Local Hill Billies Fall to Midlanders in Monday Tilt
About 2,000 fans watched Deadwood Hill Billies lose 2 to 3 to Midland and Philip in a late game collapse. Philipinoes led early with two runs in the first inning but a ninth inning rally was stopped when umpires ruled plays and the visitors quit after a disputed call. Key plays included a triple by Shunk Walpole Ramsey and a swift snag by Durkee in the third. Manager Taggert shined with sharp moves while Cavanaugh’s calls drew mixed reactions.
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Deadwood
Philipinoes
Bradley
Cavanaugh
Billies
Philip
Shunk
Walpole
Pitzgerald
Ramsey
Fitz
Durkee
Jurgeson
Witzgerald
Geron
Ronin
Hendren
Jurgenson
Larson
Feld
Gerow
Haber
Brophy
Bungo
Tnnb
Leadwood
Porenook
Axe Midland
Ocala
Midlanders
Cavamaugh
EB. Taggert
En Ettre Ren
Two Straight Our town team wins 6 to 3 in Midland
Local lads defeat Midland by six to three with Philip allowing three runs in the first inning and Hendren Fitz holding the line thereafter. The game featured an imported Midland battery, a resilient Filipino opposition, and a dramatic finish as Midland failed to capitalize after the early setback.
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Midland
Philip
Midlanders
Hendren
Fitz
Midland Bunch
Fort Mierre
Joe Gans
Arens
Philipinoes
Powell Paragraphs Tease Lietz in Town and More
A town report notes Lietz teased by Powell, Munis Johnson seeks land in Beresford, and Wil Powell sidelined by a wire cut. Kadoka beats Powell 16 to 10 in a local ball game with about 50 spectators traveling to Kadoka. The piece mentions visits, homesteading near Philip, fireworks by S. D. and C. Rousseau, and various social outings including picnics, dances, and farm activity across Marietta, Ash Creek, and nearby settlements.
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Munis Johnson
Beresford
Wil Powell
Will
Roth McCleery
Philip
Andrew Lundstrom
Ole
Bernard
Chas Roach
Peoria
S. D
C. Rousseau
Kadoka
Powell
F. A. Austin
Indian Creek
Belvidere
Pelagia Hlebosky
Owatonna
Minn
Pierre
Midland
Philip i
Sioux City
Keokuk
Grand Forks
North Dakota
A Picture From Life's Other Side
A vibrant scene frames Lawyer-Editor Waggoner of the Bad River News as he receives an urgent telegraph about moving a show to Philip. He frets over legal tasks while his wife endures a morning delay, amid a restless night and a weather question from last week’s issue.
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Marietta
Homer Spaulding
Kadoka
White Owl Country
Anderson-Kirk Harp Orchestra
Marrietta
Red Owl
Mr. Collins
Plum Creek
Alvin Anderson
F. M. Rood
Philip
Francis Mercantile Co
Anderson
R. M. Waddell Land Co
Cheyenne River
Indian Springs
Marrietta Hall
Milesville
Asis
Waggoner
Bad River News
Seattle
Wash
Alvin Waggoner
Anderson Michael
Alvin
United States
State of Washington
Echo
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Harry B. Dunbar
Busy Bee Reberal Lodge No. 114
Hargesheimer, Drug Store
Will R. Walpole
B. A. Bellski
C A. Bennett
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Henry Eberhart
Dennis Callan
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A. A. Heinemann
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J. P. Johnson
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