Ida Grove Beats Ida Town in Wild Baseball Tilt
Eight and a half innings sufficed as our All Home Boys edged Ida Grove 2 to 1 in a spirited clash. The crowd praised Ida Grove’s sportsmanship and eyed a Tuesday rematch featuring a top pitcher from St Paul, Schmidt, against a lineup led by Myska, Amsler, Lindsey, and Stub in a bustling report of the game’s key moments and dramatic late finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida
Ida Grove
Amsler
Sou City Packers
Schmidt
St Paul
Siglin
Edgar
Pace
Bell
Pierce
Anafe
Ray
Roger
Myska
Gan
Abby
Stub
Leonard
Lindsay
Paddy
Conway
Curry
Altho
Galva
Ewaldt
Ray Hill
Paullina
Aurelia
Patrick Henry
Ida Grove Beats Early In Unfinished Baseball Contests
Ida Grove defeated Early as Ewaldt and Leonard bested Schmidt and Lindsay in a tense nine inning game. Pitches and fielding were mixed as Ida Grove’s bats produced four runs while Early managed limited scoring amid injuries and disputes among fans and players.
Ice House Fire Destroys Building and One Box Car
Fire at the I. R. R. ice house behind Loomis storage Saturday around 11 o clock destroyed the ice house and a nearby box car. Flames spread to the Mathews elevator but were extinguished with help from diligent firefighters. No other major damage reported to L. C. company facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis Vold
Mathews
Robbery at Cherokee Creamery Stuns City
A Saturday evening theft at the Cherokee creamery saw about 84 dollars stolen from the safe. Sunday morning a manager found the safe open and suspects a insider with a key, though an initial lead faded. An investigation continues as residents hope for swift punishment of the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisa
Sabbath observance and church attendance urged in Storm Lake
Timely Thoughts urges readers to keep Sundays for spiritual benefit and attend church next Sunday with Rev Kidder to exchange pulpits. It notes upcoming Annual Conference in Sioux City, calls for Benevolences support, and reports a weekend auto accident injuring Dr Foley, his daughter, and E H Cunningham near Alta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidder
Alta
Bro
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Sioux City
Shocking Accident Claims Eye of Local Youth
Roy Pederson, about nineteen, lost his right eye last Thursday afternoon in his father Andrew Pederson’s blacksmith shop. A bolt from an emery wheel struck him as he polished a plow share, knocked the eye from the socket. C. C. Lilly aided him as he nearly fainted, and he was taken home for medical care. A Sioux City nurse arrived the next day. he gradually improves under opiate management previously used. The community offers deep sympathy for the bright, well-liked young man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
Ida
Bell
Pierce
Ray
Abby
Edgar
Rayer
Walters
Stub
van Sickle
Pilcher
Pace
Paddy
Wo Conway
Leonard
Myska
Lindsay
Glan
Amsler
Curry
Roger
Mr. Lindsay
Siglin
Roy
Jacob Herald
Alta
Foley
E. H. Cunningham
Newell
Charles Anderson
Charles Lewis
Cunningham
Storm Lake
Roy Pederson
C. C. Lilly
Andrew Pederson
East Second Street
Sioux City
Ring Neck Pheasants Arrive for Local Release
Peterson Patriot reports state game warden Geo A Lincoln shipped twelve pair of Ring Neck Pheasants from Wallace Evans game farm Oak Park Illinois to G C Allison this week. Birds arrived Wednesday and will be released in farm yards to acclimate and breed replacing prairie chickens and quail. State law protects them until October 1 1915. violations incur a 100 dollar fine or thirty days imprisonment.
Congregational Church Notes Highlight Boys Club Meeting
Congregational Church calls all Boys Club members and prospects to meet next Thursday evening at 7 a 4. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Kreger Thursday afternoon Sept 7. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8. Sunday services at usual hours. C E notes praise growing roll but urge fuller attendance at Sunday evening meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
The
C.E
Johnson heirs plan 40000 dam ages suit against railroad
M M White of Ida Grove and A L Yeaton of Akron file for Fern Johnson the sole heir after the A F Johnson family auto was demolished at Galva by a Northwestern train August 9. Coroner’s inquest highlighted the railroad’s anticipated suit and legal fight over how many estates exist for settlement. Fern, now in St Joseph’s hospital Sioux City, inherits after a chain of deaths including Florence on the Moville line. Attorneys contend the Galva crossing was dangerous and require proof of extraordinary railroad care beyond standard signals and precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. White
Ida Grove
A. L. Yeaton
Akron
Fern Johnson
A. F. Johnson
Galva
Northwestern
Railroad
A. A. McLaughlin
Des Moines
Lewis
Chicago
Giles
Morrison
Dorothy
Florence
Fern
Moville
St.Joseph’s Hospital
Sioux City
Johnson
Burglary At Quimby Hits Boreham Hardware Store
Sunday night burglars broke into the Boreham hardware store at Quimby and took several revolvers rings and small articles. Investigators believe the burglars escaped along the railroad tracks by the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quimby
Boreham = hardware
Gift From Illinois Woman Supports Buena Vista College
Mrs. Elean or M Magill of Clinton, Illinois donates $1000 to Buena Vista College via Dr. L M Nusbaum and Col Warner. Hon W Warne of pensions office wrote the letter presenting the check. The Pilot-Tribune notes the generosity and hopes the donor visits the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Nusbaum
W. Warne
Illinois
Buena Vista College
Eleanor M.magill
Clinton
Nusbaum
Col. Warner
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Tragic suicide of Frank Bierman near Tilden farm
Frank Bierman living on North Second Street, visiting his Tilden farm, shot himself in the chest with a shotgun during a mental crisis. Coroner and constable held an inquest. the jury found it self inflicted. He leaves a wife and several children. funeral arrangements expected from the Tilden farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bierman
North Second Street
Tilden
Mr. Bierman
Bierman
Pelton
Smyth
School Board Adopts Short Course for New Study Plan
The School Board met last Monday and approved a shift from a broad general history to ancient history foundations. A new short course beginning late November introduces commercial law geography agriculture bookkeeping and navigation to assist students limited in core subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berk
Alexander
West Elk and East Afton Notes and Local Visits
Miss Emma Stief of Hetlami visits grandmother Mrs. Bremer and relatives. The Swedish school near Elk closed after six weeks with a service at Mr. Walstrom's grave. Mrs. C. H. Scott of Rembramie visits her parents. Joe wen Larson visits. Mrs. Clare Dobson and children visit Mrs. J. Petton. R. W. Morrison builds grain storage. Ray Becker, Chester Foust, and Gilbert McKinnon attend the State fair. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frederic visit Chas. Petton. Ruby Kruse, two, is ill but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Stief
Hetlami
3. D
Mrs. Bremer
Elk
Walstrom
C. H. Scott
Nesy Rembramie
Sys
Joewen Larson
Clare Dobson
Cnmildren
Aurelia
J. Petton
R. W. Morrillis
Christieson
Ray Becker
Chester Foust
Gilbert McKinnon
Henry Frederic
Hubert
Chas. Petton
Ruby
Gus. Kruse
For Sale Five Shore Horn Bulls and Cows
Local classified note lists five Shore Horn bulls for sale and also mentions spare cows and lelfers. Contact W. E. Haight at 29 for details.
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Arso
Beautiful Upton
Geo. Garber
Iowa
J. K. Rice
Mr. Amsler
Myaka
AB H PO
Loyar
As Bia Rer
Roy Will
A Siplin
Sso
E. Rapp
Bell Vf. A
Pieree Ib Pebeetsenee
Ray Hue P
A. Rapp
Rf Totul Viene Ll Oad Sd Ld
Roy Hill
Pace Sin
Ida Graves
Drapp
Ejarly
Stubs
Clout
Portsmouth
Ohio Daily Times
Biddy
Harter
Ida Grove Myska BS
Amealer
Ae He Rey
Lindsay Ee Conway
Curry Db
Eba
Pace P Pijcher
J. C. Ice House Burns
HY Kev, Earl Woon
A. Lincoln
Storm Lake Pilot Tribune
Seining
Halley
Mars
Scurlock Bridge
Burcham
Congregational Church Notes
Heline, Rosene, Nelson Program
Barber of Seville
Misaea
Heline
Vocal Solon
Misa Rogene
Mr. Melson
Open
Florence Heline
Reading
Zezekiah Brown
Somnambus
Mr. Nelson
Venice
Misa Rosene
Miss Helne
Florene
Ros
Denza
Worntmen
Trios Marvne Fianqv
iLtut
Fraena Lier
Nelson
Roser Soalers
West Elk and
East Afton
W. E. Haight
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