Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-24
TOMORROW WILL Be THE day
EVERYTHING IN READINESS FOR
WHITE WAY AND HOMECOMING
DAY-MORE PRIZES <..

Fails, which will be known as Wmte
Nav Day. as fifteen blocks Of orna-
mental post lighting which have been
Installed will be turned on in the eve
,.inc, and also "Home- coming Day. as
rconle who have lived here at some
tjr,e or other will come back. to help
celebrate and to note the prosperity OF
their former home. 1t being 'Market
Dav.' this will also bring the farmers
into town in larger numbers than ever
before. The prizes offered for the
different doings will be especially at
tra;tive. at u.-.-
Peginning at O'Clock p. m. and
continuing until S o'clock p. m. pro-
gram of sports will be pulled off. A
break will be made in the program at
{: 'clock p. M. and Governor A. y.
EberLart will deliver al address at the
intersection of Broadway and First
street east. Hon. >Chas. E. Vasaly Of
Il. $ city, now chairman of the state
beard of control; with offices at st.
Paul. will also address the citizens in
the afternoon.
The program is concluded a.
O 'clock for the afternoon in order that
the people may get supper and be out
again in time for the parade which
tai es place at o'clock sharp. The
evolution of lighting, all the nations OF
the world, nine bands, automobiles,
rumber Of lodges, fire department. and
floats of all kinds will constitute the
parade, which will be over mile in
length. The parade will start from
th, Antlers hotel On the West side, 60
east to First street east, and north to
Firs avenue east to second street, south
t. Broadway, around the four sides OF
tic court house block, west on Broad
way to First street and south on First
street to First avenue and disband.
Fries will be offered for the best
floats, the best Masquerade costumes
and for the best decorated automobiles
IN the procession, also 'nnumerable 9th
CT prizes, as for the dirtiest boy, the
81 mmest man, the freshest guy, etc.
Immediately after the parade mum.
lcr Of. short addresses will be made at
the Intersection Of Broadway and First
81. eet unless the weather. is bad, in
which event the Victor theatre will be
used. Short addresses will again be
made by Governor Eberhart, who will
.urn the switch and Chas. E. ~Vasaly.
Senator johnson and Representatives,
1s5uck and " asafy irave been IN vitetl to
rake five minute talks, and representa-
lives from the anufacturing industries
have been invited to make three minute
talks A number of other state Of
ficals not mentioned above may be
present and give short talks as well as
some of the officials Of some Of the
near cities.
So much interest has been shown in
this big celebration that E. A. Adams,
manager Of the Milo for the Princess
Theatre company, has arranged for the
taking Of motion pictures of the
program of sports, and other doings
c'1r;ng the day. Mr.. Adams has been
negotiating with a number Of film
CT tmpanies during the past two weeks
and contract has been secured with
with Raths & Seavolt Of St. Paul for
the taking of the pictures. These
}.eople are the official photographers
FIR the Minnesota State Board Of
I'calth and for the Great Northern
The pictures of the celebration will
be the property Of the Princess Theatre
Gil cult company and will be shown
ever the entire circuit Of the company,
{ comprising 10 theaters, and through
out the country for six months at least
twice each week. No industrial pictur-
es will be taken. An attempt will be
made to get picture of the parade
in the evening but as artificial light
must be great deal stronger than
daylight the pictures Of the parade
may not be success.
The big White Way celebration will
be concluded in the evening with two
Eig dances, one at the Harrison &
Peterson hall and one at the Pro-
gressive club hall on the West side.
P,;ces for the best and most comical
rssquerade will also be given at these
dances. The first prize will be $5, the
second So, and the third So. The dances
gers to make up deficit. g.: 60.
The committee on sports and prizes
evidently found that aclne pr.zcs were
to he disposed Of and acco uin:;iy al.
ded the following: to the list published
last week:
Farmer lady coming longest distance
by team, and registering at headquar-
+ers in the c. H. Brown drug store be-
tween 3 and 4 CLOCK p. M, $40 hat,
Mrs. A.. Dugas. -.,esE s~-..
Boys 50-yard dash, 10 years or un-
der. First, boys Birdsale wagon, Rob
e.~ Muske, second II loaves bread,
Eagle bakery. ~ ~. 4.
Running board jump for farmers,
FIST: robe, Eich & Seifert; second, $4
pair of shoes, j. F. Joswiak, third, 81
worth Of work, Clute, the barber.
Shortest man with the longest beard
shave and shoe shine, Nc
Shane, the West side barber.
1ailest mar with the longest hair
81 worth Of work, Dufort & Ledoux,
BARRIERS. >. -,.4.-.
A 81 oil stove has also. been con.
contributed. by the Adams Hardware
company to; be given as q prize. :.
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!. Nose Monette Of :Lenox,c Crow Wing
county, was down Monday with fine