The Princeton union., 1920-06-24
CELEBR JULY 5.
LegiOnaires and Businessmen Make
Adequate Preparations to En-
tertain the Multitude.

Elaborate Program of Sports, Con-
certs, Etc, is Published in De-
tail With List of Prizes.
Arrangements for big celebration
of independence day in Princeton on
Monday, July 5, have been perfected
and the program is one which should
attract a multitude Of people to this
village. Every effort has been put
forth by the legionaires, in affiliation
with the businessmen, to make the
celebration the best that. this part Of
the country has ever witnessed, and
people from the surrounding country
are especially invited to participate
with the assurance that they will pass
an enjoyable day. There will be rest
rooms for women at the armory and
in basement of Princeton State bank,
formerly used for public library. The
program, which will be strictly ad-
hered to, follows:
Street parade at 10 a. m. sharp. A
prize of SIS will be paid for the most
comical float or car and $40 for the
best decorated.
Address at court house grounds.
Music by Princeton and Glendorado
bands.
Races at 1890 sharp.
Boys race, under 16, 100 yard dash
First prize, catcher's mitt, C. A.
Jack Drug Co.; second, So in merchan-
disc, Princeton Jewelry Co.; third, So,
Princeton Jewelry Co.
Girls foot race-First prize, $3.50
box camera, Princeton Drug Co., sec
ond, box candy, Cole confectionery;
third, purse, Bazaar.
Mems foot race-First prize, spot
light, Clair Kaliher; second, 3O.3 inner
tube, Riverside Auto Co.
Peanut race, ladies only-First
prize, pair of ladies' dress shoes,
Mark & Son; second, kettle, Fair store.
Potato race, boys only-First prize,
SIS in merchandise, Alfred Melin Co.;
second, SO in merchandise, Alfred
Melin Co.; third, So in merchandise,
Alfred Melin Co.
Ball throwing contest, ladies only
First prize, records, Flowers Sales
Co.; second, records, Flowers Sales
Co.; third, records, Flowers Sales
Co.
Wheelbarrow race, men only-First
prize, $6 in merchandise, Galley Hard
ware Co.; second, 81 in merchandise,
Evens Hardware Co.
Fat ladies' race-First prize, rock
ing chair, Evens Hardware Co.; sec
ond, SIS in merchandise, C. H. Nelson.
Fat mems race-First prize, bam-
boo rod and reel, value $40, Gramer
Hardware Co.; second, SIS in merchan-
disc, C. H. Nelson.
Three-legged race-First prize, $40
in merchandise, A. E. Allen & Co.;
second, cigars, Scheen's confectionery
Boys pie-eating contest-First
prize, inner tube, Harness shop; sec
ond, Ingersoll watch, Karlberg Jewelry
store.
Slow bicycle race-First prize, SO in
merchandise, Ewing's Music store;
second, So in merchandise, Ewing's
Music store
Finlander horse game-Prize first
premium paid on $1,000 life insurance
policy, Northern States Insurance Co.
At the close of the races the follow.
ing special prizes will be awarded.
Largest family-1oO lbs. 100 Pei
Cent -four, Princeton Roller Mill.
Oldest man coming to town-Pair of
shoes, J. A. Nyberg.
Ball game at fair grounds at p. m.
admission, adults SO cents; children
Is cents.
Open air concert on court house
grounds at 3 p. m. by the Suwanee
River Jubilee sextet, the organization
that furnished music at the Grow
banquet.
Tug of war for purse of $40.
Water fight, army and navy, box of
cigars.
Concerts by Glendorado band, the
Princeton band and Crow orchestra.
Fireworks.
Dance at armory and supper at mid
night.
Ford sedan will be given away dur
ing supper hour.
At a meeting Of the legionaires and
businessmen on Monday night the fol
lowing were named to take charge of
the program of arrangements in ad-
dition to those already appointed:
Gerald Peterson, advertising in
surrounding towns; Arve G. Lind
strom, chairman of parking commit
tee; Don Sausser, Fred Manke, stands;
Max Cordiner, receipts at ball game;