The Algona Upper Des Moines from Algona, Iowa • Page 3

ew Licenses To motor hiple on wheels ittellided the 28 licences issdeH last Peek at Bill Hellers counter 1ft -treasurer's office. Ntetv, own- are; Lone A. Haggard, 10 "nhainer, Algona Marie IrvingVfl; J. Edw. Eden, Wes- D.

E. Oewel, na; Fullerton Lbr. Wliltte- re truck; Slg Loge, Elmore; rs. Pearl Moore, Algona; Reln- r0t nrf.lntfa Titohka, Nuss, Ledyard. Ban; S.

Watts, Algona. Welter, Al jft; Femonj Mrs. H. purl, Anthony Miller, Charles R. Peterson, Wrhl'Wie- Titohk ffrer, Joe Fleming, Whittemore; Burl C.

Wolf, MM, tlm had as Vireekefid Quests and Mrs. P. Lonorgan, Mason City. Earlier In the week they visited by Mr, and Mrs. E.

V. Connors, Adatr, who went from here to DubUque on vacation, leaving the'irdaughter Patricia Ann here with the O'BrleBS. ttESULtS, OJ'I'll U1, NOT1CM IS "r.n- 1 1 1 6 Aisrmin. tfMv-H. ii-i-li, i111 lel 0 loratl tllc C1J jtudion of mil: tury newer exten- mT 011 D.

Hew-hne lion unel. nhtl' Iron premium (Section IT), a Hlorm (Hcrtlon MI), hi fuiv mid Plnnx. ntuf Fl- ci Hunsand t.ropoHcil form 'iu Hl iW Improve. HI-P ufflcliith- on file (lie office of the City Clerk for InVee- ml by Ht, iloumnonls ftre I i iV lf 1 1 i 'I' 1 1 1 llll Official J'tilillcalloiv liy tills i' 10 i clty will con- I'!" 11 1 UpOtI OlntlH. ami form I' ro m'''Yi 'T ror lr: accordance with Hie requirements or the stn- Htaln of row-H- at I he Council Chamlipf In the Cllv Hull LMty o'clock M.

on the tfllh diiv.or AIIRIISI, IBIS. ihat ceiileil proposals for con- Ml'iivllun-of said liripi-ovprncntfl will I'R by- theCilvClprU nt l.cr Offlco the C'lly Hull In will) c'ltv Until Htntcil miil Jucli wrlttijti UK IIIRV have rcftoh'pt! by her will be' tmb- llcly (JijiMieH fctiil. "i-ocorilod, 1 ririd lihon hy tmmedl- fttcly. rtfic-f the coni'Iuslon of ald all proposalK shiill be. mnde lipon the form of tiropoHnl turn Is hod by ll.e.

City, titnl nl- lefnllptiw In-the offlclnl forrii of Last Minute Tally Gives Bancroft 5-4 Win, Sunday will eiilllle the Council, nt option-fo fpjocl HIP tirutJOKnl Involved front Kncli .4 11 win i-uiirMiiiM Bald nronofial shall bo sealed and nlalnly Identified. Thai each proposal lip accompanied In Koparnln nnevt'lone a certified chock In an amount eiiual to ifn percent nf total annniM of tho bid, drnwn on and certified to. by n. hank In Imvn, payable the Treasurer of do Cltv of Alirotia, Iowa, security riml I'f HWHi'dod MIB eontriu't by resolution or (he Clly Council, tho contractor will enter Inlo flip, eonlnict iff the prices bid and will furnish the-ro- 'lulred corporate surfty Thin certified cheek may be'cashed and tlie retained by (hi- Cllv of Als-onn, loWa, as aintfeiKliquidat- ed damages If the bidder falls to a contract, flln an ucrppi- ftble bond for faithful performance thereof, within ton (10) nfler the acceptance bv resolution of the (Jlty Council of Mtt proposal. Tho surely bond shall bo etiual hi lo the contract stun and shall bp In a form and executed bv mire'ly mcetlnB- tl.e approval of the City Council, and shfiir Include two (21 year maintenance Ktiar01: (eo.

Tim I work of construction In. sron cl mien three seel Ions, which miy be sepnrntelv. or In coniljInStlon H.S follows: bid HI'XVrrON I. Approxlmatelv 25.512 of vitrified sewer pipe, approximately 500 feel of ir' vitrified newer pipe, and approximately manholes laid and cunxlrticfeil In locations clearly Indicated vipon the Plans and as statRd In no. fol low- 1 JN ferrerl McGregor Sire-Pi JIKlrofTVii- Street Nebraska street KubrnsKn Street SUitf Street SbttP Htrti-t Slate Str-opl StiUe Street Ciill Street Call Street Call Street Cull Street Cull SI reel Xoi'tli 'Strel North" Street North Street North Street North.

Street SCIIHUI s. i fifiiin Sti-cot Auk Icy Street Mall: piiranl Struct lioan Street Ackley Street AVoodwortli Street runt Street Hoan Street Ackley Street lleckarl Woodworth Ing 1 schedule of STIIHKTK Helvers TO point Street l.iu'fis Street l.iica.s Street linenx 'Street IliiiMiH Street. Jjlrius Street l.lndi-n Street I jr. Street IJndci) Street J'lndo'n Street Mini Street Klin Street fmk Street OiiH Street Oak Street Comnierelnl Street Coinmtfrehi i Street, cjurnmeiT'lal Street T5t Spruee Street Spruce Street Spruee Street roldiir Street Poplar Street Poplar Hlrce.t LueUKt Slreet J.oeust Street l.uuuyt Slrcut Chubb Street Chubb Street Harriet Street Iliirrk-t Street Street I'lillllpi) Slreet StVpet Street Wood worth Street Strtt't I Hi ni nt Street ixiriiiil Street Hum: Strut)! Main Street Main Street Afuln SI re el Mil In SI reel Main Stl'efct Main Sti'oet Miiln Street Main Strer'l SI reel Julinsun Street Street Street Julinsun Street Struct Main Street MID) Street A point 2BO' of Itoiiu Street. Itoa'n Street Ackley Street A' point 200' W.

of Jleckart Street lleckarr Streei A point 1.MO' of 'SIreel Duran'l Street Jtoan Slreet Streol A 2WO' of 'Heekarl ITc'cknrt Street Woodworth Slreei. A pblnt 1T6' of Durnhl. Street Dururit Street Hoan Slroel AckViv Strpet Woodworth Slreul 25' 0 iiii Hoan Stroet Ackley Street Itoan Aekley; Street Malrt Uuralil Street Itoan Ackley Street Mali: iilceet oodwortli Street' A point 250' K. of Woodworth St; Uoan Street Aekley Main Street Heckarl Street AVoodworthvKtrcet J)u rant ISoaivHIrefct Aukley-Strt'fe't AVoodworlh titreel of Street 320' Street Street Strt-ot Street Street Street, of A point 200' SI i-ec I Itoan f-iireet Acklfey Slreei A point UTi'-W. Auk ley Acltloy Stre.et.

Aekfey Slreot Main Street JollllMOl! A piilfit Ackley Ackloy Main Johilsoh Itoan Ackley Main Slreet Hoan Street Ackles' Street Malr. Slreot Street Aekley Slreei Main Street Jerome street Harriot Street uolnl of Chubb street uitubb Slreei A point A polnl S. o.f..CJjubb Slreot Chubli Sliv-el Cull Slreet Strcol l-iicaa street l.lndou Street McGregor Street NehraHka I.lndcn Street McGregor- street Street Stale sti-eei Call street. North streoi Lucas Street Slrec'i KJni Street Uik street Commercial siroet Spruce street l.oeusl street street Maple street Sireef jiiii 4ijy. I'j, oodworflr Street iilirunl Street Koai: Street Ackley Slreet Main Street A point Kir K.

Streel Uoan Street" Ackley Street Main Slroel'. Ackley Street Alain Street Main Street Slreet I'utmim Street Ackley Street Main Slreet Street Putnam Street Aekley Streel Sfaln StriM't Johnson Slreei Ackley Streel Main Streel Johnson Street Ackley Street Main Street' Street 1'lilIllpH Streot Chubb Strcnl 2uO' N. of Chubb St. Chubb Stroi-t. A point J70' N.

of Chuhh St. North Street Streel Errors, errors. Tfhosa woeful things cost the Algona a well-earned baseball game at Bancroft Sunday night as Bancroft pushed over a run in last of the ninth to beat the K. 5-4 before a packed house of nearly 1500 county fans. Those terrible rniscues came in the fatal sixth.

Up to then the K. had the game under control with a 4-2 lead behind the sensational pitching of Don Meyers. tterb Meyers bobbled Proehle's grounder to start off the frame. Becker then lofted one to centbr- fielder. Rob dropped the ball and Bancroft had the first and second sacks occupied.

Seconds later, both adva'nced on a passed ball. Froehle dashed home with run No. 3 on Pitcher. Covson's groifnder and after Meyers struck out Dudding. R.

Menke singled to bring home Becker with the tieing run. That Was the turning point in the game but up until then, the local charges showed the home team a few of the finer points. In the second, fourth and sixth innings, Gordie Winkel stepped to the men on bases and each time, sttia'shed out hits for all of the Algona runs. Bancroft pushed across its winding run in the last of the ninth. Meyers handled on a hard grounder to start the inning.

But he finally lost W. Menke after running the count to 3-2. On tKe First pitch to J. Menke, W. Menke stole second, setting the stage for the winning run.

His brother then singled sharply to right field. Long fielded the ball fast and threw a per Smith, Pittman Win C. C. Matches Defending champion Don S'mlth Sr. was the first man to move into the semi-finals of the Algona Country club championship as he eliminated last year's ruhner-Up, Francis Bunting, 1 up.

Both ers carded 81's for the. 18 holes. Julian Chrischilles moved into a quarter-final berth by ousting Bob Marcy in a first round match last Thursday night, 2 up. He will tankle with low qualifier and favorite, Clayton Pittmari, for a semi-final berth. Wayne Allen and Jon Nelson of Lu Verne advanced in the lower bracket.

Allen bested Jerry Ferris, 6 and 5, last week and Nelson pulled an upset as he nipped Wade Sullivan, 5 and 3. Sullivan won his first consolation match from Ferris, 2 and 1. Results in other flights: First flight: rtalph Diekman defeated Lloyd Robinson, 1 up; Clair Blossom defeated Jim Reed, 1 up; Ted Chrischilles de feated R. T. semi-final match.

defeated. Ralph Diekman, 1 up. Second flight: Mel Griffin, defeated Clayton Percival in 12 holes 1-up; Jack Dutton defeated Al Amunson, 2 and Wm. Fuller Sr. Frank MoUl'toh, 4 and 2.

Semi-final match: Mel Griffin defeated Bill Fuller Jr. 4 and 2. Third flight: semi-final Greenberg defeated Lloyd Rouze, 1 up. R. K.

Rich- McAlpine, 2 up; Smith Jr. K.C.'s Move Back To League Lead With 5-1 Win Algona K. salvaged Something out of a disastrous Week 'as they defeated St. Benedict. 5-1, for a lone victory in four starts last week.

"Lofty" Ed Long hurled his best game of the year as he scattered four singles arid struck out ten. He was never in serious trouble as lie pitched the K. back to the top of the Kossuth league. Dumkreiger handcuffed the locals for five innings with his round-house curve but the K. got to his relief fast in the sixth and seventh.

Singles by the throe Winkel brothers and McMurray accounted for a pair in tho sixth, and another pair of Singles and a triple by Herb Meyers added two more in the seventh. In other games during the week, the K. dropped a close one to Eagle Grove under the lights Thursday night, 7-6. and a league game to Burt Friday afternoon at the Burt celebration, 6-1. St.

Joe missed a glorious chance to climb back into first place Sunday as they bowed to Menke crashed into Catcher; and 2. Tommy White before the latter was set with the ball and the game was over. The two best teams in the nn, uwit O.CIOI. CIJIU UllCW 1 Up. IV.

fect strike to hdme plate but ardson defeated Gerry Allen 3 Fourth flight: L. W. Smith John Roby in a semi-final match. R. J.

Nealy defeated Jerry Beamish, 4 up, and Walter Kempley Jr. by a Mr. and Mrs. OMo Esser had as guests Mrs. Mary Ludwig, West Bend, and Myron Ludwie, Las Vegas, Nev.

Mrs. Mary Ludwig and her daughter Mrs. Clarence Rolla, Manley, left recently for Pedro, to visit Mr. county put on a great show for the fans and were as evenly matched as possible. It was a heart-breaking game for the locals to lose, and especially for Don Meyers, who pitched one of his stellar games.

But age and experience told the final story. Algona K. C. (4) AB H. Meyers, ss 5 McMurray, If 5 B.

Winter, If 3 Long, rf 2 Froelich, 2b 4 R. Win'cel, cf 3 D. Winke-lf Ib 4 Ringsdorf, 3 0 G. Winkel, 3b.J__._._ 4 Meyers, 4 37 Bancioft (5) AB Dudding, cf 4 R. rf Htato Him NebniHka Strriu State Street Commercial Main Streot Klin Street T'lui Streot rtoun SUCTION If.

A sstnvage lift uta- lloii with automatic pumplr.ff equipment and appurtenances toffeihoi will. approNlmately 450 feet of'6' cast (run PreMHure line, SUCTION 1U, Storm newet'H In- Hie following feet of 42" Uilu of ilti" concrete pine MIO fuel of foot nf 12" conc-'fete pliw and -torm water InletH, uihec iippurtaimnces nil surlheil In iletall upon tlie plans within these to tiw eontrac'iur for Section I the w.urk will be muile by the C'liy In cusli or ui)M MVPHUtu sown after unce of tlje wor Such of eoiiuti notion. fro of the uV (Iji fey llie fnailpn'lit antlefmui of special ttf-f I levied against the-ner-efjujd property, (1) cash aertveil from the or id tllj Hl'B wnli the Ooiilragtpr, UHi of newer bontla letfa)ly under the on Hand In t'fly wlijcli nw hjitit Intern? lo the t'gnlruetov on IB tlie the ill pf -ihj State uf iowa front 1 HI reel Street North' Klreel UUCUH Lliuleii Slreot Klin Slreot Oak Stii-eHl C'ommtM'clal Spruce 1 'op tar Slreet T.ocuxt 'Street AVulnut M'tpln Hound Strsiet A point 200' Norlli of Commercial I.lft Station 1'oilit SO' N'K ot St, 4 W. Monke, 2b 4 J. Menke, 5 Froehle, If 3 Murray, 3b 4 Becker, Ib 4 lorson, 4 37" 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 4 0 1.:.

0 2 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 3 0 9 0 i 2 1 2 1 0 6 T. Winter, rf 6 0 Long, 4 1 Si. Benedict (1) 40 5 13 AB Lorn Rock. Rock. 5-3 Batteries: St.

at Joe, Lone Jensen and Palmer and for Lone Rock, Marlow and Long. Burt won it's second game of the week and moved back into the first division of the league as it nipped Whittemore, 7-6, Sun- Creek pushed Fenton deeper into the basement of the league Sunday, 7-2. Batteries, for Lotts Creek, Keucker, Lane H. Arndorfer, If .4 0 1 R. Arndorfer, cf 401 Dorr, rf 400 Martin Eischen, rf- 100 Mi Eischen, 3b 400 Lickteig, 2b 400 J.

Johnson, 411 Thompson, ss 400 E. Johnson, Ib, 401 Dumkreiger, Ib 4 0 0 36 1 4 Mr. and Mfg. Pitman Heinen had as dinner guests Sunday Mr, and Mrs. Walter Elsbecker, Bancroft, mtiit Mr.

and Mrs. R. O. were overnight guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Bjustrom at Minneapolis, and also transacted some business while there. Leon Laird, siale soil conservationist, left Sunday for a month of training at LaCrosse, Wis. Later during bis absence, Mrs.

Laird wHl visit relatives in southwest Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. L. L.Kirtnamon of Brooklyn, were weekend guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Genrich. The women are sisters, and Mr. Kinnamon is publisher of the Brooklyn Chronicle. day Lotts j.

iJcllJC Wichtendahl and for Fenton, Keucker and Johnson. Algona K. C. (S) AB H. Meyers, ss 4 Bob Winer.

2b 5 R. Winkel, cf 5 Ringsdorf, White, D. Winkel, Ib 4 McMurray, If 5 uli and Mrs. Herman Ludwig. G.

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Handy! Portable! Inexpensive. Pratt Elect. Appliance Algona OLIVER SI Kuan Street A point ISO' of Jtoim payment made on or before thlnv days after acceptance by I-UKO- liltlon of tl.e Cltv Council of the completed work. Sforthly estlmales of Hie work completed durlnt; the preceding calendar mouth will, he bftBejl unon the CHllmattt prepared the first day of each month by the. contractor, subject to Pl'oViU of the Kngfnfer, win will certify to'the-City for Vymeil euoli upproved- Sjo thai payment may miid.e on OK.

before (lift of the month In wietu nlldi, monthly a In no be as of aeceptancu for any-par wrtlnlly or totally No siteli will to du eartlfled that fV Hie wprfe-iif wltl or final until, ili shitll be 'wTU In tlilrty (Sai flays after Hie uward by reaoluUon fid ali II Ol Uj8ct pc before thu-ru- of ay. be My ima ip North Central Iowa ft Paint Co. PHONE 628 eoe DIAGONAL Open Saturday Nights id M. as seen in I.VOGUE. I'cplumed plaid so gay for the 7 to 14 set going back to school.

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