The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-06-25
Sank CENTRE Will
ENTERTAIN JULY 4
NIFTY PROGRAM OF STREET
SPORTS Fer CASH PRIZEs
ARRANGED.
big AUTOMOBILE PARADE
CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM AND
FIREWORKS WILL ROUND :
OUT BIG DAY.
Big AUTOMOBILE PARADE

.iS Jul III VI uiy CcloDTaClOn TO De
held in Sank Centre this year will be
one that will appeal to all classes.
The committee have arranged q splen-
did program of street attractions and
they will be pulled off at a time not to
interfere with the chautauqua pro-
gram.
A monster automobile parade will
take place in the forenoon and a cash
prize of $500 will be grven for the
most handsomely decorated car APP
pearing in the parade. During the
parade the recognized band, under
the leadership of Dr. H. L. Lamb, will
render an open air concert on the
stand to be erected at the intersection
of Third and Main streets.
All street amuSements will be free
and there are cash prizes altered for
the various sports that will appeal to
the athletically inclined.
Following is a list. of the different
sports and the cash prizes offered:
Free-For-All 100 yard Mems Rum
ming Race-First Prize, $500;
Second Prize, $500; Third, $1.0O.
First Prize, $500; Second, ST.
90; Third, $1.O0.
Fat Mems so yard Running Race
contestants must weigh 200 lbs.
or over-First prize, $500; Sec
ond, $500; Third, $1.00.
Ladies' so yard foot race-First
prize, $500; Second, $2.co;
Girls SO Yard Race, for contestants
under Is years of age-First
prize, $500; Second, $1.G0;
Third, so cents.
Boys 100 Yard Race, for contest
ants under 18 years of agc-First
prize, $500; Second, $1.00;
Third, SO cents.
Boys so Yard Race, for contestants
under IL years of age-First
I prize, $1.50; Second, $1.0O;
Third, so cents.
Egg Race-First prize, $500;
Second, $1.O0; Third, so cents.
Potato Race-First prize, $500;
Second, $1.00; Third, so cents.
Dressing Contest for Boys-First
prize, $3.50; second, $3.50;
Pie Eating Contest for Boys-First
prize, $500; Second, $1.00;
Third, so cents.
Buttermilk Contest-Prize, $3.50.
Tug of War-Two teams of tive
men each-Prize, $1,000.
Sack Race-Firs5 irrize, $500;
Second, $1.00; Third, SO cents.
Barrel Race-First Prize $3.50;
Second, $1.0O; Third so cents.
Mems 40 Yard Three-Legged Race
First prize, $500; Second, ST.
90; Third, $1.OO.
The program of amusemeTts at the
Lake have not been definitely set
tied as yet, but they will be published
in next weeks Herald.
The fireworks committee report
that the fireworks have arrived and
that they will be the most thrilling
and beautiful ever shown in Sank
Centre.
The athletic contests will be pulled
off on both Third and Main streets.
| Watch street programs for the hour
and street of the different contests.
This will be the first time in many
years that all the contests take place
uptown, and the change should be ap-
preciated.
| Sank Centre bids all who wish to
accept their hospitality on this &C.
casion to be on hand July 4th. Come
early and stay late with the assurance
that there will be ample entertain
ment provided.
One of the strongest programs of
the strong series of entertainments
provided for Chautauqua week will be
given the afternoon and evening of
the Fourth.
Dance lovers will have a splendid
opportunity to dance in the afternoon
and evening on the bowery at the new
Caughren Opera House and the City
Hall. Good music will be provided.
| You all know what Sank Centre
celebration means so that you can
come with the assurance that you will
| be well entertained.