The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-10
OF ALL P|CN|CS
The Great Miners Union to Take
a Day Of on the 21st.
A GRAND LIST OF PRIZES
When the Boys Turn Out to Have a Time
Everybody Joins Them to Make 1t
a SUCCESSFUL Gay Anaconda
Park on a Sunday.

every wear is the picnic of the Butte
Miners union. Everybody likes to see
the miners have a good time and that
is why their picnic is always a success.
1t will be held this year az Anaconda
park. on Sunday Aug. Il. The follow
ing list of prizes has been offered:
LIST prize-A guessing contest. The
party guessing nearest the number OF
tickets sold to Anaconda on picnic
trains on Aug. 81 shall receive $50, do
mated by the following business men:
w. A. Clark & Bro, $50; j. v. Collins,
Anaconda. $25: Barney mckinley. An
aconda, IS. All guesses to be sent To
the Miners union office before the 18th
of August.
ID nrize-A base ball game between
the Butte Miners union team n the
Shamrocks of Anaconda. Prize, Sfo,
donated by the First National bank,
$40. Centennial Brewing company. An
aconda, S25.
Sd prize-A sin~gle-handed drilling
contest. First prize. $40. Hoge, Brown
lee, Butte. 20: F. Foskitt & Co. of Ana
conda. $40: Phillips e. Shea, Anaconda,
$40. Second prize, $40, donated by: Il.
II. sherman, Butte, $40; Hugh Daly'
Anaconda, $40. Contestants shall use
seven-eighth inch steel. Entrance fee.
$3.50.
4th prize-Tug of war. Butte VS..
Anaconda. Prize. 500. donated by:
Copper City Commercial company. An
aconda, $40: California brewery, Butte,
SO.
omen for all. Prize, SO cash. donated
by the Inter Mountain Publishing COM
pany Second prize, a box OF cigars,
donated by Charles Bursch or Ana
conda.
members of the Butte Miners union.
Prize. $40, donated by: Mat LAWN, An
aconda, IS; Anaconda restaurant, Ana
conda, IS. Second prize. a pair of
shoes, donated by the Red Boot Shoe
store, Butte.
eth prize-1OO yards fat mans race.
Prize s.. donated by Connolly Il Co.
Anaconda. Second prize. a briar pipe,
donated by J. F. Fox, Butte.
Sth prize-1O0 yards boys race. under
16. Prize a suit of clothes, donated by
Boucher, clothier. of Butte. Second
prize a ishing mole, donated by Smith
Drug company. Anaconda.
9th prize-Old mems -race. for men
over 50. Prize $3.50 pipe and case. do
mated by II. NJ. Greig, Anaconda. Sec
ond prize, a box of cigars, donated by
c. f. Crowley of Butte.
10th prize-250 yard hurdle race.
Prize, a silver mounted cane. donated
by Legs of Butte. Second prize, a box
of cigars, donated by Davidson Gro
Gerry company. Butte.
18th prize-Married ladies' race, 20
yards. Prize, 100 pounds of flour. do
mated by Mcdonald G. Lynch of Butte.
Second prize. a nickel plated knife set,
donated by II. ]. Blume of Butte.
18th prize-Young ladies' race. Prize,
a fancy belt. donated by Symons of
Butte. Second prize, a pair of ladies'
I slippers. donated by Fred Holbrook.
18th prize-A fat woman's race.
Prize, a leather covered umbrella, do
mated by Cans & Klein of Butte. Sec
ond prize, a rocking chair. donated by
Duggan the undertaken of Butte.
14th prize-Old ladies' race. Prize, IL
pieces of toilet set. donated by kenne-
dy Furniture company, Butte. Second
prize. a box of tea, donated by Whiting
& Alexander, Butte.
18th prize-A boys hurdle race. dis
lance 100 yards. Prize. a suit Of
clothes. donated by Siegel Clothing
company. Butte. Second prize. a pock-
etknife. donated by Hight & Fairfield
of Butte.
10th prize-10O yards sack race. 100
yards. Prize, 100 cigars, donated by
Gallick of Butte. Second prize. so ci-
gars, donated by Montana Liquor COM
pany, Butte.
18th prize-Three-legged race, 100
yards. Prize, 100 cigars, donated by
Peoples Bros. Butte, Second prize. a
s. hat, donated by Babcock of Butte.
18th priZe-Putting the 16-pound shot.
First prize, IL pounds of chewing to-
bacco, donated by Brown & Hebron
ner of Butte. Second prize. one dress
shirt, donated by Nash Co. of Butte.
10Th Prize-Throwing the hammer.
First prize. a briar pipe and case, do
mated by Louis $. Cohn of Butte. Second
price, a large bottle of bromo, donated
by Gallogly & Co. of Butte.
Goth Price-Throwing the 50-pound
shot. A suit of clothes, donated by NJ.
J.. Council of Butte. Second prize, loo
cigars, donated by Monarch saloon OF
Butte
21st Price-Ladies' egg race. Firs;
prize. one comb, brush and tray, do
mated by Bee Hive Co. of Butte. Second
prize, one case of table fruit, donated by
T. f. Courtenay of Butte.
end Prize-5O yards young married
ladies' race. First prize, one baby car
riage, donated by Lander Furniture and
Carpet Co, Butte. Second prize, a box
Of perfume. donated by Martin Drug Co
of Anaconda.
Esd prize-50 yards race for girls, un
der IL years. One box of candies, do
mated by ]. NJ. GODDARD of Anaconda.
oath Prize-Running high jump. Prize
a fancy chair. by Theo. Ehret, Ana
conda
25th PriZe-Running broad jump
Prize, a pair Of shoes. donated by Ana
conda Clothing Co, Anaconda.
26th Prize-Hop. step and jump. Prize
so cigars. donated by j. NJ. GODDARD
Anaconda.
eth Prize-2oo yards running race FOL
members of Butte Miners union. FRS
prize. a barrel of beer. donated by Butte
brewery. Second prize. 100 cigars, do
mated by O~ppenheimer of Butte.
18th Prize-CIimbing a CREASED pole
Prize, $40, donated by ID. D.. Twohy
Anaconda, IS: Richards, the undertaken
of Butte, s..
29th Prize-Catching the creased pig
Prize, $40. donated by Buchanan & Flu
ray of Anaconda, S.; Joe Harmon o
Butte, s..
30th Prize-Ladies' boat race. Prize
SO. donated by Mulligan * Dooley, Ana
conda, s.: Harrington & Larkin, Ana
conda, s..
3lst Prize-Gent's boat race. Prize
500. donated by the Anaconda Standard