Osceola and Stromsburg Visit and Local Notices
Attorney John Tongue and wife of Stromsburg were in the city last night. Mrs John G Swanson visited Mead with her parents. Osceola High School defeated Stromsburg yesterday by 2 to 3. Church services announced for Osceola and Falley M E Churches. Dr A M Bell dentist. Frank Ferguson left for Hiawatha Kansas on business. E J Anderson of First National Bank in Stromsburg Tuesday. A B Nyquist visited relatives in Stromsburg Monday. Will Pratt from Palacios Texas visiting and handling business. Joe Miller left for Denver Tuesday. Born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Joann Monson northwest of the city a son. The remark about John ends with a local anecdote about a census man and misdated humor.
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Joann Monson
John
Methodist Episcopal Church
Shaw
Gillespie
Randal
Osceola Wins Thriller In York Twelve Inning Duel
Osceola defeats York 4 to 3 in twelve innings in a pitchers duel at home. Allen excels for Osceola with two strikeouts and the winning run comes in the twelfth on a Barry Cotton RBI. York’s double play in the eleventh inning and fielding keeps it tight. Lincoln game follows with heavy hitting and Osceola also beats Stromsburg 4 to 3. Uncle Sam Mining activity includes two meetings on refinery location with Seattle Bellingham and Everett backing. Secretary G F Nelson visits to discuss graphite refinery site.
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Allen
York
Osceola
Bowers
Shaw
Barry Cotton
Horst
Kuns
Austin
Lincoln
Stromsburg
Danielson
David City High School
Uncle Sam Aliska Mining Company
Oace
G. F. Nelson
Seattle
Decoration Day Exercises 1910 Parade and Services
The town announces Decoration Day events on May 30 1910 with a parade assembling at 1 p m and marching to the cemetery for graves decorated by school children. A detailed program includes readings prayers music and recitations and ends with a cemetery service and taps. Events also note lectures fairs and Mother’s Day observances at local churches and schools.
May 30 1910 Cemetery Benefit at Opera House
The notice outlines an afternoon and evening benefit for the Cemetery at the Opera House on May 30 1910. It lists committee chairs Mrs Oliver Westberg and Mrs Gertrude Dearborn and other organizers including J D Hartman and F H Anderson. Details mention cream cash payments by Joe Karrer, local business notices, and several community ads including real estate promotion by Luse Land Co and a property pitch for Western Canada and North Dakota land.
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Opera House
Oliver Westberg
Gertrude Dearborn
D. RH. Kunkel
S. E. Dearborn
J. D. Hartman
F. H. Anderson
Nebr
Luse Land Co
Land Co
Canada
Western Canada
Sulley Co. S. D
North Dakota
Caceola Bank
Polk Co Lands
Fifren
Oscewla Nete
Threshing Outfit For Sale Complete Two Seasons Used
A complete threshing outfit is for sale as used after two seasons. It includes a 20 HP Avery engine and a 36 60 Advance separator with weigher and stacker. Interested buyers should contact Adam Herrmann or George Koehler for details.
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EH. P. Avery
Adam Herrmann
George Koehler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bakers Chocolate
Butter and Egg
W. C. Johnson Co
Nebraska
John Tongue
John G. Swanson
Mead
Osceola High School
M. E
Falley
A. M. Bell
Frank Ferguson
Hiawatha, Rans
E. J. Anderson
The
First National Bank
A. B. Nyquist
Stromeburg
Will Pratt
Palacios
Texas
Joe Miller
Denver
Mence
H. B. Russ
High School
Lincoln Military Academy
Tesin
Colege
Uncle Sam Mining Company
M. W. Byers
Post and Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Andtorum
Rev
C. J. Johnson
Flagselute—School
Glen Hubbard
Merrick
Sultana
Margaret Kenner
Myrtle Dolan
Marie Mickey
Olive McBeth
Glee Club
A. A. Randall
G. W. Gregg
Harvard
Herbert Grassmueck
Valley German Church
China
Japan
Philippine Islands
J. Locke
M. E. Sunday School
Osceola Hardware Store
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Joe Karrer
H. C Troyer
Polk
P. CL
Clyde Courtney
Marie Larson
Des Moines
Dr. Folsom
Pratt
Grassmneck
Valley Garmar M. EB
Mae
Halleys
Man Towers
Orld
Royal Tailoring
Excluai
Wzale
Arthur N. Johnson
Oberg Johnson & Co’s
M. B. Morse
F. L. Dunns
A. C. Monson & Co
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