The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03
from this vicinity attended the fun

from this vicinity attended the fun
eral.
Superintendent S. W. SHELTON &C
companied the Bigelow high school
basket ball team to Mound City, last
Friday evening. where they played
the second team of the Mound City
nigh school on the Mound City court.
owing to the fact that this was the
first game played BY the Bigelow
team on wooden floor. they were
PLAYED a fast and interesting game.
rhc Mound City's second team con-
listed Of Bickle. RI: Scott. If; Shat
fer. e: Taylor, RG; Dcarmont, LG,
and Messner. sub, who took Dea"-
nont's place in the last half OF the
ZANE. The Bigelow team was COM
posed Of Mckee. RI; Bridgmon, Ii;
'atron. c: Ginning, RG; Wilson. LG,
and Gresham, sub. In goal throwing
Mckee starred for the Bigelow team,
getting four field goals and five free
goals, while Bickel and Shaffer were
the stars for the Mound City tear,
lickel getting two field goals AMI
Shaffer caging five field goals. II
nothing prevents the Mound City
team will return the game at Bige-
low. Saturday afternoon. March 4.
After the game a reception was given
The Bigelow and Fairfax teams by
he Mound City students in their aud
forum Of the high school. The game
vas refereed by Bill Schoonover, Of
iIigclow, and umpired by Harry
Iurke. Of Mound City. The Bige-
ow boys are high in their praises Of
he fair treatment received at the
lands Of the Mound City boys.
Harry Rowland, Of Dale Cento:
district. one Of the men who is ac-
i've in getting the marked trail fror
Mound City to Fairfax. passed
through our town one day las, wcc';.
and was boosting for the trail a. US.
ial. Mr.. Rowland has this good
roads proposition in his system, anil
doesn't miss an opportunity to let
oos" OF II either. Mr.. Rowland say :
he sign boards have all been painted
md just a. son n the frost - oct
# the ground the posts viii bc set
md the Signs put Up, and boy IN" War.
his H. going 90 tc some job, too. a.
here ave vWit' n number to ct. NJ.
,owland .ay- $3.50 ha. already been
ub-cribcd and that N" trail il a..
urcd, also that no, man IN Atrr.
lsnn County who was asked 20 -Hh.
ctih". refused 10 pay HE puri ion.
NE T. certainly u record to he proud
y. Another good scheme. which
lc-srs. Hugh Cotticr. Roy y. Lower
and Harry Rowland have IN their
noodles" H. 20 get the people be-.
tween Mound City and Oregon inter.
,stcd in marked trail. thence 10 ST.
Joseph. II Is said there is shor,
ut route from Oregon To 81. Joseph,
hat with little work the roads could
he put in god shape and tina, the
'hances are the st. Joseph Autono.
bile Club could be- induced To ye,
busy on the proposition, and together
with the Oregon people and the farm.
'rs along the route a first class roa.l
an pc marked from Fairfax 10 st.
Joseph through Mound City. Forest
City and Oregon. These gentlemen
are to be commended for their enter.
PRISE, and Dale Center district should
he proud Of them.
The revival meetings mt the
Methodist church under the direction
81 Evangelist Rev. e. X. Hauden.
'chicld' continue In interest and the
attendance II increasing. The sermon
asst sunday evening on Excuses
Answered was one Of the best heard
IN TINS town for some time and IN.
house was full, quite number com.
ing IRON Fortcscue and the country
was well represented. Brother ", NJ.
IroNell, of Craig. had charge of the
singing last Sunday evening, which
added interest to the meeting. A de.
aged shipment of song books Is OK.
pc,ctcd To arrive the first of this week
When every one In the house will h.
provided with a song book. The meet.
lngS are expected To continue through
lhls week. and everybody l. invited
10 attend. The Bible lectures nj l0;3O
a. M, are also drawing large crowds.
ana the high school pupils with their
leaehers are attending. Come 10
church folks. PI'Rr u"