GRAND SEMI-CENTENNIAL
Mnrninrf Pi'nrir'im* Registration and Reunion of the Old Timers; Decorated and His
1TJ.U1 HlJIg A A "-*gA “All* Ulrica! Parades; Addresses by Prominent Visitors Every Morning.
Six Bid Running Races Each Day
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 ...k. $125
5— Six Furlongs . $125
6— One Mile..... $200
SECOND DAY RACES—JULY 4
1— Four and one-half Furlongs...$100
2— About Five Furlongs ....$100
3— About Five Furlongs .$100
4— Six Furlongs .... $125
5— About Seven Furlongs._...$150
G—1 1-1G 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
1—Six Furlongs .-._.. $125
5— 1 1-16 Miles Handicap.$250
6— 1*4 Miles Handicap (Consolation) $25-*4 $125
/ Uace For Holt County Horses Each Day.
Ball Game Daily Fo owingl 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 CAKE, 50 CENTS. CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS OLD ACCOMPANIED BY PARENTS, FREE
Boxing
10 ROUNDS “2 CARTER, 147 lb, v, CHARLEY WNG, 149 lb, |Q ROUNDS
5 ROUNDS FRANK KANE, 160 lbs. vs. GEORGEJBARMA, 160 lbs. 5 ROUNDS
Two Eig Main Events- . Also Several Fast Preliminaries.
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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.
