The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-01
Labor Day Celebration Will Be a
Record Breaker.
PLANS ALL PERFECTED
The Positions Which the Various Or
CARNATIONS Will Occupy in the
Line of Marcel - The Pro-
ramme of Sports.

torily arranged. The committee on ar.
rangements held a long session Tues.
day night, at which all the prelimi
naries were adjusted after much dis.
cussion. The privileges were awarded
to the highest bidder. The position,
which the various organizations are Il
occupy in the parade was decided by
drawing. The Butte unions will form
IN line at the station as they arrive.
The positions are as follows:
Chief of Police and Platoon
Butte Organizations and Bands
ANACONDA DIVISION.
Brewers
Electrical Workers
Sandstone Cutters
Building Laborers
W. II. Morley Assembly
Plumbers
Carpenters
B~ricklayers
Plasterers
Western Labor Union
Tailors
Cooks and Walters
typographical Union
Cigarmakers' Union
Painters and Decorators
+ Moulders
City Fire Department
Smelter Fire department
Brickyard Hose Company
The line of march will be from the
Butte, Anaconda q Pacific station;
thence south on Locust to Park; thence
east on Park to Birch: thence north
on Birch to Commercial; thence west
on Commercial to Main: thence south
on Main to Seventh, countermarch on
Main to Montana Union depot and out
Montana Union Dad to park.
L. w. d. Oswald has been appointed
marshal of the day.
The march will begin Immediately
upon the arrival of the unions from
Butte.
The following is the programme of
athletic exercises:
No. Throwing hammer; suit of
clothes, value SIS, by Odson, Richard
son & Adams. No. 2-Foot race. 100
yards, for men,: pair shoes, value So.
Dy anaconda Clothing company. No.
o-Foot race for married ladies, %
yards; pastoral picture, value Sc, by
Theo. Ehret. No. 4-Bicycle race for
boys under IA: lamp, value 81, by f. B..
Wright. No. 5-Bicycle race, 100 wards.
standing start; first prize saddle, sec
ond indicator, by r. S. Tolan. No. 6
Foot race, so yards, for young ladies'
over 10; bottle of perfume, by Smith
Drug company. No. Hop. step and
jump, men: fishing rod, value IS, by
l.. A. King. No. S-Smoking contest: 81
pipe, by r. NJ. Greig. No. 9-Foot ace,
90 yards, old men, so years and over;
suit of clothes, value $40, by Copper
City Commercial company. Nc. 10
Foot race, so yards, for laundry girls:
IS box candy, by c. Nj. Lancaster. No.
~11-Standing long jump; IS pair of
pants, by NJ. s. Ashheim. No. l2-Run-
ming long jump; S. silk shirt and tie,
by M. S. Ashheim. Nc. 13-Foot race
for girls under Is; bottle perfumery, by
Martin Drug company. Nc. 14-5O-yard
foot race, for married union men: first
prize 1~OO-pound sack of -four, by Wills
& Gnose, second prize 50-pound sack
of flour. No. 15-Running high jump:
80 hat, by Leader Clothing
No. 16-Three standing jumps; one
dozen silk ties, value Sc, by Golden Rule
Clothing company. No. 17-Backward
jump; 81 hat. by George Barich. No.
1S-100-yard foot race. for officers of
unions; chain, value $40, by MacCaI-
lum & Cloutier. No. 19-25-yard foot
race, for fat women. 40 pounds and
50 mirror. by Standard Drug COM
pany. No. 20-Youngest married coupIe
on grounds; s. picture. by c. A. futile.
No. 1.-THE oldest married couple on
grounds; Sc rocker, by Stage & Conrad.
No. 22-Best amateur local trick rider:
"a pair bicycle shoes, by Fred Gamer.
No. 23-Gentleman telling biggest fish
story: fishing rod, value s., by Young
d Dezell. No. 24-tug of war between
and Anaconda; $50 cigars. by
c. Stoney. No. 25-Highland fling.
girls under 10; Sc silver cup, by Keppler
Jewelry company. No. 26-Best lady
waltzer; toilet set, by City Drug COM
No. 27-For best gentleman
Walter; $40 leather valise. by Good
friend Clothing No. 2S-Rest
married couple walters; So case of pre-
by L. ]. Baker. SpeciaIs-Fin-
appearing union in the parade; first
prize silver mounted and engraved
gavel, valued at s25, second prize silver
water service, valued at SIS. third prize
Webster's Dictionary, valued at $40. |
Cash donations-Anaconda Brewing
company, S25; Centennial Brewing COM
S25; j. V. Collins & Co, $40; |
Frank Foskett, $40; Gwin & Johnson. |
SlO; Hugh DAILY. 50; Barney mckinley. |
%: John Wegener, s.; Maggie & Ole
son. So; Louis King, $3.50: Mulligan g
.'Dooley, 81; j. b. Powell. 81: Fisher q
81; Hanlon & Murphy, 81:
Boland, 81; p. ]. Sugrue, 81:
Pozago, 81; william Ehlert. 50;
Shurty, 81; George Storkin. 81; $.
NcElistrom, 81; Mat Larvin, s..
Charles Bertsch, $3.50: Many & Shev.
2; Gerald Bros, $40; Connolly & Roam.
Y; ID. w. Mohr, the Broiler. s.:
Thomas Toner. $3.50; Fortier & Drum
nond. s.; Phillips & Shea. box OF
$3.50; j. A. Weikes, box of ci-
Sc.
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