Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-06-30
THE FOURTH
NEXT MONDAY
Hot Springs In Readiness To
Welcome Its Visitors On
Nations Birthday.
ADJUSTMENTS GALORE
Races, Ball Game, Dancing, Swimming,
Etc, To Make The Day Jolly
One For Everybody.

Lest you forget, we say it yet--and
again--Hot Springs will celebrate July
4th. Next Monday will see one of
the largest crowds and one Of the best
times ever pulled off in the city.
Liberal purses will stimulate interest
in the racing events. a good ball
game and plenty of other amusements
will keep the crowds busy from early
morning when salute of forty guns
will be fired until the last dance Is
played at the bowery the following
morning. Bowery dances, swimming,
band concerts, racing events, fireworks,
in fact everything which goes to make
up a tirst-class celebration, has been
arranged for. Nothing will be lacking.
Come, bring your friends and enjoy
a good time.
For the benefit of those who might
have overlooked it we republish below
the program and committees for the
dag:
Salute at sunrise. Forty guns. Com
mittee: Bert Bowman and Harvey
Groves.
S:l5 a. III. Band concert at city park.
COMMITTEES: e. p. Long, Joe Roth.
$50 q. m. Parade; $50. lst prize,
s25; 2nd prize, sl5; most comical. $40.
1915 a, m, Ball game.
1:15p III. Band concert
1:30 >. N. Speaking. Committee:
G. Il. Sage, Chas Stewart.
200 p. m. Hub and hub race, 200
yards. $50. Committee: G. b. Avery,
L. Allen
2:l5 p. m Boys foot race, under
fifteen years, 100 yards So; 81. Com.
mittee: A G. Bowman, Joe Lessard.
2:20 p. m. Girls foot race, under
fifteen years, so yards, 50; 81. Com.
mittee: Jess Spencer, VIM. Wolf.
2:30 p. M. Boys novelty pony race
rider under fourteen years. Saddle
bride, ride 100 yards, turn stake, ride
to starting point, take off saddle and
bride and place where you started
from. SO; So Committee: Geo
Marty, G. Murphy.
$50 p. m. Sack race, free for all
100 yards. So; 50. Committee: Ottt
Strom, Theo Cable.
800 p. m. Shoe race, free for all, s.
$3.50. Committee: j. Mueller, +
Tillotson.
3:1O p. IN. Mems foot race. free TO
all, loo yards, $50; $40. Committee: Ro.
Eastman, r p. Long.
| 3:20p. m. Obstacle race. $40; So
Committee: j. Mueller, II. Groves
G. B. Avery, L. G. Allen.
$3.50 p. m. Fat mans race, over 20
pounds, 10 yards. $40; S.. Committee
j. II. Peterson, Cal Dalby.
$40 p. m. Girls tug of war, unde
| five feet, ten on each side, 500. Com
mittee: Rex Putnam, Roy Eastman.
$3.50 p. M. Three legged race, 10
yards, free for all, ss; 81. Committee
Fl. Ferguson. j. Holden.
400 p. IN. Pie eating contest, unde
fifteen years, SO; 50. Committee
Wayne Moran, VIM. Wolf.
4:lO p. IN. Slow horse race, hore
wins 200 yards. $40; s.. Committed
l.. 0. Shirley, Jay Holden.
4:2O p. m Blind fold wheel barro
race, thirty yards. S5;s2. COMMITTEE
Otto Strom, II. Groves.
4:3O p. IN. Tug of war, ten men on
side, $50. Committee: f. Tillotsol
l.. Englebert.
5:45 p m. Girls egg race, under tel
thirty yards. 1851. Committee: Wn
Connor, Tom Violin.
4:55 p. m. Boys potato race, undt
= ten, So; 81. COMMITTEES: G. B. Farg
Geo. Marty.
5:l5 p. NJ, Water fight to finish, s.
. . s25. First water, $40; Committee q
= judges: G. B. Avery, e. P. Long ar
l @. F. Sage.
. $50 p. IN. Fireworks. Committe
9 L. E. Highley. L. Englebert, j,
t Lessard, E. p. Long. Bert Bowman.
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