PICNIC AT LC RANCH
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singing to them, which pacifies them and they
all lie down quietly. Those who have had the
pleasure of hearing a cowboy “sing” will readily
understand why the cattle lie down — because
the music makes them want to die. — St. Paul
Pioneer Press.
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PICNIC AT LC RANCH
One of the most jolly crowds that ever
participated in the festivities of picnicking, left
for the LC ranch last Sunday to spend the day.
All enjoyments incident on such an occasion
were taken advantage of, and the day spent
pleasantly. Among those present were the Mes-
dames Hobart, Gilbert and Gillett, Misses Mary,
Francis, Amelia Ott, Mabel Gilbert; Messrs. R.
G. Clark, V. Brado, E. B. Chase, John Ott, John
Boyle, Jr., Sam Gillett and Milt. Warner.
GRANT COUNTY MEERSCHAUM