The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-08-28
LABOR DAY PRO-
GRAM Offers VAR
led ATTRACTIONS

Starting with the parade in tbs
morning at 900 o'clock the entire
aay of September I, when the Min
ers' Union of Carbon county put
on their annual Labor Day cele-
bration, will be one of many and
varied features.
Following the parade, at 1000
o'clock, John T. Kelly, president of
the Montana Farmers Union, will
deliver an address and Immediately
following him, U. S. Congressman
Scott Leavitt, of Great Falls, will
speak.
At loo p. m. the athletic events
will start and last until 500 o'clock
In the evening. At 800 o'clock
there is to be a baseball game be-
tween Red Lodge and Bearcreek,
for which a purse of S100 has been
offered, to be divided on a 60-40
basis.
The Red Lodge band is to give
special street concert at TOO p.
m. in the evening, and in addition
will be playing all day during the
various events.
The program for Labor Day will
officially end with the dance in the
Labor Tempe in the evening at
which Speedy's and Peewee's New
Dance Band will furnish the music.
The complete program of ath-
letic events and prizes are as fol-
lows:
Boys Race, 6 to years-First
prize, $500; second prize; 81
choice school supplies by Franklin
Chain Store; third prize, SO cents.
Girls Race, 6 to years-First,
81: second, 81; third, so cents.
Boys race, 9 to Il years-First,
S1.75 thermos bottle, one gallon, by
Franklin Chain store; second 81
cash; third 80 cents cash.
/ Girls Race, 9 to II years-First,
81 cash; second, 81 cash; third, 50
cents cash.
Boys Race, y to Is years
First So cash; second 81 choice
merchandise, K. N. Koski store;
third, 81 cash.
Girls race, y to Is years
First. S. choice merchandise, Hoff-
man Department Score; second,
s1.95 pair hose from Style Shoppe;
third, 81 cash.
Inside Company Mems Race
First, S. cash; esecond, 81 flash
light, Economy Drug company;
third, $3.50 chaice merchandise,
Plunkett's stores
Outside Company Mems race
First, S. cash; second, 81 Ansco
Camera, Red lodge Drug Co.,;
third; $3.50 choice merchandise at
! Plunkett's store.
Contract Miners Race-First,
S. cash; second, five pounds Cres-
cent Coffee, Solso's Grocery; third,
| So choice merchandise, Peters, the
Tailor.
Fat Mans Race, 200 pounds or
over-First, one case peas, Red
Lodge Canning Co.. second. $3.50
fountain pen, Mode Drug Co.
Married Ladies Race-First, one
case beans, Red Lodge Canning
Co.; second, S. electric iron, Car
bon PLUMBING and Heating Co..;
third So cash.
Sack Race, sacks to be IS inches
wide-First, one case peas, Red
Lodge Canning CO., second, So
cash.
Three-Legged Race-Tie above
ankle and at knee-First, Sc cash;
second, So cash.
Old Mans Race, over 55 years
First, 81 cash, second, 81 cash;
third. 81 cash.
1OO-Yard dash, open to all
First. SIS cash; second, $3.50 cash;
third. $1.50 cash.
Ladies Egg and Spoon Race
First. one case beans, Red Lodge
Canning Co.; second So cash; third,
81 cash.
Ladies' Hammer and Nail Con-
tesH-First, one case peas, Red
Lodge Canning Co.; second 81
cash; third, 81 cash.
Baseball Game, Red Lodge VS..
Bearcreek-S100 cash prize, to be
pitt 60-40.
Running High Jump-First, 50
cash; second, 50 cash.
Standing Broad Jump-First,
81 cash; second, So cash.
Running Broad Jump-First, S4
cash; second 50 cash.
Judges for the contests are to be
Joe Joyce, Joe Sanderson, and
William Abrahamson. Starters
will be John McNeish, Earl Gre
CORY. Alex HathereF, and j. W.
Bakka is to be announcer.