The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-07-07

9. Foot race for men from the country.
sa6 ppa7 Shoes Gn seco 1a p por
fine hammock. by Wolff, Southwick &
Angel.
Herbert Birum first and Arthur Birum
second.
10. Sack race. One box of cigars by G. w.
Vaughn.
H. Longest standing jump. So parlor
lamp by E. NJ Holmes.
Frank Smith first.
IL. Bicycle race for ladies' First prize.
one pair of ladies' bicycle shoes, valued
hammock, by Hitchcock & Co.; third,
ladies' gold chain, by the Fair; fourth
ladies' belt, by Miss Christine Sample,
Bessie Mead first. Julia Tenney second
Alice Bigham third and Ivy Gale fourth.
10. Bicycle race for men. First prize,
bicycle suit valued at $40, by Aune &
Thune: second prize, hammock, by E. A.
Luscher.
Earl Peabody first, Harry Laird second
IA. Bicycle race for boys. First prize, 81;
second IS cents; third SO cents
Albert McClinchy first and Emory Mason
second.
Is. Pie eating contest. Prize. one 50 lamp,
by Kuenzli & Luscher.
Not flied
49, Bicycle parade. Best decorated wheel
rode by lady, first prize, one pair Of
ladies' fine shoes, given by Ring & Co.,
second prize, fine glass water set, given Y en-
Co.: fourth, one book Of poems. given
by Henry Schleuder: fifth, one picture
and frame, given by Bergen Bros.
Mrs. Joseph Tyson first. Alice Pryor sec
ond. Eugenia Pryor third, Frances Everett
fourth and Ivy Gale fifth,
II. Best gents decorated wheel. First
prize, one pair of fine bicycle shoes. by
Philbrick & Co.; second prize one
hammock by Bell Persons.
L. R. Root first, Walter Wellington second.
49, To the tallest man in the county, present
at the celebration-One years subscrip-
ton to THE REDWOOD GAZETTE.
Henry Charter, who measured six feet,
two and half inches.
49, For the heaviest man in the county,
present at the celebration-one year s
subscription to the Redwood Reveille.
Barred.
90 To the best looking man from the
country. One set of fly sheets, by Phil
brick & Co.
Barred.
Fl. To the homeliest man in the country.
One set of fly sheets, by Philbrick & Co.
Barred
%. Ladies foot race. First prize, table set
by c. M. Huntington.
Edith Peavey first
o. Latest man in town. Fancy inkstand
Anonymous.
Barred.
SPECIAL EVENTS.
l. To the lady throwing base ball the
longest distance, superb sofa pillow
by Bell & Persons.
| Katie Discher first.
2. Novice bicycle race. First, goth
century bicycle lamp; second Standard
cyclometer: third new departure bell
all by Dallas E. Laird.
Fred. Lankard first. Emory Mason second
| and Albert MeClnchy third.
8. Hobble race for 100 yards and for boys
under 16 years of age, first prize 81 st
| ORDER second prize, 81 order; third
| prize, SOC. order, all on The" Bakery.
Lloyd McGettrick first, Otto Dornberg and
| Frank Ahrens third.
| 4. Three legged race. One box of San Male
| cigars, by Dominick & Murray, who
| also contribute one box of State Flower
cigars to the winners of one of the tug
of war contests.
Fred. Conklin and Alex Olsen
| s. Most comical attired Calithumpian
First prize, base ball outht, including
mitt, ball and bat. by G. Fred. Thomp-
SON. second prize, CrOquet set by Hitch
Walter Wellington first, Monroe Baldwin.
second.
The prize for the pie eating contest was
! given to Miss Jessie WaldrOn and AL. Their
| ing for the tandem wheel