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POTATO CREEK JOHNNY'S
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Potato Creek Johnny's is your place for fun in Glenview, Illinois.Meet your friends at PCJ's fabulous beer garden, Glenview's finest.Stop by at lunch or dinner time and try one of Chef Bobby's freshly prepared daily specials, or enjoy an appetizer and a beer after work. Fax ahead for faster service.Join us Tuesdays for Karaoke, and Fridays for our famous Fish Fry. Saturday is Band Night. Check for schedule.
THE BEER GARDEN IS NOW OPEN! ********************************* DAILY SPECIALS MONDAY $5.00 Domestic Mini Pitchers, Wings 3 for $1.00 3-7 PM TUESDAY Karaoke Night $4.00 Import Pints, $1.50 Burgers 3-7 PM WEDNESDAY $3.25 Leine Red Pints, $1.00 Tacos 3-7 PM THURSDAY $2.50 Domestic Bottles, $1.50 Burgers 3-7 PM FRIDAY All-You-Can-Eat Fish Fry $7.00 SATURDAY Lunch: Tacos, Hot Dogs, Burgers 11AM to 2 PM SUNDAY $5.00 Domestic Mini Pitchers, $5.00 Bloody Mary Pints ******************************** SAVE the DATE: Saturday, June 13: Salmon Stampede Weigh-in @ 4:00 PM Saturday, June 20: Perchapalooza **********************************Who was Potato Creek Johnny? John E. Perrett, later to be known as Potato Creek Johnny, came to the Black Hills of South Dakota from Wales in 1883, at the age of seventeen. In 1929, he was working his claim on Potato Creek when he came across a 7-3/4 oz. gold nugget, one of the largest ever found in the Black Hills. Potato Creek Johnny stood a mere 4'3", but dressed in buckskins and sporting a full beard, he was the epitome of the old-time prospector. He soon became one of Deadwood's premier tourist attractions, and spent the rest of his years happily entertaining visitors to Deadwood, and panning for gold. He died in 1943, and was laid to rest in Deadwood's Mount Moriah Cemetery, alongside Wild Bill Hickock and Calamity Jane.
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