PINEHURST, MOORE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.
DURING THE COMING SUMMER!
Moch Will Be Done to Keep Village
Abreast With its Rapid Growth.
Iw Dairy to be llullt and Utility
Plants Ierfected--CJolf Courie
Iniprovenieiitc Other Ilan.
activity during the coming summer
for much is to be done to keep the equip
ment of the Village
abreast with its remark
able growth, which has
been so forcibly brought
to notice by the success
of the season just ending.
to carry out the work of this department
without interruption, even in cases of
accident and emergency.
THE NEW SCIIOOLHOUSE.
Work upon the new schoolhouse has
progressed rapidly and will be com
pleted before fall. The new building
will be modern in every particular and
will include class and recitation rooms,
not only for the new Preparatory School
established last year, and the Kinder
garten begun in January; but the long
established Upper and Lower Schools as
well. Head Master Aldice G, Warren
will again be in charge.
in excess of the supply, some sixty in
number.
GOLF COURSE IMPROVEMENTS.
Extensive work leading to the im
provement of the golf courses has al
ready begun and the aim will be to es
tablish turf throughout the fair green as
rapidly as possible, by seeding and wa
tering during the summer montns.
The "short" course will disappear be
fore another fall and in its place will be
found a long nine-hole course which
will compare favorable with the best
nine-hole courses in the South. The in
troduction of bunkers, pits and traps
KICKER'S HANDICAP CLOSE!
Single Stroke Wins Tropby in Satur
day's Medal Play Event.
J. Ilagrg-ertj, Bradford Country
Club, IVnn., Win With Net
Score of Eighty-Three.
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THE UTILITY PLANTS.
Among the most im
portant of this work will
be the perfection of the
various utility plants, for
the ultimate aim is to
have these supply the
entire needs of the Vil
lage; to make Pinehurst
complete unto itself.
The foundations for
the new Dairy are al
ready in and the build
ing will be completed
during the summer. Here
the milk and cream will
be cared for and prepared
for sending out with
scrupulous care and dur
ing the summer season,
surplus cream converted
into butter.
The raising of fodder
and garden vegetables
which was so success
fully carried on last sum
mer, will be continued
upon a larger scale this
year and with increased results.
The Poultry Farm is making rapid
growth and becoming more and more an
important factor in the food supply
problem, and the equipment is being
rapidly increased.
The Market Garden is giving larger
returns each year.
AT THE POWER HOUSE.
The work is remodelling the Power
House and the installation of new ma
chinery, much of which has already ar
rived, will be completed before fall and
the result will be a duplicate equipment
throughout which will make it possible
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SPRING DAYS AT PINEHURST THE PINE GROVE I WHERE MERRY CHILDREN ROMP AND PLAY.
GOLF claims many devotees among
Pinehurst's Spring guests and Sat
urday's "Kicker's Handicap" furnished
an interesting contest
and close scores. A
Sterling golf seal watch
fob was offered for the
bet net score nearest
the unknown bogey.
A. J. Ilaggerty of the
Bradford Country Club,
Pennsylvania, who
played with a handicap
of forty strokes, won
the throphy with a net
score of eighty-three.
Karl Abbott of Beth
lehem, N. H., whose
handicap was thirty;
George Hayes of Canan
daigua, N. Y., and P.
11. Brooks of the Mini
k a h d a Country Club,
Minnesota, who played
with handicaps of forty
and five, respectively,
were but a single stroke
out of the way.
THE SCORES.
Gr. Hdp Net
A J Ilaggerty,
Bradford Coun-
try, Pa, 123 40 S3
Karl Abbott,
Bethlehem, Nil, 114 30 84
J D Westcott,
Union City, Pa, 125 40 85
W A Berg,
Boston, Mass, 110 25 85
GENERAL REPAIR WORK.
General repair work throughout the
Village, both in the hotels and cottages,
will receive its share of attention.
As has been the rule in years past, this
season's cottagers will be given the re
fusal of the cottages for next season.
Detailed, information will be sent out in
August at which'time positive decisions
will be necessary.
The increasing demand for these ac
commodations and the popularity of the
life, will ultimately, lead to a consider
able increase in this department. Al
ready the applications for apartments
during the coming season have been far
and other hazards will make the course
aiT"exceptionally sporty one and this
course in future will do much towards
relieving pressure on the eighteen-hole
course during the height of the season.
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TOURNAMENT PROGRAMS.
Special attention will be given to the
golf, tennis, trap shooting, target-pistol
and other tournament programs and an
unusually fine lot of sterling trophies
will be offered.
THE PINEHURST PRESERVES.
New and valuable territory is con
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Miss Caroline C Check,
East Orange, N J,
C M Pettis,
New Haven,
A Kemper,
Rensselaer, N Y,
BELOW BOGEY.
F W Matthews,
Newton Centre, Mass,
George M Hayes,
Canandaigua, N Y,
P R Brooks,
Minikahda, Minn,
OTHER EVENTS.
Other events of a similar nature will
be arranged as long as the interest war
rants it.
112 25 87
114 25 89
136 45 91
109 30 79
121 40 81
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Volumb VII; No. 23,
Saturday, April 30, 1904.
Price Five Cents.'