The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-08-19

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afternoon. The street dance begil
i Bathing Suit Parade
The sensation of the week is prom
ised for Saturday afternoon when
there is parade of bathers from TIE
Auditorium at 1870 p. m. The latest
bathing creations, from California s
snug garments to Atlantic City's
snowy costumes, will be shown in the
parade, it is promised. Following the
parade judges will review the CO.'S
tunes at the pool and prizes will be
awarded.
A we'll known merchant offers as a
prize the handsomest bathing cos
tune in the Lucas store to the best
high diver at the pool Saturday af-
ternoon. Some very accomplished
lady divers are to be found in the city
and this is expected to be one of the
most interesting events of the Satur-
day afternoon sports.
Tomorrow night Is amateurs will
compete for prizes at the Rex theater,
the total receipts to be donated to the
pool fund.
The ball game on Saturday after
noon at o'clock is expected to bring
out the greatest crowd Of the season.
Fargo and Bismarck will play their
last contest Of the season together.
The two teams are playing this
evening at 6:15.
List of Prizes.
Event No. First prize, $1,000
swimming suit, donated by A. W. Lu-
cas-. Second prize, fountain pen, do
mated by Hoskins, Inc. Third prize,
two pair socks, donated by Z. W.
Nichols. ..........
Event No. First prize, best
lady's bathing suit that Mr.. Lucas can
furnish, donated by G. Frank Grambs.
Second prize, five pound box of candy,
donated by Olympia Candy Store.
Event No. 3.-First prize, two and
one half dollars in gold, donated by
Harry Thompson. Second prize, bath
ing cap, donated by Cowan's Drug
Store.
Event No. 4.-First prize, flash
light, donated by Lomas Hdw. Co. Sec
ond prize, box chewing gum, donated
by Fifth St. Pool Hall.
Event No. 5.-First prize, silk neck
tie, donated by Rosen's Clothing Store.
Second prize, rubber ball, donated by
Cowan's Drug Store.
Event No. 6.-First prize, box can
dy, donated by Francis & Mcdonald.
Second Prize, box gum, donated by
Sweet Shop.
Event No. First prize, mems
knife, Elk's emblem, value $5.25, do
mated by French and Welch. Second
prize, 5-lb. pail lard, donated by Cen
trail Meat Market.
Event No. 8.-First prize, lady's silk
waist, value $40, donated by Webb
Bros. Second prize, lady's white wash
skirt donated by Johnson's Popular
Store.
Event No 9-First prize, pair shoes,
donated by Richmond's Bootery. Sec
ond prize, box candy, donated by
Francis e. Mcdonald. Third prize,
package, donated by
Emporium, Anton Beer.
Event No. 1O.-First prize, manicure
set, donated by Lenhart Drug Co. Sec
Ond prize, hair receiver, donated Dy
Breslow Drug Co. Third prize, bath
ing cap, donated by Price Owens.
Event No. 11.-First Prize, beads,
donated by Bonham Bros. Second
prize, box stationery, donated by Cow
an Drug Co.
Event No. 12.-First prize, hat, do
mated by Bergeson & Son. Second
prize, cap, donated by B. e. N Clothing
Store. Third prize, coveralls, donated
by Best and Huyck.
Event No. 13.-First prize, silver
pencil, donated by Folsom Bros. Sec
ond prize, $1.5O in trade, donated by
Gussners. Six next prize winners, cap
each, donated by Wellworth Store.
Event No. 14.-First prize, one box
pecan bars, donated by NJ. W. Neff.
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