Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-07-01
FOURTH WILL BE
BIG DAY HERE
cu,rTAUQUA, CIRCUS AND USUAL
SPORTS PROMISES R0USING
CELEBRATION
THE DAYS PROGRAM in FULL
Many Prizes Offered In Numerous
Athletic Contests

with two big entertainments at the
sa,,tououa. an afternoon and even
~ ~ performance of the Famous San
inS ,,s european Circus and lively
srosram of athletic sports and band
ppouearts between times, the Fourth in
uonners Ferry this year should be a
dav of the greatest pleasure and en-
ioyment one long to be remembered
nv old and young. And then to top
off the days fun there will be big
DANCE at the X. p. hall in the evening
with music furnished by Nead's Jazz
orchestra of Standpoint, and there is
aleo to be another big dance at the
I O. 0. F. hall.
these many attractions will proba-
h,v hiring to Boomers Ferry the largest
crowd that ever attended a Fourth of
uly celebration in the city.
The committee in charge of the var
TINS sports and athletic contests has
arranged the following program al
though the time of the events may be
changed somewhat in order not to con-
aict with any other entertainment
II IL for this reason that no time has
heen set for some of the features fol
lowing.
900 A. M. Raising and Salutine
the Flag.
Band Selection, RED, White and
Blue" Walden's Band.
Announcements.
s:15 A. M. Boys Foot Race. IA tc
II years; first prize, $3.50; second
prize, $1.00.
S:25 A. NJ. Boys Foot Race, II tc
IA years: first prize, pocket knife do
mated by E. L. Little; second prize
s1OO.
9:S5 A. M. Little Boys Foot Race
not over and up to years: first prize
sp25: second prize, Swift's Puzzle
Map of Idaho, donated by A. A. Nc
Intyre.
Gas A. M. Girls Foot Race, IL tC
IA years: first prize, hand purse, do
mated by Hawks Drug Store; SECOND
prize, Swift's Puzzle Map of Idaho
donated by A. A Mcintyre.
9:55 A. NJ Girls Foot Race, 8 t
| 70 years: first prize, pair Emma Lot
pumps, donated by L. N. Brown; sec
/ ond prize, pair of white hose, donated
by L. N. Brown.
1905 A NJ Ladies' Foot Race. fret
oxfords, donated by Causton Bros.
second prize, Navajo rug, donated b,
Stookey Furniture Co.
1915 A. NJ. Concert, Walden'i
& Band
1920 A. NJ. Boys Three-leggec
h Race, IA to II years; first prize, $500.
1875 A. M. Little Boys Sack Race
to 10 years: first prize, 75c; secon'
prize SOC.
1880 A. NJ. Potato Race, free TO
all: first prize, dress shirt donated b.
Causton Bros.
h HOO A. M. Ladies' Egg Race
first prize, a rooster; second prize,
hen, both donated by VIM. Warwick.
q 11:10 A. NJ. Pie Eating Contest 70
Boys, to IA years; prize, s100.
4 11:15 A. NJ. Concert by Walden
1 Band
11:2O A. NJ. Indian .Horsebacl
Wrestling Match: prize $500.
11:30 A. M. Squaw's Foot Race
first prize, $780, second prize, $1.00.
11:40 A. M. Indian Foot Race
first prize, $3.50; second prize, $500
/ 1880 A. NJ. Soldiers and Sailor
100 Yard Dash: first prize, box Flo
d Moss cigars donated by Joseph Ban
mng; second prize, $500.
Noon Intermission.
100 P. NJ Concert by Walden
Band.
zoo P. M. Chautauqua Program.
4 Concert by Walden's Band.
Squaw Canoe Race: first prize $500
second prize, $500.
Indian Canoe Race: first prize $500
second prize, $500.
Pulling Contest for Ford Cars Only
prize, $500.
4 Boys Obstacle Race: first priz
All the athletic sports and contests
as Tar as possible, will be held o
Main street.