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Democratic County Ticket. j
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For County Superintendent "
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For Coroner
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Rev. W. F. : F. Hoffman of the
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German Lutheran church in the I
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I e German Settlement and 'Henry
Porath as delegate attended the , i
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Synod or conference held last week I
at Staplehurst. Mr. Jforath took ( I
notice of crop conditions while on
1 his trip and saw fine corn in places.
Crops'generally he says were good. I
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in the campaign just .clQsl ; , . . ' . .ish ,
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I to thank the people of ' herr Y I
: Count.y. While not victorious at I J |
I the primary election , I recieved I
such goodly support as to make
me ever grateful to the voters of
Cherry County. My best wishes
for successful schools and , school j
work are .yours. I
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CORA TIIACKIIEY.
: P.url Thompson , a young man
from Stanton , died Tuesday from
injuries sustained from a horse i i
falling with him , which he was
riding Sunday afternoon. He was
visiting at the Miller home on the
Smith place on North Table. Dr. I
Vanden of Crookston was consult-
ed and found his ankle bone brok-
en , his spine hurt and injured in-
ternally. The remains were ship-
ped to Stanton. His father is a
hotel proprietor at Stanton. ,
We print the program' for tlie
Old Settlers Reunion at Dunn's
grove on North Table this week. II I I
l I Read it and plan to attend.
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Lumber Piles
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It keeps us busy to keep our
stock full , so we can meet all de-
mands. We are especially pre-
j ) > ared now to take care of orders :
requiring long timbers. But our
stock of
Finish Lumber
is also complete , including White
Pine , Yellow Pine and Fir Fin-
ish , etc.
Ludwig Lumber Co.
Lightning struck the electric
light plant Sunday evening and
put her out of business ; for the
I whole week thus far and probably
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. 7th Anuual Reunion T of
. Settlers of . . North Table '
' Will Convene in Dunn's Grove , Saturday ;
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' 10ipO.'o'clock : . . sharp. ' Ball game-Valentine Loc-
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:12:0.o : . , o'clock Dinner. . - " . ' .
1:00 : o'clock.
Music - - North Table Orchestra
Invocation.
Welcome exercise - Seven Little Boys
Song - - - - Quartette
Address - - Judge J. C. Quigley
Music - - - - Orchestra
Dumb bell drill - - Ten Girls
Song - - , - - Quartette
Music - - - - Orchestra
Discours - on agricultural display , Frances Harden
Burlesque , above discourse - Clem Hahn
Music Orchestra
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2:45 : Judging ladies' Department
Best piece of drawn work ; first § 1 , second 50c.
Best piece of crochet ; first § 1 , second 50c.
Best piece of knitting ; first § 1 , second 50c.
Best piece of eyelet ; first § 1 , second 50c
Best.piece of shadow work ; first 81 , second 50c.
Best piece of Wallachian ; first § 1 , second 50c.
Best patch-work quilt ; first § 1 , second 50c. '
Best collection of plain sewing by girls of 15
years : and under ; first 75c , second 50c.
Neatest dressed doll , dressed by girls under 13
years ; 75c.
Best piece of mending by girls of 15 years and
under ; 50c.
Best darned stocking by girls of 15 years and
under ; 50c.
Best hand made handkerchief by girls 9 years - old
and under , first 75c , second 50c.
' . Best article made of wood by boys lii years and
under ; first 7oc second 50c.
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Cooking . . . . . . . . . . Department
Best loaf . of bread ; first 75c _ , second , 50c. .
" pie ; first 75c , second 50c.
" cake ; first 75 , second 50c.
" loaf of bread by girls of 15 years and under ;
first 75c.
Best collection of cooking , not taking above priz-
, es ; first § : 1 , second 50c.
Best assortment of jelly ; first § 1 , second 50c. .
Best assortment of pickles ; first $1 1 , second 50c.
Best assortment of canned fruit ; first § 1 , second
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Best collection of fruits not taking any of . the ,
above prizes ; first $1 , second 50c.
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Best story of 200 words by girls or boys of 15
years or under ; first , book ; second , book. , I
Best ; poem of four stanzas by girls or boys of 15
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Best . drawing by girls of 15 years' ; ' and under : ; ' ; .
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Best drawn mapr : of Ne raska by boys oc girls ] of ,
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3:15 : Judging of Agricultural and
Stock Display
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Best agricultural display ; first § 5 , second § 3 ,
third § 2 ,
Best bundle spring wheat , § 1. . .
: Best bundle oats , § 1.
Best bundle winter wheat , $ 1. _
Best peck . . winter wheat , , first 1.50. . ; second 50c.
h " spring " . . first $1.50 . . . ; second 50c.
B " oats , first § 'l . .0' ; second D .0 c.
Corn , best 10 ears , first § 1.50 ; second 50c.
Corn , best 10 stalks , § 1. .
Bestpeck speltz , § 1. Best peck rye $1.
Alfalfa , best bundle , first $1 ; second 50c.
Bromus " " first § 1 ; second 50c.
Best potatoes , first § 2 : ; second $1 ; third 50c
Best display of fruit , "first $1.50 ; second $ 1. ,
Chickens , best pair , any breed ; first § i2 , second § 1
Best sucking . . horse colt , first $2 ; second $1.
H mule colt , first f ; $3 ; second $2.
H brood mare , first § 2 ; second § 1.
H $2.
general purpose team ,
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H driving team , § 2 . .
H pair pigs under 6 months , first $2 ; second $ .1
Horse Races
Saddle horse race , ? mile , 5 to enter and 3 : to
start , 1.00 entrance fee , first 7.00 , second 3.00 i
third 1.50.
Pony race , t mile , 5 to . . enler and 3 to start , en-
trance fee 1.00 , first 5.00 , second 2.00.
Horse race , t mile , 5 to eiiter and 3 to ' start , en-
trance feii + 1.00 ; first 8.00 , second 4.00.
I Consolation nice * mile , for all horses who did
not take premiums in first races , purse givep.
All horses must be Cherry county horses and
must be entered before 2 p. m. :
Foot Races
Men's foot race , 100 yards ; , free for all ; first 1.50 ,
second 50c.
Boys' foot race , 50 yards ; , free for all . ; first 75c ,
second 50c.
Girls' foot race , 50 yards ; ; first 75c , second 50c.
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Campfire story telling , led by Judge Walcott
I. M. Rice , Tom Kelley , Charles Reece , Max
Viertel , Andraw Morrissey , Otis Hahn Ben Hob-
son , Mike Kenncall.y , C. H. Cornell , C.V. .
Cramer and others. A liberal premium will be
given for first and second best stories.
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Bowery t : dance in the evening , At midnight a cash prize will be
. given the best waltzing couple- . ' .
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I Five Big Days Commencing . I
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THE WALTER MAUI ATTRACTIONS , . _ ; . - - - :
. At the Big Tent Theatre , the Talented Young Actor . - { .
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ELWIN STRONG , . : " . . . :
in new plays. Opening play , the four act comedy drama , "A False , Friend. . " i
Refined Speciaties between acts.
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The Howells Glass Blowers . . IV : ! _
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A complete glass factory. Every patron receives a glass souvenir absolutely ] free.
Dreamland Electric Theatre Little Gem Animal Show
Presenting the latest in motion pictures Sure to please the little ones. Wild animals
Big Jumping Horse "Carry-Us-AII"
A continual round of pleasure. The latest thing of the kind. I
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Grand Concerts Daily by Challenge Band . '
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EVERY ATTACRON GUARANTEED CLEAN AND MORAL
A $450 Piano- , Free ,
Season tickets good for the entire five days of races and baseball games will be
sold for 75c. Each ticket entitles the holder to 75 votes for the Carnival Queen. .
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Thursday ; Sept. 2nd.
First race - t mile and repeat , free for
all. Purse $75 1st $37.50 , 2nd
$22.50 , 3rd $15.00
Second racemile dash , for Rosebud
and Pine Ridge horses. Purse $50 ,
1st ' $ 25 , 2nd $15 , 3rd $10.
i Relay racel-r mile , first heat. Purse $200 ,
1st $100 , 2nd $60 , 3rd $40.
, Friday , Sept. 3rd.
First racemile , pony 14 hands ] and
under. Purse $50 , 1st 25 , 2nd $15 ,
3rd $10. '
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Rosebud , Pine Ridge and Cherry county horses must have been owned at their - - - -
respective homes for at least 60 days prior to day of race : '
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In , the relay race cowboy saddles are to be used , each rider to have three horses . , '
in charge of one assistant , the rider to saddle , unsaddle , mount and dis-mount un- n '
assisted and to ride three } mile heats each day , the rider winning the greatest num
ber of -k mile heats during the three days to be declared the winner.
The entrance fee is 10 per cent of purse. Five to enter and three to start or
race will be declared off. Horses must be entered before 9 o'clock , p. m. the day ;
previous to each race.
DON'T FORGET THE DATES , AUG. (31 ( , SEPT I 1,2,3 and 4
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Mrs. Keister and son are visit-
ing a married daughter in Utah
near Ogden.
Andrew Morrissey and sister
have gone back to New York
starting Sunday night.
Tuesday Aug. 2-i , W. S. Birker
sold the stock of goods known as I
"The Fair" to Henry W. Hoe- 1
nig who will conduct the store in I
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all. Purse $200 , 1st $100 , 2nd $ 60 ' , '
3rd $40.
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First race - ? mile dash , free for all.
Purse $100 , 1st $50 , 2nd $30 , 3rd $20. , .
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horses. Purse $75 , 1st 37.50 , 2nd . f
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partial stroke of paralysis last
Saturday evening while on his ,
way out to W. H. Hooper's on
north table. Clem Hahn and his
wife were in town Saturday and
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them to Mr. Hooper's where he
expected to spend Sunday. He
talked and joked as pleasantly as
usaul on the way and knew nothing
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to get out upon , arrival at his {
daughter's home whea he discov "
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paralyzed in i his
left side. Will Cramer and , wifex ; :
went out Sunday and brou ' . ( "
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