The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-09-03
LABOR DAY.
EIaboraie Program of Athletic Sports at
SummeryiIIe Park.

Eiaborate Program of Athletic Sports at
SuinmerviIIe Park.
Monday, Sept. ), is d legal holiday in
Montana and the laboring men of this
city propose to observe it in a most APP
propriate manner. They have secured
the island in the Missouri river opposite
Glenwood park which they have named
Summerville park. Here they will give
a series Of games and athletic sports for
prizes. The labor unions of the city will
parade through the principal streets of
the city in the forenoon. leaving for the
park on the steamer yachts at II o'clock.
Following is the program of sports and
the prizes offered:
One hundred yard foot race First
prize, suit of clothes, value $50; given by
\. Jensen Of the Boston store.
Second prize. pair of opera glasses,
value IS; given by Curtis ~ Ilelt. jewel
ers.
Throwing lG pound hammer-First
prize, one box fresh peaches: given hy
Bycrsdorf ~ Fletcher, Central avenue.
Second prize, tine comb and brusir
case; given by j, W. Newton, druggist.
Running race for boys under l. years
First prize, volume Webster's Una
bridged dictionary: given b! Driver y
Bradley: druggists,
: Second prize. Sl.J0 in cash; given 10y
Lapeyre Bros. DRUGGISTS,
Turning hop step and jump First
prize, one tine mcrchaum pipe, value -;
given by II. Teitjeu. cigar manufactors.
Second prize, fine engraved picture
and frame, value So; given by Calkins ~
Co.. s~tationers.
Hurdle race-First prize. che ce of
best hat in y. Nathan's ClothiuL store.
Second prize, one t~able-sprcad. given
by New York Cash Bazaar.
Running high jump First prize, tinr
m~eerschaum pipe and one box union
made cigars. value =; given by Charles
Bournonville Badly, cigar manufac,-
urer.
Second prize. choice of shoes to tie
value of 81; given by Strain Bros
Fat mans race. POO pounds or over
First prize, one box uIion-madc cigars.
value 81: given 10y II. Tciticn.
Second prize. one fine bricr pipe, value
50; given 10y james Bird. Second stree.
south.
Football match. limited L. union men.
the winning team to receive one case of
beer, one box of fine cigars. and one
quart old rye whisky; given 10y *. John
son. Stockholm Beer hall.
Tossing the sabcr First prize. tine
silk umbrella. value SO; given 10y Nate
Wertheim. Clothlcr.
Second prize. choice of best par of
shoes IN Bulge ~ kenkel's shoe store.
Fifty yards race for girls under l.
~years-first prize. choice of best wooden
dress goods IN the store of Joe Conrad
sufficient for one dress.
Second prize. pair Of gold bracelets.
value 80; given 10y NJ y, Jones ~ Co.
jewellers,
One hundred Yards blindmen's wheel
barrow race First prize, one case Of
claret or Rhine wine; given by Batcmau
~ Switzer.
Second prize, one Gozen cabinet photo
graphs. best finish. by lie Munyon.
photographer; value 81.
Putting - pound stone-First prize.
one quarter of beer; given by J. +, Scol-
lard, Five Taps.
Second prize, box of fine cigars; given
10y Silvcrman n Co, Central avenue.
Sack race-First prize, one fine mer-
chaum pipe, value IS: given 10y Ed
ORiley. The Corner"
Second prize. one tine pocketbook;
given by Monaham ~ Mccain.
Standing long jump-First prize, one
pair best slippers; given by Maurer Bros,
Second prize. choice of %perfumery to
the value of s.; given 10y w. b. Henry,
druggist.
Tug of war between union men-The
winner to receive one case of beer. one
box tine cigars and one quart OF old Me
Brayer whisky; given by Schmidt y
Henderson, Milwaukee brewery.
All events open to all comers except
the tug OF war and football match which
are limited to union men of the city.
Handsome vase lamns selling for g. III