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Livestock sales at this year’s Beaverhead County Fair may have set records, and the carnival was not up to snuff, fair organizers said.

The kids could call it Halloween in September. For adults, it evokes memories of a simpler time. It is a day to pull up a lawn chair on the parade route and watch a long procession of floats and horses and entries that are limited only by the group or organization’s imagination. The parade begins at the intersection of Atlantic Street and Glendale Street, and covers the traditional route down Atlantic, turns up Helena to Idaho Street and heads south. At Reeder Street the parade circles around to Montana Street and heads north to a conclusion at Helena Street.

The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department will hold their annual breakfast Monday morning at the Fire Hall from 7 a.m. to noon. Whether you’re just heading home or off to the parade, stop by and support this worthwhile organization. The menu includes pancakes, eggs, sausage, milk, juice and coffee. Kids five and under eat for free.