The diamond drill., 1920-08-28

MlNES-Roy Bowen, Il. j. Oswald
VIM. Pengilly, Edwin Jacka. w. ]
Perkins, S. j. Goodney. VIM. Bengry
Chas. III. Hughes, VIM. Greer and w. j
Perkins.
CALITHUMPIANS-Al. Richards.
PARADES AND FLOATS FROM
CITY-Albino Notes. DR.. l.. Z Boyik
Casper Bauer Hans Poulsen, Axe
Axelson and Peter LaPlante.
At meeting OF the general com
mittee held at the Club Rooms last
Monday evening the work OF perfect
ing arrangements for Labor Day was
taken up and committees appointed
TO handle the various activities.
Reports from the mining companies
were very satisfactory Mr.. Burridge
reported that he had interviewed Supt.
Lawrence and found him very willing
to recommend that the Verona Mining
company do its share. Mr.. Rein re-
ported the same from supt. Harrison,
Bjork and Martin.
A committee on finance to solicit a.
mong the merchants and business
men was appointed as named above
and they are at work.
The Alpha, Iron River and "McKin-
ney steel" hands have been hired. The
aeroplane man was here and Is satis-
fed with a field at the Uren farm for
landing. The Triangle Ranch boys
will be on hand with some of the best
stunts in the country, among them
the throwing Of steer single handed
by one OF the COW boys taking hold Of
the horns This ranch feature is go
ing 10 be a winner; something that
has never been seen in these parts.
The fireworks have been ordered
the concessions are being asked for
rapidly. Arrangements for feeding
the people are in progress and full de-
tails will be announced next week.
Picnic Feature Emphasized
The management OF the celebration
wishes TO emphasize the picnic feature
Of the event. II Il the wish that as
many families as possible take picnic
dinners and eat them in the park on
that day. The people from surround
ing towns and locations especially,
are invited TO make use of the splen-
did park for that purpose. There will
be plenty OF hot coffee for all so thai
picnicers need not bother with putting
coffee into their baskets.
Many people feel that picnis din
ner isn't just the proper thing on such
an occasion and 10 assure all who
hold that idea that II is perfectly pro-
per and that the committee urges II
we are requested to emphasize the
fact to our readers.
Tell your neighbors: tell everyone
to pack their eatables in their baskets,
pack their families in their Liazies
and make for the Crystal Falls park
on Monday Sept. 6. It's large enough
has plenty OF shade and is comfort
able. Select tree, spread out your
dinner and enjoy yourselves.
Parade at Ten sharp
The big parade will be held at 1000
o'clock sharp. There will be three
bands and representatives from every
mine and mill No one will appear In
the parade in a capacity other than
that of a worker Floats from each
mine in the district, walking delega-
tions from each mine, decorated auto.
mobiles, calithumpians, everything TO
make a parade interesting will appear.
II is expected that there will be keen
rivalry between the different mines
for the honor OF winning the best
foat prize. The Alpha mines are bg-
uring out something and we under
stand that one or two floats will be In
line from the west side mines. Amasa
is 10 be heard from yet.
The Legion boys are az work on a
big foat and news comes from the
odgcrs that something out OF the or
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