Imperial bowling team defeats south side in three game match
The Imperial bowling team defeated a south side picked team at the Bismark alleys last evening by winning two of three games. After the games a venison lunch was served and enjoyed by all players. Scores:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial
Bismark
Imperials
Paulson
Witenberg
Micklestad
Bollrud
Smith
Thoreson
Wittenberg
Dittman Big Joes
Jacobs
Peterson
Anderson
Ew Ee
R. Voves
Ee Wne
Eeeretree
Osweiler
Evee Snes
Ritter
Lund
Rewey
E. Bollrud
E. Bollrud Eeeeeves
C. Nelson
North Side Briefs Reveal Local Visits And Health Updates
North Side residents report a busy period with visitors and returns. Lansing Iowa trio J Noll R Muellerman and Arthur Kregg were in town on business, while Arthur Ellsworth came back from Aberdeen South Dakota. Bellwether locals Mrs Vaughn and Miss Hazel West recovered enough to go out, and several moved or planned travel to Osseo Wis and Cheyenne.
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Dreamland
J. Noll
R. Muellerman
Arthur Kregg
Lansing
Iowa
Arthur Ellsworth
Aberdeen
S. D
Joe Ostend
West Salem
Ole Halverson
Bangor
North Side
Mrs. Vaughn
Berlin Street
Anna Swennes
Lake Forest
O. Carlson
W. Ahlstrom
Wood Street
Ole Christianson
Loomis Street
Osseo
Wis
Mr. Wiskerchen
Douglas
George Street
Senstad
Mr. Bartholomew
St. Paul
Asselin
Prospect Street
J. B. Haraldson
Charles Street
Lokken
Guenther
Hokah
Holmes
Caledonia Street
Welsh
L. Larkin
John Moore
Mill Street
Rose Street
Hazel West
Mabelle McGrath
Joseph Ott
Potosi
A. F. Smith
O. D. Marco
Cheyenne
Norene Larkin
Jolly Card Club Meets for Progressive Play
The Jolly Card club gathered at Mrs. J. I. Steves residence on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. J. I. Steves won the head prize and Mrs. Leo Jauque took the consolation prize. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Leo St. Jauque’s home in two weeks with Mesdames A. Boucher W. A. Wilcox and H. Norcross present.
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Jolly Card Club
J. I. Steves
J. I. Es
Leo Jauque
Leo St. Jauque
Mesdames A. Boucher
W. A. Wilcox
H. Norcross
Local Names Mentioned in Brief Listing
George Boucher, A. Farley, William McCann, Leo St. Jacque, W. P. Wilcox, T. Growski, J. W. Bodette and J. B. Longway are named in a short list. No event or context provided.
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George Boucher
A. Farley
William McCann
Leo St. Jacque
W. P. Wilcox
T. Growski
J. W. Bodette
J. B. Longway
Bodette Hosts Oyster Supper Evening With Violin Recital
J Bodette of 1207 Caledonia street entertained friends at an oyster supper Wednesday evening. After cards Alpha Boucher played violin selections and J I Steves contributed performances.
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J. W. Bodette
Caledonia Street
Alpha Boucher
J. I. Steves
Notable solo performance at local gathering
A solo performance drew praise from attendees including Leonard, Steves, Boucher, Jolivette, Norcross, Ryan, McGuire, Farley, Asselin and McCann, with all reporting a good time at the event.
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Messrs. Leonard
Steves
Boucher
Jolivette
Norcross
Ryan
McGuire
Farley
Asselin
McCann
Weil Described What Kind of Pain Is It
A playful exchange from London Punch quotes Weil describing a “big round pain with jagged edges” in a witty, lighthearted context. The quip uses vivid imagery to characterize a troublesome sensation with humor.
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London
Gratis
Jones and Smith on Toothache Advice Echoes
Reading fragments discuss caring, dental help, and a short view of social frustration. The snippets reference seeking a dentist and reaction to scolding without strong effect.
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Jones
Smith
Dr Hartman Answers Letters on Medical Advice
Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio oversees a vast correspondence system with assistants handling daily mail. Read letters cover infant constipation blood poison pimples aging and drug remedies including Peruna Katarno Lacupia Manalin and general dietary lifestyle guidance from the doctor.
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S. B. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Doctor Hartman
Steube Co
Katarno
Katarna Company
Peruna Company
Katarno Company
Appreciation and praise from editor to reporter in dialogue
A city editor praises a reporter and a judge remarks on well done storytelling. The exchange highlights appreciation for hard work and quality in journalism.
Emergency Bridges Cossacks Build Lances into Floats
A historical note describes Cossack soldiers using lances to form makeshift bridges and cooking kettles as flotation devices during drill exercises. The improvised pontoons enable crossing streams, illustrating battlefield ingenuity and discipline.
Brazos River Name Origin From Spanish Explorers
The Brazos River in Texas was named Rio Brazos de Dios by Spaniards meaning river of the arm of God. This reflects early exploration naming practices along the Texas frontier and the river’s storied place in regional history.
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Brazos River
Texas
Fragmented Observations On Intelligence And Speech
A fragment reflects on brains and phosphorus, comparing idiot and average minds. It notes flashy words impress less, and suggests generous aims fail when self-focus halts progress. It mentions a through ticket to success and not tearing up return tickets, with a philosophical tone.
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Successville
Reid Oxygen Treatment Aids Ambassador Whitelaw Reid
In London the doctors attending American ambassador Whitelaw Reid gave him oxygen to ease breathing worsened by asthma. The specialists reported no imminent crisis and said his condition had improved.
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London
Whitelaw Reid
Body search for Colonel Taylor in Pittsburg ruins
Fire and police early today hunted for the body of Colonel John A. Taylor in the wrecked Library Place apartments. Taylor was one of western Pennsylvania’s best known men.
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Pittsburg
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Tiffany Solitaires
Tiffany
Cn the
South End
Bismarck
North Side Briefs
Bodette
the National Bank of la Crosse
U.S
U. S
United States Depository
Weil
Box
Pte
Ss. B. Hartman, M. D
Slim
Fat
Reid
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester, Mass
Boyer-Furber Furniture CO
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