Cattle Rustlers Nabbed After Erie Afield Theft Case
Byron and Edwin McDowell of Colgate North Dakota were arrested in St. Paul on charges of stealing and redistributing a herd of eighty six cattle from Casey Foster who rented his farm to the brothers. The cattle were driven to South St. Paul and Sioux City for disposal. The Steele county sheriff plans to return the pair to Colgate for trial.
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ST. Paul
West
Byron
Edwin McDowell
Colgate
N. D
Casey Foster
Fargo
South St. Paul
Sioux City
Iowa
McDowell Brothers
Foley Hotel
Steele County
North Dakota
Mconell Brothers
Foster
McDonell Brothers
Byron McDowell
Minnesota
Two Men Murdered for Their Money in Minneapolis
Police investigate a double homicide in Minneapolis near Twelfth Avenue South and First Street. One victim, Andrew Bijerklund, was beaten and crushed on a railroad side track. the other, unidentified, was shot in the head and left in a weed patch. Robbery appears the motive, with pockets rifled and clothing altered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Twelfth Avenue South
First Street
Andrew Bijerklund
Mineapolis & Western Railway Company
Fourteenth Avenue South
Fourteenth Avenue
Switchman
D. H. Gardner
John Catlin
Jacob Olson
Alma Holmes
Twelfth Avenue
Second Street
Washington Avenue
Is Hill a Loser The Great Northern Strike of Control
In St Paul Minnesota rumors claim J J Hill and Great Northern stockholders lost control of the Northern Pacific as market values collapsed. The gossip notes heavy borrowing to cover loans and a shift of control amid stock declines involving J P Morgan. Also reported: Marie de Zion announces relocation of their mother house from Paris to or near St Paul with new western convents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
J. J. Hill
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Railway
Northern Pacific
Mr. Hill
J. P. Morgan
Hill
Marie de Zion
Order of Carmelite Sisters
Paris
France
Fergus Falls
Minn
Harry E. Buelow
Teastrike
Hastings
Martin Servick
South St. Paul
Arthur Bean
St. Paul
Charles City
Marisky
J. A. Trembly
Schermerhorn
Floyd County
Trembly
Spooner
Drowning of 18-year-old Alfred Anderson near Stoughton
Alfred Anderson aged 18 drowned near Stoughton last evening while swimming. He was taken with cramps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Alfred Anderson
Stoughton
Ten Years in Bed Cured by Foley's Kidney Cure
R A Gray of Oakville Ind says he spent ten years in bed with kidney disease and could not move part of the time. After consulting top doctors he found no relief until Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended, which he calls a Godsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Gray
J. P
Oakville
Ind
Foley
O. T. Erhart
Local Iowa Notes Include Insane Civil War Vet Attack
Northwest briefs report Col. W. H. McClure, 78, attacked Father Luke Donlon in Cedar Falls over graveside fears. He was declared insane and committed to Independence hospital. Other items include Pietro Tenternio shot at near Nashwauk and Henry Hinds hired to study Iowa coal by Prof. Calvin and state geologist.
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Waterloo
W. H. McClure
Iowa
Luke Donlon
Cedar Falls
Father Donlon
McClure
Independence
Black Hawk County
Nashwauk
Minn
Pietro Tenternio
Tenternio
Webster City
Girls in Floating Gambling Hell on Chicago Lake Excursion
Chicago reports warn that young girls aboard a lake excursion steamer, including a City of South Haven voyage, cluster around slot machines for hours. The outing, organized by a Christian Endeavor society, mirrors the gambling atmosphere of a Mississippi river steamer with small stakes and pervasive play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Big Lake
South Haven
Christian Society
Christian Endeavor Society
Lake Michigan
Tariff Revision Planned by Republicans After 1909
Washington August 13 Senator Lodge said tariff revision would come after the 1909 inauguration with full support from President Roosevelt and congressional leaders. Preparations will be made in advance of the Sixty first Congress, no tinkering by the coming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Lodge
Roosevelt
Congress
Nearby Cities Towns and Farms News
Tribune reports on residents returning from trips to North Dakota Helena Montana and other states. Local weather damage from last Tuesday hail storms damaged grain and barns in the area. Waumandee grain spoilage noted. Social visits include Miss Della Hofer, Miss Dora Keil, and others. invitations and visits in Buffalo City De Soto Appleton West Point and Westby appear in society notes.
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Della Hofer
Dora Keil
Alma
Wis
Aug. Kirchner
P. Kirchner
Chicago
E. Herrmann
Henry Keilholtz
Washington
Oregon
Utah
Missouri
Etta Marquardt
Nelson
Delia Hammer
Buffalo City
Ed. Klein
H. Achenbach
Mrs. Ellers
Waumandee
Wilma Kochenderfer
Winona
Mrs. S. Kochenderfer
J. E. Nuzum
Ed. Lind
Ella
Amanda Bekkum
Lovans Ridge
L. Sandsmark
Berna Sandsmark
Westby
Summer boarders stay at Markle home and Wastena camp
Shelby notes seasonal guests include Dode Schaulden and Joe Lapitz from La Crosse at Camp Wastena on Wigwam Slough. Ristow Four and Winona teachers also summer there. Six young men camped at Wastena report a good fish catch. party includes Frank Wachs and others from La Crosse and Chicago. Heavy rains delay hay hauling by farmers.
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Markle
Joe Lapitz
la Crosse
Wastena
Wigwam Slough
Dode Schaulden
Ristow Farm
Winona
Ristow’'s
Frank Wachs
Joe Tickel
W. Dvorak
J. Roebuck
George Simpson
C. C. Wright
Chicago
McGregor News Highlights Local Visitors and Events
The Sweeny girls entertain visitors from Osterdock. James Haislett cuts his foot. Sullivan’s opera house concert with Garrimoni’s orchestra praised. Elkader’s Reno visits relatives. Mason City’s Charles Anderson visits friends. Decorah’s Miss Styles visits sister Ruth Styles at Western Union. Elkader’s D D Murphy family in McGregor. Lyle Bean and Charlie Cowles take river outing. Leonard Anderson and Chas Widman camping at Waukon Junction. Ida Brooks finds a 31 grain button pearl. Marie Sullivan visits Mason City and Clear Lake. Large crowd from Wyalusing observed. Gertie Christy and Pearl Rand visit from Prairie du Chien. Japanese entertainment well attended. Misses Elizabeth and Augusta Becker host cards. Dr. Ford markets gasoline engine for clam boat.
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Osterdock
James Haislett
Sullivan
Opera House
Garrimoni
Harp
Reno
Elkader
C. W. Bean
Will Evans
Charles Anderson
Mason City
Miss Styles
Decorah
Ruth Styles
Western
Gertie Christy
Prairie du Chien
Pearl Rand
McGregor
Elizabeth
Augusta Becker
Dr. Ford
Trempealeau News Social Roundup
E N Goodhue of Winona spent Friday and Saturday in Trempealeau and guests visited locals B A Winfield and family. Several families returned home from Second Lake Bandana lodge after two weeks. Visitors from Indianapolis Chicago Minneapolis La Crosse Sparta Wells Beloit and Doran dropped by for socials and lakeside leisure.
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E. N. Goodhue
Winona
Trempealeau
Henry Blume
Indianapolis
B. A. Winfield
W. A. Bright
Second Lake
Bandana Lodge
Frank Thomas
Chicago
C. W. Thomas
William Cook
Minneapolis
Frank Cook
la Crosse
Joshua Rhodes
de Vere Button
Sparta
Lakeside Park
Carl Altenburg
Wells
Minn
Nina
Mabel Polyblank
Mr. Hanaman
Beloit
W. A. Graves
Fred Graves
Gertrude Heald
Lucy Holmes
John Brady
Doran
Local Visitor Arrivals Highlight Viroqua Notes
Mrs Frank Howard of La Crosse visits her parents Mr and Mrs Nelson Allen. Miss Kathryn Campbell continues visits with friends and other activities noted in Viroqua social brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Howard
la Crosse
Nelson Allen
Kathryn Campbell
Court bars forcing woman to reveal age in jury matter
Chicago judge refuses to compel Mrs. Maryland of Jackson Park Avenue to state her age, issuing an injunction against the demanded admission from the Supreme Hive of the Ladies of the Maccabees. The judge quipped that no woman would be willing to disclose her summers seen, calling such a request exceptional.
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Chicago
Moors Attack Tangier Area Repulsed By French Forces
Gen. Drude stationed near Casablanca endured an assault by about 200 Moors. French artillery inflicted heavy casualties as the attack was repulsed, marking the second large-scale repulse near Casablanca.
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Tangier
Morocco
Drude
Casa Blanca
Casablanca
Mrs F W Cook Hosts Five Hundred Party
Mrs F W Cook entertained last evening at a five hundred card party in honor of Mr and Mrs W Cook of Minneapolis. Six tables played with prizes won by Mrs R F Weston and Mr Pryor. Attendees included Pierce and Millbright Onalaska J Kl Pettingill E R Savage R F Weston Frank Bailey W E Barber W A Pryor A C Millington Mrs George Powell Mrs Hyslop Genevive Cook and Mr Hedge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Cook
Ms. W. Cook
Minneapolis
R. F. Weston
Mr. Pryor
Messrs. and Mesdames Pierce and Millbright
Onalaska
J. Kl. Pettingill
E.R. Savage
Frank Bailey
W.E. Barber
W. A. Pryor
A. C. Millington
George Powell
Mrs. Hyslop
Genevive Cook
Mr. Hedge
Wires Start Blaze At William Bronson Home
Fire units responded to a small blaze at William Bronson Jr.'s home at Seventh and Pine streets around 4 30 yesterday afternoon. Crossed wires caused the incident but no damage was reported.
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Central Fire Department
Wiliam Bronson
Seventh
Pine Streets
It is not calling your neighbors names that settles a question
A short quotation from Lord Beaconsfield emphasizes civility in dispute resolution rather than insults. The line suggests that reasoned argument prevails over personal attacks in debates and decision making.
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Lord Beaconsfield
Indians Hold Wared and Fete at Black River Falls
An aboriginal war rally and homecoming fete draw hundreds from western Wisconsin to Drylake near Black River Falls. Winnebago, Chippewa, and Sioux participants race in foot, pony, ball, and girls events. an Indian marriage with a purse of 100 barrels of flour and two ox is planned. Invitations extend from Tomah to Nebraska with crowds promising a week of Indian gaiety and splendor.
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Black River Falls
la Crosse
Drylake
Tom Thunder
Will Winnebago
Joe Bearheart
Mark Green
George Funmake
Dave Goodvillage
Nebraska
Tomah
Wittenburg
Mississippi
Woman Dies in La Crosse After Prolonged Illness
Malina Arneson of Mable Minnesota wife of Arne Arneson died yesterday after four years with tuberculosis. She moved to La Crosse for treatment and earlier lived in Mable. She leaves four daughters and two sons. The body will be shipped to Mable for burial.
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Malina
Arne Arneson
What a New Jersey Editor Says
M T Lynch editor of the Phillipsburg Daily Post praises Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and colds saying it is the best medicine they have used. He commends its effectiveness for his family with strong praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
M. T.lynch
Phillipsburg
N. J
Daily Post
Foley
O. TsErhart
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Udl
Pound of Our Regal Coffee
Zoe
Katherine Flood
E. Burnham
Burnham
Northwest
Twin City Market
Hands of Assassns—Train de
Stroys
N. P
Cochrane News
Shelby News
McGregor News
Trempealeau News
Viroqua News
Mrs. F. Cook
Winnebagoes
Black River
Tion
Mable
Westby Bros
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