The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-31

to Mark Labor Day

Ito Mark Labor Day
CONTINUED from page H.
ANNOUNCED today, includes invoca-
ton by DR.. w. J. Hall, Moorhead;
address Of welcome by Alex Stern
president of the Fargo city commits
sion; dedicatory address by w. E.
MoEwen, Duluth and music.
Peter N. Wingreen will be chair
man. .......
Parade At I o'clock.
The monster parade, which is ex-
| pected to be a feature event Of the
day, will be held at o'clock, and
will form on Fifth street north, OPP
posite the labor temple. The line of
march will be up Fifth street north
to Fourth avenue, Fourth avenue to
| Broadway and down Broadway to
the speakers stand in Island park
where, the speaking and musical pro-
gram is to be held. In line will be
city officials, Fargo military band,
soldiers in training at the A. c., Or
ganized labor delegation, patriotic
organizations and citizens and school
in line shortly after 1890 o'clock.
MeEwen Principal Speaker.
w. E. <McEwen, postma ster at Du-
luth. Mimi, former Minnesota COM
missioner of labor, will deliver the
principal address Of the afternoonS
taking his theme from the part of
labor in the world war, and will be
followed by Judge A. T. Cole, Fargo,
who will make a patriotic address.
There will be music by the Fargo
military band. Peter N. Wingreen
will be chairman.
Sports Program To Follow.
A big sports program, with a
chance. for all to compete, will fol-
low the speaking program, and will
be under the direction Of Emil Glas-
err physical director of the fargo
7. M. c. A. Fargo business men
have donated goods as prizes for
winners in each event, and COM
petition promises to be keen.
Feature events on the sports pro-
gram include a rooster chase for
women and a chicken chase for men,
the fowls being donated by Eggert's
market, and will be awarded to the
person catching them.
Prizes are also offered for the Ia
Dor organization having the largest
delegation in the parade.
The sports program, prizes, Of
ficers Of the day and the order Of
delegations in the big parade fol-
low: .....
For biggest percentage Of any or
ganization appearing in parade-First
prize, 100 cigars, donated by Reineke
& McKone; second prize, so Potentate
cigars, donated by T. c; Gardner Co.;
third prize so Y. B. cigars, donated
by DeCamp Fruit Co.
Sport Events and Prizes.
,Fifty-yard foot race for boys un-
der 12-First prize, one pair Shoes
donated by NJ M. Hendrickson; sec
ond prize, one football, donated by
Emery & Johnson; third prize, one
Ruby lamp, donated by johnson Cy--
Gle Co.; fourth prize, one baseball bat,
donated by G. J. Swanson.
Fifty-yard foot race for girls un-
der 12--First prize, one gold pencil,
donated by E. w. johnson, .612 Front
street, jeWeler; second prize, photo
holder, donated by Monsoon Trunk
factoryI third prize, one box of candy,
donated by Fargo Drug Co.
SeVenty-fiVe-yard foot race, free for
all men and boys-First prize, one
Gordon hat, donated by j. F. Holmes
& Co.; second prize, one shirt, donat-
Ell by Allison & Tomhafe; third prize,
one tie, donated by S. & c. Clothing
Twenty-Five yard foot race for
women and girls-First prize, neck
lace, donated by Hagen & Newton;
second prize. brooch, donated mated by aaa
box. donated by Hagen & Newton.
Seventy-five-yard foot race, free
for all-First prize. one pair gloves,
donated by e; A. 5 Swanson SECOND SSat1
siegel; third prize, two fancy ties,
donated by VIM. RoSen.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT foot race, union
men-First prize, one pair gloves, 40
prize, one safety razor, donated by
Carlisle & BristoI third prize, one
khaki shirt, donated by Oscar A.
Simonson.
one pair gloves, donated by Globe
Clothing Co.; second prize, one safe
ty razor, donated by Fout & Porter
held; third prize. one tie, donated by
Weingarten Clothing Co.
One-legged foot race, free for all
First prize, five pounds Lewis Bros.
coffee, donated by Lewis Bros; sec
ond prize, one pair tennis shoes, do
mated by Kinnear shoe store; third
prize, one pair corn pliers, donated
by Sydness & Olson.
Ladies' nail driving contest-First
prize, one rocker, donated by Berg
pair gloves. donated by Herbst de-
partment store third prize, one
pound box of candy, donated by Can
dyland.
Ladies, ball thgowiRg contest-First
prize, one silk waist. donated by The
Black Co.; second prize. one perfume
atomizer, donated by Central Drug
Co.; third prize, one aluminium nine
cup muffin pan, donated by Hubert
TWenty-five-yard foot race. union
mems wives and daughters-F'irst
prize, one handbag, donated by o. J..
pair silk hose, donated by A. L.
Moody third pirze, one picture, dor
mated by Luger Furniture Co.
Rooster chase for women-Ro poster,
donated by Eggert market.
Chicken chase for men--Chicken,
donated by Eggert market.
Special prizes for Camp Fire Girls
selling the most flags for the benefit
of the Red Cross-First prize, one
three-pound box candy, donated by
Madson's Sweet shop; second prize,
one two-pound box candy, donated by
Madson's Sweet shop; third prize, one
one-pound box candy, donated by
prize, one bottle OF toilet water, do
mated by Bruce Crusoe.
Omcers OF the nay.
Captain Newman, marshal OF the
Assistant narshaIs Con Keefe, Ned
Htnkle, Louis Krenner'
Miss Mary Schlanser, of Co. b aux
ilialry, viii have charge OF patriotic
Line Of Parade.
Elag, carriers,
Soldiers,
Speakers
Fargo city commission.
Moodhead city council.
Fire departments, Fargo and Moor
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