArneSon, Bill Witt,
Aldo zoanni, Johnny Cattaneo,
Avis Zoanni, Hazel Olafson,
Gloria Sundheim, Emma Peterson.
SAVAGE-MIDWAY - Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Gregg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hagler, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Burau.
FAIRVIEW - Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Lee, Mrs. Vern Ditton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Sampson,
Margaret Pintler, Mrs. Mike
Flynn, Mrs. Art Dore.
BRORSON - Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Gartner, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Nor
gard, MIR. and Mrs. Aril Sund-
wall, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Millin-
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