The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-03
ALL READY FOR
BIG CELEBRATION
Stands Being Erected
Parade to Start at
10 O'clock.

the big Fourth of July celebration
which is to be staged in this city Ia.
morrow. The big civic. Industrial and
callthumpian parade will leave the
Central school in three sections al 10
O'Clock in the morning and all floats
should be there at least a half hour
earlier so as to be given proper places
in the line.
The principal address of the day
will be given by Attorney j. F. T. o.
Conner of Grand Forks at / o'clock.
Others speakers will he on the pls,-
gram. Attorney F. c. Massee is mas
ter of ceremonies and will introduce
the speakers.
The band stands are now being
erected and will be ready in the
morning. There are to be three
stands and three bands, with continu-
GUS music after the parade. One band
is to accompany each division of the
parade.
Bowery dances and other forms Of
amusement have been arranged and
will be given during the entire day.
The celebration has been we'll adver-
tlsed n a large number of people
will be here to attend the festivities.
Rest rooms have been secured, the
Commercial club rooms, Giles hall and
the Mendenhall Memorial church be-
ing open all day. Those wishing to
bring their lunches will find tables at
the Mendenhall Memorial church.
The parade will form at the school
house grounds at $3.50 a. m. and will
march from there to DeMers venue
and then to Third street in Grand
Forks to University avenue to Fourth
to DeMers avenue inc back to the
end of DeMers in East Grand Forks.
Parade Prizes.
Best Industrial Float-s15 in cash;
second, a three-piece dressing set
awarded by the Trepanier Pharmacy,
Grand Forks.
Best Comic Float-A SIS suit of
clothes given by Arneson Mercantile
company: second, a $40 hand-painted
dish, donated by Max Rabinovich.
Grand Forks.
prize; second, $3.50 cash prize.
Best Decorated Automobile in Pa
rade-A $40 ladies silk waist, given
by R. B. Griffith of Grand Forks;
second. a $40 cut glass dish offered by
P. Girard of Grand Forks, winner to
select prize.
Best Single Character-10o Roi Tan
cigars. given by Stone, Ordean &
Wells.
A1SGl oiASJ I1OoI-S1V III CdSll, ScCs
end, SIS in cash.
Best Comic Character-A SO Cor
don hat, given by Frank Drosky.
Minor Sports Prizes.
A prize of SO will be given to the
first person climbing the creased pole.
%100-yard Race for Boys is years
old-s1.5o, s1.0o and soc.
75-yard Race for Girls Is years old
$3.50. $1.00 and l60c.
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$3.50, $1.00 and soc.
50-yard Race for Girls 10 years old
i-$1.00, Use and soc.
Girls Potato Race-$1.5O, S1.00 and
SOC.
100-yard Race for Clerks only
First, a Panama hat donated by NJ.
G. Olson company Of Grand Forks:
second, a 81 Umbrella donated by
Monley & Smith: third. 81 in cash.
Ladies' Potato Race-First. a IS
Rocker, donated by s. Panovitz; sec
ond, 50; third, 81.
Mems Sack Race-First, So; second,
So: third. 81.
~15-year-old Boys Sack Race-s1.00,
75c and SOC.
Egg Race for Girls Is years old
$3.50, s1:oo and soc.
Three-legged Race for 15-year-old
boys-s2.00, s1.0O and soc.
100-yard Wheelbarrow Race-First,
IS suit case, donated by Benner 4
Begg Of Grand Forks; second. So;
third, 81.
Fat Mems Races in trade at the
Cotton Wilder Grocery company Of
Grand Forks; second. a box of cigars
donated by Mrs. Della Odegard; third,
50. (There must be three starters, be-
tween 225 and $50 pounds weight.)
Fat Mems Race-(Three starters
weighing over 251 pounds. First, Sc
pair of stetson shoes. donated by NJ.
~Stanchfield; second, IS Rocker, donat-
ed by NJ. Norman: third, 81.
Slow Bicycle Race-First, S. Stet-
son hat offered by Ruettell Clothing
company: second, s. in cash.