The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-09-10
Picnic Up the River Largely
attended by Citizens of This
Vicinity.

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ham Of Marshal j. z. Mitchell and
,roceeded over the following line of
(ch:
-om the corner of Fourth street and
ood avenue south east to Seventh
At north to Central avenue, west to
topntain. east on Central to Second
lst and south to First avenue. east
Third street. south to Second avenue,
\ N Fourth street. north to Central
cast for review and disband on Sec
street north.
he column was formed in the follow
order:
Marshal and Aids, Mounted.
MAYOR and Council IN Carriages.
Police Platoon.
Brass Band
labor Union.
Binding LaboIers Union.
stone Cutters Union.
Stone Masons Union.
Carpenters Union.
Bricklayers Union.
Lathers Union.
plasterers Union.
TailOrs Union.
Cigarmukers Union.
Painters Union
Typographical Union,
Clerks Union.
Great Falls has reason to feei proud Of
representative showing Of wage
|ners, as the body of men who marched
the procession were representative OF
class whose labors have gone to assist
making this city what it is today.
bst every labor organization of the
itd States has representatives in this
|. The organizations 10 line yester-
we're twelve IN number and as a
liter Of general interest the TRIBUNE
Fevith appends the names of the
Ions in this city and their officers:
EtOnemasuns' Union No. 1.-JohnHuLt-
president: Chris Vantana, vice presi-
h; John Mainland, corresponding sec
ary: Duncan Mckenzie, recording
riary; James Ericsson, treasurer;
b, Moss, tyler.
F. Of l.. Of Great Falls No. 1920
w. Belcher, president: j., c. Mitchell,
president; j. JOY. secretary; f. Hig-
|, financial secretary; L. G. Miller,
asurer.
Builders L. |. P. No. "A. w. Mitch
President; w. Atkins. vice president;
by Powell, secretary; Isaac jackson,
easurer.
Pasterers National Union No. 10
pos. Jackman, president; W. d.. Nc,
Rrlane, secretary: A. Il. Reynolds
easurer.
Lsthers' Union-Geo. w. Merrill. pres
ent; D. w. Jones, vice president; Ed
POSER. secretary and treasurer; w. b
erfll, sergeant-at-arms
Brotherhood Decorators and Painters
N. Bath, president; Burt Moore,
b president: Henry Wilson, recording
Fretary; James Forester, financial sec
Parry; E. l.. Bennett, treasurer; \ j
%fpenter. marshal.
Stonecutters' Union-Aaron Jones
%esldent: w. j. Sincock, corresponding
cretary; j. Jenkinson, financial secre
Y; James ID. Young. treasurer.
Carpenters and Joiners-F. Joslyn
%esident; +. Sherman, vice president
McLain, secretary.
bIleklayers Union-James Craig
ssldent; Henry Ellis, vice president
u Hayes, financial and corresponding
cetary; A. Raynor, recording secre
Lon Wassman. treasurer; }. r.
Pes lodge deputy: j. Healy, alternate
Vtiks Protective Association. Haw
folt, president: G. G. Remington, vice
Ftdent; A. II. Luther, secretary; ii
rLstta, treasurer.
isllors Union-(OIficers names no
lbic.l
treat Falls Typographical Union No
G-E. b. Shafer, president; w. W
uhler, vice president; c. g.. Crago' cor
epohdlng secretary; j.. M. Patten
TTetary treasurer.
from a numerical standpoint the car
a'ers and %joiners made the best show
Y, there being in line about one hun
~ and fifty members of that organi
uOn; The floats leading their column
%e handsomely decorated and carrie'
"Amen engaged in different branche
! incident to their calling. Tn
oIecutters also had floats with men a
%n cutting the rough granite and pc!
mug MY, an artistic piece of their hand
ale Iallors' union was represented b
best dressed and best looking me
mn rSe sIate,' according to a bystander;
n nne typographical union, with ligf
~ mats and linen busters, ~certainl
Daue a most creditable showing. TT
M ~Vn mere has a membership of thir,
rsos mere were twenty-six men in lin
"a eae by a typical "devil," whose a
sn general makeup elected hear
pPisuse along the line OF march.
ona .sr% traversing the route above mel
(rae ~ the procession disbanded and
so portion Of those participating toe
ien;a 'age OF the holiday to attend Il
~ Summerville park.
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