Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-04-19

a flock of 80 automobiles at the Parl
hotel to haul the visitors wherever the,
wish to 60. ,s"Hook En- Cow stickers
on the windshields will identify the car.
which are to be at the disposal of the
guests.
When the st. Paul train arrives a,
II o'clock, the members of the Hook
En- Cow club will pose for photo,
graph and then be escorted to the Park
hotel by the Black Eagle band, f. Is
MarstoD. director, and their own musical
organization. the Minnesota State band
under the direction Of the famous Tony
snyder The. trip to the smelter upon
which 1t had been planned to take the
visitors has been cancelled owing to lack
of time.
At 80 o'clock the two bands will
give concerts at both the Park and the
Rainbow and both organizations will ac-
company the committee to the depot to
greet and escort to headquarters the
Helena delegation and Governor Stewart
who are to arrive at 2:2.O o'clock.
Between ] 30 and 2 o'clock the pas
sengers on the Stockgrowers special will
nave entrance to the train so that they
may dispose Of their baggage. At !:
O'Clock the bands will consolidate and
lead the crowd to the pavilion across
the river. Shirley $. Ford. president Of
the pavilion company vii preside at the
dedicatory ceremonies there. Addresses
will be made BY Governor Stewart; =.
7. Good. president of the South 81,
Paul Union Stockyards and W. W., Gail
OF Billings, who comes as the official
representative Of his city. to where the
stockmen are all headed to attend the
annual stockgrowers convention there
Tuesday and Wednesday.
After Gail s address attention will be
oiverten from the pavilion to the barn"
where the chuck wagon feed will be
served and where Frontier Nights"
entertai inmeht vii! be staged which will
warm the hearts of the old timers. and
open wide the eyes Of the tenderfeet.
Some time during the evening the
special trains will leave for Billings. The
plan t" consolidate them into one train
was abandoned because it would have
made train Of IS coaches. much to
heavy for making time, even with a
double header. The trains will leave half
an hour apart. 1t has not been stated
which ONE will leave first. the "Hool,
EN- Cow or the Stockgrowers special.
The executive committee in charge of
the arrangements for the dedication and
attending festivities, is composed Of :.
$. Ford. II. F.. Lee. James Reid. W. 4
Bertl;e and ]. X. Hobbins. The finance
committee is composed of Mr.. Ford. Mr..
Lee and A. j. Breitcnstein. w. X.
Flowerree is in charge Of the athletic
end Of the program and Bill Steege will
handle the vaudeville. Archie Fritz will
look after the orchestra and the final
work at the pavilion is be-
ing directed by Chester c. Davis. III. f.
Lee is in charge of tho registration am.
More than 500 tickets have been dis
posed Of to local residents and the totai
at the pavilion it is expected
will he 500 or 900. The pavilion will he
.losed this morning while workmcn are
putting on the finishing touches. Th.
1oors will not be opened before ? this
afternoon.
The committee has requested that
sreat Falls people who wish to witness
he Frontier Nights entertainment wait
Until after the special trains have de-
,arted with the visitors in the evening.
The spectacle will be continued until
hat time in order that all who wish to
nay see it. but it is the intention to !
are for the visitors first. Parking
pace for 200 automobiles is available |
lear the pavilion.