•FT 3f«| ^Jh®£jjS*F«4* jSL "i jp hT^y\ t*•*? i*} MOWER Page Six Thursday,o July-T^-* b'j». ttwiita si v. '.i aj, w*. A :'lt 'afj-.&i and f—4 Synopsis Continued I Synopsis The Great Indian BattleTheft Episode Five Prologue—Symbolic of the County Seat RecordsGeneral Scene 1—1857. High Forest—The Tattersoll Heralds with Trumpets—Heralds with House—The Stealing of the County Sibly Qadfing Indian RiotCivil Banners—Spirit of Mower County, History, Seat—Yates, Vaughan, Bemis, Tattersoll, Destiny, Justice, Courage, Aspiration, Industry. W. Sykes, Sheriff Sherman War Period ScenesTragic and posse. Compact of Allao Molliscn and Brother Hist, of Mower County—Page 64, etc. Episode One Scene 2—1857. Early Austin—Fourth of Carnival Scenes, Beautiful Dances-! July Celebration—People arrive with Legendary Indian Period ox teams, horse teams, on foot—Patriotic "Over The Top in the Great War" Primitive Indian Village—Funeral of Old Speeches—Songs—Games—Old Chief—Wooing of Indian Maiden—Warning Time Square Dances—Judge Allen, of attack—The Fight—Capture of Rev. Mr. Gurney, Squire Smith, Wm. Young Brave—Rescue by Girl. Cook, John F. Cook, Rufus Kimble, John Hallot, Quincy Andrews, Mrs. J. Episode Two L. Davidson, Mrs. Dr. Wheat, Mrs. R. Kimble, Hattie Adams. 1836 Hist, of Mower County—Page 299, etc. Deserted Indiair Village—Officers' Hunting Episode Six Party—Major Taliaferro—Dr. Emerson 1861 —Dred Scott—U. S. Dragoons. Tragic Compact of Allan Mollison and History of Mower County—Page 33, etc. I f2 Brother Allan Mollison's Blacksmith Episode Three Shop—General Store—News of Firing on Sumter Mollison Departs to Enlist— 1841 Capt. Robert P. Mooers, Fife and Drum Sibley Hunting Party—H. H. Sibley, Alexander Corps, Co. K, Fourth Minnesota Infantry Faribault, Indians—Fear of Attack —Presentation of the Flag Recruiting by Hostile Indians—Sibley's Subterfuge. Speeches—Enlistments—Departure for the Front. History of Mower County—Page 40, etc. Episode Seven Minn. Hist. Collections—Page 260, etc. X. Scene 1—1914. Austin Civic Celebration Episode Four —Carnival—Crowning of Queen of the Revel Folk Dances Songs Scene 1—1854. "Hunter" Clark's cabin News of Outbreak of War in Europe. —"Hunter" Clark—Indians Gathering Tableau 1.—Stricken Nations under Heel Sugar Sap—Arrival of Austin of War—Appeal to Columbia for Aid. Nichols Adella Rose's "Almost" Tableau 2.—Columbia Aroused Sends Marriage. Forth Call to .Arms—Spirit of Mower History of Mower County—Pages 46, 144, County adds Special Appeal to Her 161, 479, 162, 168. Own Sons. Account of Mrs. M. J. Snyder. 800 PEOPLE IN CAST Scene 2—-1917. Mower County's Sons Scene 2—1855—Naming of Settlement— Respond—Mobilize—Leave to Embark Chauncy Leverich, Levi Watrous, G. W. for the Front. Mason. Scene 3—1918. "Somewhere in France Hist, of Mower County—Page 158. —Yankee Troops in Trenches—Over Scene 3—1856—First Mill—First Church the Top in Victorious Assault. Service—First Marriage—Rev. Erastus Scene 4-—1919. Troops Return Home— Mapes, Caleb Stock, Mary Watkins, Procession of All the People of the Squire Smith. Pageant—Grand Final Tableau—Columbia Hist. Mower County—Pages 475, 148, 162, Wonderful Lighting and Fireworks Effects Unfolds Old Glory—The Star 143, 163. .. Spangled Banner. PERFORMANCE FOR HOURS I General Admission «v. "IMPST Including drand Stand $1J0 v** T~\. RESERVED SEATS 15c EXTRA vttfei sirare1 ft ^t1 V* & -Mr,..*, ,,r t. h-*- *1, I MM MM 1