The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1899-07-07

COrnet band, marched down Broad
way to Pardee's and back to Fire
mans hall. The Granite Miners
Union turned out in body and parti-
cipated in the parade They were fol-
lowed by citizens and bicyclists, and a
fioat representing Krogers' brewery
Drought up i'll the rear.
Miss Bessie johnson was awarded
the first prize for the best st-costumed
lady and decorated wheel, and Mrs.
A. B. Ringeling the second prize.
After the procession had disbanded
the bicycle races were begun on Broad
way
Following is list Of the sports, to.
gether with the names of the winners
Of the several contests:
Bicycle race-From Sansome street
around block at depot and return ;
First prize S15; second prize, 81. 80.
Entrance fee. 81.
G. c.. Spencer, first; J. II. Kiderien,
second.
Handicap bicycle race, two ont of
three heats - From Brigade hall to
Pardee's: First, $40 second, So En-
trance fee, 81.
First heat-Ray Briggs /, John Neu
2, J. A. Kiderlen 3, @. @. Spencer 4.
| Second heat-Ray Briggs l. J. A.
Kiderlen 2, G. @. Spencer 3, John
Neu 4.
Winners--Ray Briggs, first; J. A.
Kiderlin, second.
Boys bicycle race, under 14-Brig-
ade hall to Pardee's: First, 81; sec
ond. SO.
Archie Mcintyre /. Arthur Lavelle
2, Ralph Mcleod 3. Earl Patten 4.
Boys bicycle race, under II, two
out of three heats-Brigade hall to
Pardee's: First, $7 second, So.
First heat-Ray Briggs l, Charles
Lewis 2.
Second heat-same.
Trotting race-Pardee' to Brigade
hall, two out three heats: First prize,
$50; second. $40. Entrance fee So:
rs per cent. to first and 25 to second.
Robert McDonel's Rabbit /, George
W. Opp's horse 2.
Second heat-same.
Running race-Electric light plant
to SansOme street: First, $40; second,
goldtilled watch, valued at SIS, pre-
sented by S. E. McClees, the jeweler
Entrance fee, S. 80; rs per cent to
first and 20 to second
Fred Chandler's mare l, Boyd Bros.
mare 2.
Saddle-hOrse race - Electric light
plant to Sansome street: First, So
second, $3.50. Entrance fee, 50. so; IS
per cent. tu first and 25 to second.
James Campbell's Mig /, Will Ber-
thoud's Rock Greek q
Slow race-From Pardee's to Kaiser
house: First. ~. 50 second, 50. 90
GOrman's Snail /, John Murray s
Baldy ?.
Consolation race-Pardee' to Kali
ser's crossing-Fred Chandler's Slocum
l, James Campbell's Happy Jack ..
Foot-race - From Brigade hall to
Pardee's. return to Brigade hall and
back to Pardee's, distance three
quarters of mile: First, $l5; second, |
81. 80; third, $2 80.
John Page l. John Hickey 2. Fred
Castle 5.
Boys foot-race, under 14-1OO yards |
and return First, IS; second, 81. 80.
Walter Ballard 1. Thomas Doody 2.
Foot-race - 100 yards, free-for all |
First prize, $40; second, S..
Alex Berthoud l, Will Berthoud 9
Following is the program of spots
which took place on the grounds of |
the Rod and Gun club during the af-
ternoon of the Fourth:
% birds, known traps and known |
angles-Prize, 500, and 50 entrance.
VIM. Neu %, M. A. Wright 81, VIM.
Marsh 10. DIR. E. F. Conyngham 16.
20 birds, known traps and unknown
angles-Prize. $50, and 50 entrance
NJ. A. Wright Is, VIM. Marsh Is.
DR.. E. F. Conyngham Is, Williams IA,
Willoughby II, VIM. Neu II.
Consolation shoot-open to all con.
testants not winning in above events
20 birds, known traps and known an
gles-Prize 500. and So entrance.
R. P. Paryin 8, G. w. Young 9.
The shooting contest took place on
the grounds of the Rod and Gun club,
west of the city.
The baseball game was declared off |
and did not take place.
The festivities of the day closed with
the Fire Brigade ball in the evening,
which was not the least OF the pleasur.
able events of the Fourth. 1t was
quite largely attended.