Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-10

tue UlSSeSt event OIL Inc year LUZ euo'
organization, will be staged at the
Earring park trap grounds Sunday,
June IS, w. F. Steward, secretary of
the club, announced Friday. The shoot
will begin at 8 o'clock a. m.
Prizes amounting to more than $500
have been donated by Great Falls mer-
chants and business men. More than
20 shooters, including out of town Wis
itors, are expected to participate. The
shoot will be staged on a classification
basis of handicap, which will allow
all amateur shooters an equal chance.
The shoot will consist of four classes,
A, B, c and D.
Following is a list of the prizes that
will be shot for, the donators, and the
value of the prizes:
High Guns on 100 Targets
Class A-Electric percolator, do
mated by Montana Power company,
value, $13.
Glass B-Automatic windshield
wiper, donated by Western Motor COM
pany, value, $40.
Glass C-Hand-made fly rod, do
mated by Great Falls Sporting Goods
company, value, $12.
Glass D-Stanley thermos bottle,
donated by w. r. Wilcoxson, value,
S11.
Long Runs on 100 Targets
Glass A-Fish basket, donated by
Murphy Maclay, value. 50.
Glass B-Hunting coat, donated by
Strain Bros, value, $40.
Glass C-Windshield visor, donated
by Great Falls Upholstering company,
value, $40.
Glass D-Automatic fish reel, do
mated by The Mint. value 81.
Special prize-Lendix storm and
glare shield, donated by George c.
Mapes of Butte to the shooter making
the longest run on 100 targets, regard
less Of class, value, SIS.
Gold medal-To the high profess
sional, donated by the Crown Jewelry
company, value, $50.
To high average visiting shooter, re
CARELESS of class, bakelite base pipe,
donated by Goodman Cigar company,
Fourth street store, value, IS.
To low average visiting shooter, re-
CARELESS of class, so Osmundo cigars,
donated by Gamble Robinson, value,
S4.75.
To low average shooter, regardless
donated by Bickford Motor company,
value, Sc.
Event No. I
First-Watch fob, donated by H. W.
Benton, value, So.
Second-Meal ticket, donated by
Manhattan cafe, value, $3.50.
Third-Hair brush, donated by Nor
row Drug company, value, $3.50.
Glass B:
First-vase, donated by Gillespie
Drug company. value, $3.50.
Second-Meal ticket, donated by
Spray cafe. value. $3.50.
Thirdly book. donated by Murphy
Maciay, value, $3.50.
First-Merchandise order. donated
by Cascade Electric company, value,
Second-Meal ticket. donated by i
Wigwam cafe, value, $3.50.
Third-Pair lady's silk hose, donated
by John D. Mcdonald, value, $3.50.
Class d:
First-Sausage or meats, donated by !
Valley Meat market, value, 50.
Second-Meal ticket. donated by
Gerald cafe. value, $3.50.
Third-Parker fountain pen, donated
$3.50. : 0"' ~
Event No. 2
Glass A:
First-1OO Peters trap loads, donat-
ed by Marshall Wells, value, So.
Second-Dunn fountain pen. donated
by Van CIeave & Reisz, value. 81.
Third-Shirt, donated by Mikehasit,
value, $3.50.
Glass B: |
First-1OO Peters trap loads. donat-
ed by Marshall Wells. value, So.
Second-Four Bosch spark plugs.
donated by Great Falls Starter and
Battery company, value, 81. |
Third-Five pounds Seal brand cof-
fee, donated by Strain Brothers Cash
and Carry, value, 81.
First-Ham, donated by Great Falls
Meat company, value, S..
Second-Six "Pan" tickets. donated
by William Steege, value, $3.50.
Third-Hair brush, donated by La
peyre Brothers, value, So.
Glass d:
First-Merchandise order, donated
by Pfiister-Pierce Bootery. value, IS.
Second-Air rifle, donated by J. nj.
Charters, value, 81.
Third-Inner tube, donated by Tire
Sales company, value. $3.50.
Event No. 8
CLASS A: |
First-Eversharp pencil. donated by !
Tribune Printing and Supply company,
value, $3.50.
Second-Flashlight, donated by Elec-
trio Shop, value, So.
Third-Safety razor, donated by
Thompson Drug store, value, 81.
Class b:
Frst-Bacon, donated by J. H. Pres
colt, Union Meat market, value, $3.50. |
Second-Leather collar box, donated
by Model Pharmacy, value, SO.
Third-Spark plug tester, donated by
Auto Electric Shop, value, 81.
Glass G.:
First-Six popular records, donated
by Barber Music house, value, $3.50.
Second-Rear auto signal, donated
by Mobiles Auto repair, value, $3.50.
Third-Safety razor, donated by
Thompson Drug, value, 81.
Glass D:
First-Long range flashlight, donat-
ed by Great Falls Electric Supply,
value, 81.
Second-Shirt, donated by Kaufman
Clothing company, value, $3.50.
Third-Hair brush. donated by Pub
bic Drug company, value, $12A
Event No.
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