Current Attractions and Town Notes at Osakis
Recent weeks have seen visitors at Mrs. Miles home and progress at her sister’s household. Rev. J B Metcalf preached at M E church and Bristow while Rev Greenlee awaits arrival. J C Davis and wife moved to Center Junction Ta for a new charge. Mrs Doyte remains with her son. Carty Freese ill with consumption. thirty five teachers attended a study center. local electric utility crews arrive to install poles five miles west. New church frame rising. infant of Wm Biekelberg very ill. F Crady to occupy house on Second Street formerly vacant by Mrs. Chas Wilson.
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Miles
Greenlee Osakis
Minn
Tor
J. C. Davis
Jett
Center Junction
Mary Doyte
Joe Crotty
Carty Freese
Boardman
UL Ts
Wred Sorenson
Wm. Biekelberg
Dumont
F. Crady
Chas Wilson
Second Street
Local Births and Community News in Bristow
Bristow report notes a 94 pound daughter born Sept 27 to Mr and Mrs John McGeachy and a daughter Sept 19 to Mr and Mrs Chris Henelken. Mrs Glancis Goodsell visits Clarkfield. Local illness includes Dora Roberts and Mrs Stewart. John McTaggart visits from Luabston to help ill mother Eliza Atkinson. Potato crop yields are light due to cold rain. Mrs Lee Goodsell visits sister Mrs S Jackson. F L Newbury family hosted by United Brethren church. plan trace to Tracey Minn for portable roller rink with Millard Coonley. Rev C B Wolfington leaves after 16 years. Mrs Jungkunz elected church delegate. Floral reception by C E society at Christian church. about fifty attendees. Mr and Mrs Porter Hartsough visit niece Mrs Clara Stewart. Otto Beckman returns from Timburyne after operation. Glenn Richards returns to Tinney College to continue studies.
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Eliza Atkinson
Lee Goodsell
Waslua
5. S. Jackson
F. L .Newbury
United Brethren Church and Cemetery Association
Gram
Kenneth
Avis
Sramnr
Tracey
Minn
Newbury
Millard Coonley
C. BE. Wolfington
United Brethren Church
Des Moins
J. F. Jungkunz
Fiev
Wolfington
C. E. Society of the Christian Church
Yuie Church
Porter Hartsough
Oelwein
Clara Stewart
Otto Beckman
Timburyne
Whales Hope of Fed Flag Takes Big Drop
Chicago yesterday dropped further in the Federal league pennant race by losing to Pittsburgh 7 to 4. St Louis moved into second place by defeating Kansas City, while Brooklyn, Buffalo, and Newark won their games. Pittsburgh, Chicago, and St Louis all battled for position with Pittsburgh extending its lead after the win.
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Cheago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Fis
J. Louis
Rebels
iWhales
Flack
Rergier
Fischer
Nailey
Berghaimmer
Oakes
Kenetehy
Kelley
Wickland
Hendrix
Bailey
Yerkes
O’conner
Rogge
Kenetchy
Innning
Barger
Bailer
Wendrix
O'Connor
Louis
Raneas
Philadelphia
Boston Pane
Bronokiyn
harRath
New York
Rage Toston
Detroit
Chicaro
Wwashington
St Louis
Cleveland
Kansas Citu
Newark
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Haltimore Geke
League Game Results and Standings of Clubs
League game results are reported along with current standings of clubs. The brief notes summarize recent matches, point totals, and position shifts within the league table as published in the Evening Courier and Reporter.
Cup winner May Din Gpf Injuries In Speed Trial
Harry Grant, forty, Vanderbilt Cup champion 1909 and 1910, was badly burned when his Maxwell exploded into flames at a speed trial during elimination tests for the Aster Challenge Cup at the Sheepshead Bay speedway. He held on at about 100 mph for 160 yards before stopping the car, saving himself and his mechanician Reuben Stafford, who escaped unharmed. Wart Cooper rushed Grant to Coney Island Hospital.
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Tattle Hane
Harry Grant
Ue Racing
New Sheepshead Motor Speedway
Grant
Reuben Stafford
Raine
Wart Cooper
Coney Island
Stafford
Waterloo Experts in National Shoot Des Moines Invitation
Waterloo guards and Des Moines based team members pledge to compete in the national shoot in Jacksonville Florida October 12 to 18. From a recent local selection of thirty two finalists, a core group of sixteen was chosen with Maj South Wrockhart leading as captain and Waterloo’s own Capt Edwin Gist as second. The roster lists prominent infantry officers and noncommissioned ranks from Iowa towns including Manchester Cedar Rapids Ottumwa Dubuque Mason City Burlington Washington and Waterloo.
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Iowa
Jacksonville
Fla
South
Cliteen
Soith W.rockhart
Washington
Edwin 5. Gist
Mist Infantry
Waterloo
Each
Fohn A. Stewart
Mason City
Clyde F. Ellsworth
First Infantry
Dubuque
Harry G. Utley
Infanry
Manchester
Red
Hird
Infany
Tet Moines
Walter al Meyer
Weitenant
Cedar Rapids
Guyton
Jantre
Burlington
Oscar BR. Neteon
Ottomea
Charles O. Briggs
Red Oak
John E. Jackson
WH. Durcchenwald
de D. Rabi
Muscatine
To. Tever, Jr
Centerville
Monte Soules
Serjeant
F. Lintantis
Cedar Falls
Hentr
Crowell
Waterton
H Burtt
Walcott
Co. A
Leary Allard
Waterloa
Fast high athlete again makes Godp
From Iowa City comes word Fred Becker, a former high school center who graduated last June, is starting at center for the University of Iowa freshman eleven. In a Wednesday scrimmage he impressed as a regular, breaking through to down halfbacks, with expectations he will maintain strong form as a two-sport athlete on both football and basketball squads.
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Iowa City
Fred Becker
University of Iowa
Sawle
Recker
Tom Wateriog
East
Wellman Dominates as Sox Capture Title in sparse play
Detroit lost 6 to 3 as Wellman pitched for St. Louis, driving in runs amid errors. Braves beat Phillies to clinch NL title spirits while Boston blasted Rixey. Giants beat Dodgers as Tesreau shut them, and Pittsburgh edged St. Louis in ten inning close.
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Hroves
PHOS
Boston
Philadelpias
Braves
Maron- Ville
Cravath
Rixey
Gaumgartner
Philadelphia
Rixe
Baumgartner
Adams
Hunkes
Blackburn
Schroeder Back To Bolster Team In Saturday Scrimmage
Schroeder returns from a Charlie injury to star at regular fullback as Green Guards prepare for Mason City in a tough Saturday tilt. Kauffman covers for the second team while others push for starting spots at baseball park. Mason City prep notes praise Ed Stanton and McConnell as Waterloo West drills sharpen.
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Bob Schroeder
Charlie
Aly
Kauffman
Wan
Sharer
Mason City
Smith
Manning
Holder
Bueehele
Dawson
Bardeen
Nauman
Rausch
Gordon Vaughan
Vaughan
Tych Silber
Louis Powers
Gill
Sstcond
Waterloo West
Hampton Ngs
West
Ed Stanton
Bailey
Long John
McConnell
Altho
Nurse Freat Returns From Magon City Visit
Dumont, Sept 20 Miss Freat the trained nurse who cared for Miss Slaid after her accident returned home to Magon City last week. Mrs Art McKinney and son Glenn traveled from Huron South Dakota to visit brother JoAn Hanawait and mother Mrs Charles Martin who also came back Saturday night from Wheaton Minnesota
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Miss Freat
Miss Slaid
Magon City
Art McKinney
Glenn
Huron
Joan Hanawait
Charles Martin
Wheaton
Minn
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