The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-31

| the biggest kind of day of 1T. We will
all try to be out at the gardens by
o'clock, the hour of the oratory Mr..
| Boyce, president of the Western Fed
Grafton of Miners, will be the orator of
the day." Mr. Mcdonald will also
make an address. In the evening a
grand ball will be given at Renshaw
hall The committee on sports has ar
ranged the following programme, which
| will be carried out at the gardens:
50-yard race for married ladies.
50-yard race for girls under is.
Egg and spoon race for ladies.
| 50-yard young ladies' race.
The oldest married union couple on
the grounds.
Youngest married couple on the
grounds.
Union couple having the youngest
agitator on the grounds.
Best looking union lady.
50-yard boys race, under TO-
Best appearing union man.
Running broad jump.
| Standing broad jump.
| Throwing the hammer.
Putting the shot.
| Tub race.
100-yard foot race for union men
| 5o-yard race, free for all, for men
over so years of age
| Fat mems 50-yard race.
Potato race for men.
Three-legged race.
| Sack race
Best lady Walter and best gentleman
| Walter at Renshaw hall.
| Two suitable prizes have been award
| ed for the two best appearing labor or
| CARNATIONS in the parade.
The committee announces the follow
| ing donations to be awarded as prizes:
| One $40 pipe by E. E. Gallogly.
Box cigars by Montana Liquor COM
| pany.
Ten pounds Mocha and Java coffee by
| p. ]. Brophy & Co.
Set of silver knives and forks by j. D.
Legs.
| Silk umbrella by Cans G. Klein.
| Ten pounds candy by j. w. Morris.
SIS laundry ticket by c, o. d. laundry
| One rocker by the Kennedy Furniture
| company.
| $25 dress pattern by the D. j. Hen
messy Mercantile company.
Handsome fan by the. Symons Dry
| Goods company
IS rug by BrownfieldCanty Carpet
| company.
| Silk waist pattern by the Gordon
Lewis Dry Goods company.
One dozen cabinet photographs by
the Peoples gallery.
100 pounds white flour by Thomas F.
Courtney.
Sack quaker flour by Lutey Bros.
Jewel casket by Hight & Fairfield.
| Parasol by Case, Gravelle G. Erwin
| company.
Lady's pocketbook by Eagle phar-
macy.
One spring lamb by Montana Meat
| company.
| One jeweled belt by Towle & Winter
| halter.
! Ten pounds tea by King Bros.
| $50 mans suit of clothes by M. ]. Con-
nell company.
Boys suit of clothes by Siegel Cloth
| ing company.
Gold headed cane by J. H. Leyson.
One hat by Good Luck Shoe and
| Clothing company.
100 union cigars by Lienneman &
| Schmidt.
Union hat by Babcock, the Halter.
One box NJ. c. A. union cigars by l.
Heilbronner.
Pair of brown patent leather shoes by
| Frank Boucher.
| Box union cigars by lessee of cigar
stand at Columbia gardens.
Box union cigars by ]. E. Oppenheim-
err
| Pair of boys shoes by Red Boot Shoe
company.
One pair of boys shoes by Fred Hol-
brook.
Fishing rod by B. E. Calkins.
Pair of boys shoes by John Tassell.
IS laundry ticket by the Union Steam
laundry.
Suit case by Pritchard & Harrison.
One meal ticket by the Palace cafe.
Box cigars by Mueller & Batschi.
Box cigars by j. d. McPhee.
Box union cigars by Jno. Caplice
Commission company.
One package of something good by
George Fitschen & Bro.
One gallon something good by Adolph
Wetzstein.
One castor by Simon Bank.
Butte Street Railway company, 1924.
Centennial Brewing company, $50.
Silver Bow Brewing company, $40.
w. A. Clark's bank, s25
Marcus Days bank, $25.
First National Bank, s25.
State Savings bank, $25.
Browne & Flanagan, IS.
Lynch & Co., SIS.
| C. NJ Clark, S..
| Jerry Mullins, IS.
o. Chevrier, S.
| Crowley, S..
| Jack Mclaughlin, IS.
Jerry Clifford, IS.
Maher & Cain, IS.
Marshal Mcdonald will be assisted by
| the following aides: f. J. Pelletier,
! George Merchant, f. F. Dobson, E. d.
| Pring and w. N. Holdon The general
! committee in charge of the celebration
is made UP of the following well-known
| union men:
! Dan Mcdonald, chairman, Iron
Moulders: NJ. ]. Geiger, secretary.
| Clerks; w. H. Arnold, tretasurer, Tail
ors; e. D. Pring, Painters and Decora-
| tors; F. ]. Pelletier. Butchers; E. F.
/ Dobson, BARRIERS; w. N. Holden, Job
and Express; Nick Bloom, Cigarmak-
ers; George Morhard, Hotel and Res
| taurant Employees; E. Firchau, Hotel
! and Restaurant Employees; j. E. Me
Nally. Carpenters; r. C. Scott. Work
| ingmen; Charles Cammans, Working
! men; r. u Lewis, Clerks; r. A, Pei
| key Typographical.
BAH committee--J. ]. Elder, F. C.