Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-09-06

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one pair shoes from Strain Bros. A. Nc.
kenzie of Sand Coulee, IS TT. I in; VIM.
McMurray, &C IT. s in.; James Young, GO
IT. i in.
One and one-half mile bicycle race
First prize, meal ticket, from Vienna
cafe, Second street south; second prize,
half gallon OF oysters, from Q. June, Cen
tTal avenue. Ed Barbee, first; Sim Bar
bee, second.
Tossing the caber-First prize. 10C
cigars and two bottles of ~iIennessey
brandy, from Charles Linn. Second
street south; second prize, pair shoes,
from j. f. kenkel, value 50. Jas.
Young, 80 fl. S in; VIM. Young, 50 it.
I in.
Girls race, for girls under II years
old-BoN candy from Bon Ton, value -.
Clara Bcrtsche Won.
Running high jump-First prize, $5in
goods from the Boston: second prize, So
in goods from the Como company. Il.
Nesbit, of / 1T. 3 in; Joe Lenkie, 1 tt.
, in.
Running long iump-First prize, s.
pair pants, from \. Nathan: second
prize, fancy inkstand, from Maurer Bros.
Frank Mclean, 1G #. 81. ill.,; Alex.
Hines. of Sand Coulcr, 10 it. 9 in.
One-LaIf mile race over hurdles-First
prize, mt case of cider and one case Of
lemon soda, from Falk Il Johnson, and
fishing rod, from IL. Barry, Central
avenue: second prize, 81 pocket knife.
from Murphy, Maclay y Co.; third, box
cigars. from Schott * Go. G. Roberts,
first; j. +. NcWbould, second.
Running hop, step and jump-First
prize, Knox stiff hat, from Nate Wcr-
thcim, value %; second prize, clock,
from c. b. X. store. J. II. Richly. 80 #.
o. in: j. Dignan. 80 IT. 3 IN.
Ihree-iegged race First prize. -
cash, contributed as follows: u by j..
VI. Dahl, 81 by Cascade drug store, II
by Stephens Bros, Il by Fred II.
Smith; second prize, 500 cash by TIE
TRIBUNE. \. Kinds and Il. .Audly, first,
Jas. and VIM. Young. second,
Naulting match-First prize, - silk
umbrella, from the Hub: second prize,
4. / razor, from Great Falls Hardware
company: third prize, one bottle claret.
Taylor y Riley, Black Eagle saloon. Jas.
Young, I IT. q in: Adam Bruce, 7 IT. )
IN; Frank Hooper, ! fit. 4 IN.
Married mems race-l>irst prize, 50 in
goods, from q. W. Dunlap Il Co.; second
prize, box cigars, from the Brunswick.
a. Il. johnson, first; James Young, sec
ond.
Young ladies' race. so yards-Five dol
ar silk waist, from W. b. Raleigh Il Co.
Nettle Donnelly won.
Girls race, under lG years, 30 yards
Silk collarette, from The Paris. Clara
Malcolm won.
Sack race-First prize, s. in furniture,
from w. .Albrecht * Co.; second prize,
six months subscription to The Leader.
+. Boansly, Of Sand Coulee, first; James
Young. second.
Fat mems race, for union men, 200
pounds or ~over-First prize, s. stiff hat,
from Kaufman, the clothier; second
prize, box cigars, from Bob Pontet. d.
O. Marsh, first; H. G. Shipkey. second.
Potato race-Flrst prize, s. in furni-
ture from A. ?. Curtin y Co.; second
prize, mustache cup and saucer, from
Foster ~ Jardine. James Mainland,
first; j. +. Newbould. second.
Standing long jump-First prize, meal
ticket, from the Gem restaurant. value
s.; second prize, pox of Bouquet cigars,
from the Casino theater. Frank McLear,
8 fl. , ill.,; NJ. j. Paulsen, o it. l in.
Committee race, so yards-First prize,
case or pale beer. from Bateman 4 Swift
ger, and box of cigars, from f. Glab IL
Co: second prize, box of cigars, from W,
G. Runzler, Third street south, and case
of ~claret, from Silverman Bros. f. Nj.
Rawson, first; Ed. Y. Strong, secon ).
Mems consolation race, 100 yards-35
in goods, from Lapeyre Bros. Alex.
Hines, of Sand Coulee, won.
Tug of war-One case of beer, one case
Of pale ale and one case OF porter, from
Robert Johnson; and four bottles of
champagne wine and two boxes Of union
made cigara, from John Heller. Great
Falls union men O
Creased pig-Prize, the pig, value 81,
contributed as follows: 3 by the Silver
Dollar, - by Ted of the AXtell saloon; 81
by the Five Taps saloon, and - by the
Ulm house, Geo. Mallar caught the
porker.
Putting the shot, (extra)-Jos. pepper,
first, p #. & in; A. Mckenzie, Of Sand
CouLee. second, % #. 81 in.