Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-06-27
FOURTH H
FALLS is GOING TO CELE-
THE NATIONAL HOLIDAY
SPLENDID STYLE.
FAMINE Arranged-----It Will In
Horse and Boat Races, an
ktion and Fireworks-----
Zone One! Come All!

TX goes bravely on. That is the
ms for the Fourth Of July. The
mmittee have met with a gen
bonse from the people. The
war will not be lacking to rem
be iolliest, merriest, pleasantest
July ever celebrated beside the
ktaracts of the Missouri. "Hur-
Il Fourth" such is the headline
)scription paper, which has been
and met everywhere with a.
sponse. The document further
iii the course Of human events it
bne Of the greatest pleasures of
Ito celebrate in fitting manner,
lay of the greatest nation on
\ furtherance Of this good cause,
undersigned, hereby subscribe
to pay the amount set oppos-
pective Names"
build resist such a patriotic APP
It? No one. As may be seen
appended the capitalists and
bgmen, the merchants and the
HI classes have all fastened to
/ names on the roll Of honor.
n are yet to be heard from.
Dr. souls, they will all add not
d, but big bills and cart-wheel
liars when Judge Race and the
Ing men call on them IN a day
Without the ladies of Great
list would be incomplete, so the
\ will seek out the married and
fried, the engaged and the un-
Ind put them on the patriotic
bich will yet be inscribed in the
Great Falls.
ROLL OF HONOR.
)scribers to the 18th Of July cele-
hid include the following pub
"a citizens: Robert Vaughn, B.
NJ. Bird, Phil Gibson, D. Huy,
cht, Schmidt & Co., Hanks &
"a, F. Morgan, A J. Trigg, $.
IGetz & Co., J. Horst, Luther 8
blomew s. King, Ashby u Co.,
III. Criss, Ira Myers, Green q
IW. Pence, Milwaukee house,
If. Krambeck, W. ]. Kennedy,
Hid, Q. R. Gahres, First Nation
|. J. Huy, ]. H. Mcknight &
psberger, j. Jellica, Dunlap &
Bulge & Kenkel, Aaberg &
urphy, Maclay 8 Co., ]. T.
er Lumber Co., r. A. Weir, R.
n. P. Beachley, Emmett Race,
II, G. V. Smell, G. II. Dickin-
Binclair, s. White, W. Brown,
p. v. Rubottom, P. Kelly,
!, Herring 81 Miles, J. D. Tay-
rame, W. Crooks, 9. McGeady,
bster, B. Harris, Hotchkiss &
Nathan, 7. R. Mayo, J. J.
W. Tyler, L. @. McGill, G. K.
m, E. j. Adams, 1. L. Israel,
bn, W. Douglas, The Tribune
Taylor u Lewis, Dow s. futile,
inecke, W. B. Raleigh & Co.,
y Webster, I4apeyre Bros, w,
ley, H, B. Dickinson, Ringwald
II. P. Rolfe, A. J. Pozninski,
y, Benson & Billiard, Lester &
1T q Richard, A. Hall, John
B. Wilcox, j. NJ. Lewis, Wei
binn, Shea & Mccarthy, j. De-
terson, Willis s. Vance, j. d.
Kabacker. Charles Wegner, A.
man.
6mittees met last evening and
great amount of business in
be. Why? Because they are
Eand know how the glorious
kght 10 be celebrated. Work at
= tells. Nothing must be left
Nor to the last moment, which is
Phere were present, last evening
Zee, Messrs. Wegner, Hawkins,
Kay, Mitchell, Herring, Taylor,
en, Rubotttom, Burns, Courtney,
thers too numerous to mention.
plved on the motion of Mr.. Wet
led by Mr.. Hunt, Captain Tay-
hers, that the net proceeds Of
a to the fire company. Then
end means committee reported
money it could count on. The
on appropriations as promptly
low much they would need for
fireworks, decorations, boat
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suspended and the appropria-
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