The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-09-07

gine in operation which saluted the
rear was brought up by the Great Falls
Light infantry in their bright uniforms.
All the unions made good displays but
space forbids the mention Of each one
separately. After the unions came
unber Of merchants, among whom may
be mentioned the Montana Bottling
works which made very fine display,
the Bon-Ton, the Montana brewery,
Fox's, the White Metal soap, and Grit
fiths mattress and upholstery establish
ment, the latter showing his goods in
process of manufacture. The line of
march was crowded all tho way to the
City park, and when the procession
reached this point they listened to a
short address of welcome from j. Il.
Reynolds and then dispersed to enjoy
themselves in the cool shade Of the trees
picnicing, swinging and visiting among
each other. About ! o'clock the games
commenced and any amount of fun was
had out of them. The following was the
result of the different contests
| Boys boot race, under Ia yeare, run
80 yarhs and return to scratch; first
prize, pair of shoes by Strain Bros; sec
ond, 81 cash by the Como company.
First G. Herring, I'd, Castor Winehold
| 1OO-yard race, open to all union men.
First prize, S5 cash by the street railway
company; second 50 by Lapeyre Bros;
First, Lee Dennis; I'd, w. Middlemiss.
Girls race. under IA years. First
prize, pair slippers by Maurer Bros;
second. 81 cash by Tod & Kelly. First,
Hanna Staggmiller; I'd, Florence Will
son.
Thrce.lcgged race, 100 yards. First
prize. box cigars, bottle wine, by John
Heller; second, box cigars by Henry
Tietlen. First j. Dyer and Frank Mil
Ter; I'd, A. Dennis and G. Roberts
Boys race. rs yards, 10 years and un'
der. First prize, 50 cash by A. Nathan
second. 81 cash by Montana Meat Mar
ket. First, Il. Brown; I'd, Conrad Han
son.
Sack race, 100 yards. First prize
razor by Great Falls Hardware company
second, razor, by II. Barry. First, Chas
Roberts, I'd, M. Kirschening.
Running long jump. First prize, silk
umbrella by Hub Clothing store; second
- cash by Bateman e. Switzer. First
Ed White, ID, Adam &c ons.
Running hop, step and jump. First
prize. pair shoes by Boston Clothing
, store value $3.50; second, 81 cash by Sill
verman Bros. First, w. Middlemiss, p
/, j. Riley.
/, Girls race 70 yards 10 years and un
! der. First prize, gold ring by j. g. Bar
! ron; second, 81 cash by j. A. Bush
! First, Lillian Young, I'd, Clara Burcha
, Wheelb,rrow race, rs yards (blind
: foldD First prize, box cigars by Boz
/, Ton; second, mustache cup and sauce
n by Bee Hive store. First, F. McLear
/ ID, l.. Dignun.
Standing long jump. First prize, s
!, cash by Jas. Baatz aud w. b. Raleigh
: Co.; second, pockctkni!e worth s3 b
: Murphy, Maclay e. Co. First, F. Nc
q Lear I'd l.. l.. Harmon
y % Running high jump. First prize, :
"a q worth of goods 10y Glass Block store
. second; razor by Roberts & Bridgemar
u worth 50 First, A. Mcleod, fee
y | inch; %, B. jeremiah, feet IL inches
;, Fat mems race, 2co pounds or ovel
g 100 yards. First prize, silk Knox ha
;. worth So by Nate Wertheim; secont
= box cigars by Chris Fontana. First, ,
h Kersing; ID, III. Fox.
u Ladies race. There vas only on
a. entry.
: Tossing the caber did not come of.
i Bicycle race. ont and one half mite
~ First pr,E,. cake basket worth $40 {
:, w. f. Chaiubcr,aln; sccund, accident II
" surarrr policy by ihil Gibson. tirs
81 81 Il. $. Barjrc; second, X. Mcher2'r.
a. PutlIug ,ae shot. First priz'. ~ cas-
IN IN by Il. j. Fitzgerald ant A. Ga dn"
~ ~ second, 81 by j. We!N! ard Frank G|a
u First, ID. Raymond; > !, Jas. y. ioni g
IT, Two hundred yard race, rvn TO
af union men. First prize, pair shoes Wort
4 s5 by j. Il. Kenkel & Co.; second, IS ca'
VI by j. r. Fox and j. b. McCollum. firf
al b. Jermiah; I'd, l.. Dinnis.
m Potato race, twenty five yards. FIR
#. prize, fine pair pants by the Manhatt'
rs clothing store; second, manila tar
so cover by the New York Cash Bazai
of First, f. Newbould; I'd, Chas. Roberts.
on w Committee race, 100 yards, open to
,s by T.. p. Atkinson, q. Il. Curtis al
- cigars, by A. j. Trigg, First, B. Jermia
al ID, i. Dennis.
'al Bows bun feed, l6 years and undo
an ~ First prize, 81 cash, by Ulm house; sc
a 'at ond, Si, by Casey e. Dulin. Changed
aS a race. First, Harold Cary; second,
to. Grier.
" ~ Tug Of war, twelve men to pull on ro
nd and captain to constitute team. FIJI
n nu prlZe, Sl3 cash, by James W. Freemf
o .ni w. NJ. Cockrill, M. NJ. and B. H. Powe
va, Howard Crosby, M. II. Luther and RI
"a erts & Johnson; second, two boxes
Tn i,n cigars, by Churchill Il Webster and 10
~ Scollard. Won by Building Laborers
on ~ Great Falls. Name of the Building |
oas, on, borers: Captain, Ed. White, Paul Vo
no .od S. Holmes, A. Mccartney, r. McLe
70" ID. Marsh, VIM. Murry. W. Young,
y, Klause, Joe Bialas X. Lander, A. VIII
no Frank F'libbotte. The opposing tea
'es Sand Coulee-Captain. D.. Walsh,
,nd nd Dennis. Ed McNally, j. Perice, j. Wal
an Tim Connolly, M. Paisley, John McCl
NE ky, Mat Hill, II. Dell, M. kenkie,
the Roberts, A. Dennis.
.m 'nro The festivities OF the day wound
mi with grand ball at the pavilion un
arc the auspices of tho Musicians union
ar. this city.
ful Notes.
ion Many of the merchants had II
ion places OF business decorated in m
ing handsome manner. Among these n
the be mentioned W. b. Raleigh Il
I've Strain Bros, j. II. Driver, the q
.en. Block, the Cash Bazaar, Frank q
its Lewis Lang, the Scandinavian Beer
he'd d o,hera
70 Suprepapt a. Desilets painted the