GRAND SEMI-CENTENNIAL
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FIRST DAY RACES—JULY 3
1— Four and one-half Furlongs.$100
2— About Five Furlongs...$100
3— About Five Furlongs......$100
4— Six Furlongs — .... $125
5— Six Furlongs. $125
6— One Mile......$200
SECOND DAY RACES—JULY 4
1— Four anti one-half Furlongs „. $100
2— About Five Furlongs..$100
3— About Five Furlongs......$100
4— Six Furlongs... $125
5— About Seven Furlongs... $150
6— 1 1-16 Miles Handicap.. ..$300
THIRD DAY RACES—JULY 5
1— Four and one-half Furlongs.. $100
2— About Five Furlongs.$100
3— About Five Furlongs....$100
4— Six Furlongs.r... $125
5— 1 1-16 Miles Handicap.$250
6— 1*4 Miles Handicap (Consolation) $25-*4 $125
A Race For Holt County Horses Each Day.
Ball Game Daily Following Races
Atkinson vs. O’Neill, July 3. Spencer vs. O’Neill, July 4
Emmet vs. O’Neill, July 5
Games start promptly at 4 o’clock, immediately following races. These are the four fastest
teams in North Nebraska.
ADMISSION TO RACES AND BALL CAME, 50 CENTS. CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS OLD ACCOMPANIED BY PARENTS, FREE
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Two Big Main Events. Also Several Fast Preliminaries.
Balloo Ascension Every Evening
Followed by Dancing at the Monster Open Air Pavilion, with Music by a Noted Orchestra. Rides, Side
Shows, and Carnival Attractions. Music by the Several Bands both Day and Night.
