The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-17
LIST OF PRIZE WINNERS
Result of the Contests at the
Catholic Fair.
TWAS AN EXCITING NIGHT
Gold Watch for the Most Popular Fore.
man Was Won by Tim Lynch Miss
Katie Burns Won the Ring in
the School Girl Contest.

1t was long after midnight when the
last of the contests and rafles took
place at the Catholic fair. It was an
exciting night, was Saturday night.
The contests for the popular mine fore
man and the school gil Melted almost
$1,000. Ed Mcguire, foreman of the
Bell, received 1858 votes, and Tim
Lynch of the Anacenda received 1920
votes. The Lynch campaigners had
$500 votes in reserve. which were not
used. Mr. Lynch received gold
watch.
Miss Katie Burns deloated Miss Laura
Kilgallon in the contesr for the popular
school girl. She received a diamond
ring and Miss Kilgallon a diamond
breastpin. This contest netted $2O54.25.
The winners of the other prizes were:
Roman doylie-Jam"s McGlynn.
Boys suit of clothes-Eddie Dough-
erty.
Tray cloth-Mrs. Gardenar
Bird cage-Dan Buckley.
Scroll pillow-Mrs. j, p. O'Neill.
Pillow and bedspread--Mrs. Tom
Cummings.
Water color-Miss Jennie Sullivan.
Oil painting-Pat Sullivan.
Pink cushion--James Shea.
Violet pillow-EIla keegan.
Ten yards of ribbon-Peter Walsh.
Cushon-Helen Laird.
Fur rug-Roy Sheehey.
Rocker-Mary C. Ryan
Spectacles-Frank Much.
Lunch cloth-kittie sullivan.
Ton of coal-William Mckeon.
Silver tea set-Father Batens.
Velvet rug-John Garvey.
Hat-Miss Rose Morgan.
Table inen-Annie Harrington.
Oak rocker-Mrs. Ed Matthews.
Sewing machine-Mamie Burns.
Screen-John Cleary.
| Iron observation-disclosures Darcy Bro
ply.
Lamp-R. v, Ryan.
| Bronze clock-Mr. Leveque.
| Silk skirt-Mrs. Roman.
| Couch-Mr. ManniN.
| Bronze lamp-MrS. Kane.
Organ-Nelie Stafford
Crayon-Father Batens
Smoking set-Mr. Grace.
The ladies who had charge of the
several booth and their assistants We're
Mrs. Norris. Mrs. Leary. Miss Burke,
Mrs. Eva Holt Mrs. Constant, Misses
| Belle Crangle. Mollio Jackson. Nellie
| Coleman. Cassie Laird. Jane Brough-
ton, Mamie Healy,, f. Mcdonald. Julia
Kelly, r. OConiel, Margaret O'Reil-
ley, May Kellogg, O'Reilly, Lou Pur-
cell, Ida Brooks, Mary Armstrong, An
ME Brooks, Ella Driscoll, Josie Laird,
Jennie Sullivan, Marks. Tessie Kelly,
| Merkle, O'Neill, Nan Maggie, Susie Shea,
| Lochran, Hess, Mcnamara, Dollie Nc
| Namara, Sullivan, Goetting, DWyer,
| Murphy, Gertie Q'Donnell, Lily Cole
| man. Annie Coleman, Doran, Julia Sui
| livan, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Redmond
| Madam Zeizler. Mrs. Mordaunt, Mrs
! Crunican. Mrs. Dwyer, Mrs. Laird, Mrs
Driscoll, Mrs, Gavin, Mrs Reynolds
| Mrs. Roman, Mrs. G. O'Donnel Mrs
| Gross.
The president of the society. Mrs. Mol
lie Withers of Vaudeville, looked after
| the affairs with an impartial eye anC
| assiduously attended to the many de-
| tails which required her attention. Hel
very able lieutenant, Mrs. Thomas La
velle. worked faithfully and deserve:
the praises of every resident of the
parish in whose interest the affair wa:
given. She was strictly attentive t
| business and worked overtime ever,
day Miss Emma Purcell, as secretary
devoted her time and talent to he
arduous duties and won merit.
Tonight will be the grand finale, thu
climax There will be two dances, on
in Miners union hall and one in thu
Hibernia hall in Centerville. One tickle
will admit the holder to both balls.