Jealous mood dog boasts of lineage and field feats
A Pinehurst fan writes a playful self portrait of a pointing dog and his rivals, praising Rock while boasting of his own red coat and white points. He recounts training, coveys, and clever runs, insisting he and his kin can outpoint and outlast the quarry, with affectionate digs at fellow hunters. The letter hints at a continuation on the next page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock
Rock of
Gibralter
Pinehurst
Lam
Tam
Dash Gladstone
Count Roderigo
Roderigo
Count Noble
Gladstone
Dash
Mr Bailey's Letter On Pinehurst Resort Growth
The piece describes a southern resort emerging in Moore County North Carolina led by founder James W Tufts of Boston. It notes high elevation pine country climate with bright sun and minimal storms, the Pinehurst town layout by Olmstead Olmstead landscape gardeners, early development including residences a power house water works store church school casino stables and two small hotels The Holly Inn is highlighted as a key modern hotel at the head of the town originally built to serve guests from the Berkshire and The Harvard hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore County
North Carolina
Lufts
Florida
Olmstead, Law & Olmstead
Boston
Pinehurst
Berkshire
Harvard
Holly Inn
Pinehurst Highlighted as Restful Healthful Resort
Mr. F J Bailey of Chicago writes to the National Hotel Reporter praising Pinehurst in North Carolina. The letter extols the long leaf pines, resort comforts, and advantages of the Holly Inn as Bailey and his wife stay there. The Pinehurst Outlook reprints the note in full with pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Bailey
Chicago
National Hotel Reporter
Pinehurst
Bailey
Holly Inn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pinehurst Kennels
Ter
Beck
Himself
Pinkhurst Outlook
Doc
Boy
Gray
Dec
Mr. G
Merrow
Saucy Rock
Zeb
Roy
Mr. P
C. B
Dana
Millandale Golf Club
C. Davis
Ridgewood
John 11. Ward
C. H. Lester
George Brown
BE. A. Freeman
Montclair
P. H. Oliver
Pelham
Murphy
Garden City
W. C. Freeman
FE. W. Larom
Ardsley
Mr. Bailey
James W. Tufts
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