The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-07-04
FUN AND SPORT MAKE
UP PROGRAM FOR DAY
1reat Gnlithumphian Parade Will Start the
Celebration at 9:45 Sharp Many Racing
Events Scheduled

Events Scheduled
FORENOON PROGRAM.
Calithumpian Parade:-The parade will start at 945
sharp and everyone should bear this mind There can
p no aeay ana II those entered do not show up that
time they are going to get left that is ALL The parade
will be one of the most wonderful things ever pulled off
in Bemid. Neither time, labor nor money have been
spared to make this event the equal of anything in the
parade line ever pulled off either in this country or in
Tue capitals OF Europe At expense of thousands of
dollars the management has secured the services for this
occasion of several Of the noted personages Of the old
countries. Everyone has heard Of Baron Butinsk and
Countess Noaccount Their last appearance was at the
queen jubilee and they agreed come to Bemid only
AMER small fortune had been held out inducement
Another noted character will be the duke Of Argyle
second cousin to half sister to King Edward He will
be here IN full royal livery and will be drawn through
the streets in gded coach and behind eight prancnp
horses Perhaps the most remarkable feature of the
parade however, will be the Capra Aegagrus Four of
nese ferocous beasts were captured in the wds of Asia
Minor but short time ago and will be exhibited in
cage the Streets carefully watched by an experienced
trainer.
Line of March:-The parade will start at the ctv hall
and proceed north far the court house. where #
Will turn to the east far Bemidii avenue On Re-
midi 1T will go south to Third street. then west to Min
Beltram1
avenue, north to Fourth street. then west to the cv hall
where it will break up. II,
Horse Race:-ll:00-Thec course will be from the Mer
chants hotel to fifth street There will be three heats
First price, $l5 second prize $S third riding bride do
mated by j. A. Ludington. Entrance fee fifty cents
Pony Race:-This will be pulled off Immediately
after the horse race and will be but heat The course
Will be the same as for the horse Prize $40.
AFTERNOON pp0cpnM
Gentlemen's 100yard race:-l:3o-C Course from Miles
corner to city dock First prize S. second prize box of
cigars donated by W A. Mcdonald
Gentlemen's 22O.yard race:-Frst prize, 81 SO; sec
ond prize, S-day clock, donated by A. E. Winter
Married Ladies l00-yard race:-Frst prize SIS, toilet
set donated by City drug store second prize, $780,
Single Ladies' 1OOyard race:-First prize, SIS hat do
mated by Mrs Berman second prize So suit case donat
ed by Gill Bros.
Catching Creased Pig:-230-C Course from Markham
hotel to Merchants hotel. Prze $3.50
Creased Pole:-Pole on Minnesota avenue between Sec
ond and Third streets. Prize, $5
Boys Sack Race:-Course from First National bank to
Miles corner First prize, outing suit, donated by
OLeary 4 Bowser second prize, $2 third prize, 81.
Old Men, Race-Entries must be 60 years of age
First price, Stetson hat donated by Schneider Bros;
second PRICE box cigars, donated by Fred Brinkman
Tug OF -33O-Takes place on Minnesota avenue
between Second and Third streets. Prize 400
Ball Game:-4:O0- vs. Jacksons Of ST. Paul, at
ball park.
Boys Tub Race:-730-At city dock Entries must
bring their own wooden tubs First prize SIS; second
prize, So.
Launch Race-The launch contest will be held imme-
diaey after the tub and will be one Of the pr.test
features OF the days sport. large number Of boats
will enter The start will be from the city dock and the
boats will run to Diamond Point and return AT the
point buoys stationed at different distances will mark the
turning points for the boats in the different handcan
classes Buoy No will be nearest to the dock and the
boats owned by the following will round it. Schar Chase
Knopke Carter French, Decker, Gennes, Reynolds,
Miller Buoy No. will be rounded by boats owned by
the following: Gibbons, Crothers White, Tuomy and
Schneider swedback, Miller. Buoy No 8 will be the
turning point for boats owned by Jerrard Ives Bacon
the Viking Boat company. Buoy No. 4 will be rounded
by a A. Warfeld, G. W Warfed, and Smith Buoy No
BY Winter, and Buoy No. by Marson ANY others
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