Folk die when two automobiles are hit
Detro it Minn Dec 12 Al fred Koplin his wife Mrs Phillip Koplin and Mrs Doettinger were killed instantly and two Koplin children narrowly escaped injury when Soo line passenger train No 10 divided struck the automobile they rode in at a grade crossing. Ellendale Minn Dec 12 Mrs Fred McDonald was instantly killed and her husband the telephone exchange manager was seriously injured in a grade crossing collision between their automobile and a Rock Island passenger train.
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Detroit
Minn
Alfred Koplin
Phillip Koplin
Doettinger
Koplin
Soo Line
Ellendale
Fred McDonald
Rock Island
Lewis delays move to seize all foodstuffs by government
Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois asked for all copies of his proposed resolution to seize and sell every foodstuff to be returned after announcing plans to intro duce the measure. The request suggests changes before introducing the bill.
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Lewis
Washington
James Hamilttn Lewis
Illinois
Pope Benedict Accepts Boston Bride in Private Audience
On December 12 Pope Benedict held a private audience with Prince Andrea Boncampagni and his wife Marguerite Preston Draper of Boston. The couple recently wed. Boncampagni is a scion of a long established Holy Roman noble family dating to 1133.
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Rome
Benedict
Andrea Boncampagni
Marguerite Preston Draper
Boston
Prince Boncampagni
First Mid-Year Graduation Set for January Twenty Fifth
Graduation day for the February class will be January 25, announced by Principal S E Tift. The Junior Prom follows on January 26 and the class play is slated for January 18 with class day on January 22.
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S. E. Tift
Peace party funds oppose war at D C convention
In Washington, the Woman's Peace Party closed its convention by subscribing 5600 dollars to oppose war. Other items include religious remarks on dressmakers and peace, and a Gary raid on a newspaper staff over gambling criticisms.
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Washington, D. C
Woman's Peace Party
Gary
Ind
Gary Coppers
Bargain Christmas Goods Display in Show Windows
See these prices on my display of Christmas goods in my show windows. Every article is marked in plain figures, and I have marked them low. Kindly look them over, you might see just what you want. Chas Beyschlag Druggist 503 Main.
Notice to Taxpayers La Crosse 1916 tax roll collection
City Treasurer Georg W. Young announces the 1916 La Crosse tax roll is in his hands for collection. Taxes must be paid before the Sunday of February 1917 at City Hall with hours listed. Taxpayers should bring accurate lot and land descriptions to avoid mistakes.
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City Hall
la Crosse Wis
la Crosse
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
Yeomen Dance Tuesday and Local Social news
Yeomen dance every Tuesday. R C Sampson and W C Sampson of Watsou spent Sunday in La Crosse visiting friends. Dr F A Douglas ENT specialist linked to Dr F E R Mulford of 323 Main St. Judge C W Graves and wife Visited La Crosse Monday. $30 000 loan opportunities offered on La Crosse real estate. Mrs J T Heller improving after illness. Mystic Workers card party Wednesday afternoon December 13. Albert Love family welcome baby daughter born Saturday weighing nine and a half pounds. Christmas seals one cent each to fight tuberculosis and support visiting nurses. John Evenson returned to Mindoro after north side visit. Gateway City Transfer Co. Phone 179. Mrs E H Hazen of Viroqua visited La Crosse Monday. D Burkey and Mrs B Townsend from Tomah visited Monday. Mrs E E Hoyt from Madison visited Monday. Emma Corley of Madison visited La Crosse Monday. Mrs A J Moen of West Salem returned home after several days with friends on the north side.
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R.C. Sampson
W. C. Sampson
Watsou
la Crosse
F. A. Douglas
FE. R. Mulford
Main St
C. W. Graves
Viroqua
B. H Volz
Main
J. T. Heller
Wood Street
Mystic
Albert Love
Farnam
John Evenson
Mindoro
Gateway City Transfer Co
E. H. Hazen
D. Burkey
B. Townsend
Tomah
E. E. Hoyt
Madison
Emma Corley
A. J. Moen
West Salem
North Side
Fireman Suffers Smashed Fingers In Locomotive Door Incident
Burlington firefighter C. L. Maynard of 1112 Berlin street was injured when his little finger was caught in a locomotive firebox door late Monday evening. The accident left him unable to work.
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C. L. Maynard
Berlin Street
Burlington
North Side Briefs and Local Movements
X mas kicks at O Neil Shoe Store. Mrs Henry Bissen at 133% George St ill in hospital. Dance nights at Union Hall Wednesdays. Mrs Schonlau Lewiston Minn renewing north side acquaintances. Mrs Iverson back in Houston from north side visit. W W Cameron 1008 Rose St to depart for Omaha on business. Mr and Mrs D C Pendergast 1221 Gillette St back from Twin Cities visit. A Mosher 1633 Avon St back from West Salem. Glen Pendergast back from Minneapolis. Caledonia Street Methodist ladies bazaar and chicken pie supper in Central Hall Tuesday. Maccabees New Century hive 161 meet Friday at Rose Street Woodman. William Welsh ill at 1101 Berlin St. A son born Friday to Mr and Mrs J F E Lanny 1640 Loomis St. child nine and a half pounds. Miss L Casper son 1501 Loomis St improving after glitter operation at Lutheran Hospital.
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O'Neil
Henry Bissen
George Street
Union Hall
T. Schonlau
Lewiston
Minn
North Side
I. G. Iverson
Houston
W. W. Cameron
Rose Street
Omaha
D. C. Pendergast
Gillette Street
Twin Cities
A. Mosher
Avon Street
West Salem
Glen Pendergast
Minneapolis
Caledonia Street Methodist Church
Central Hall
Ladies of the Maccabees
New Century Hive
Woodman Hall
William Welsh
Berlin Street
J. FE. Lanny
Loomis Street
L. Casperson
Lutheran Hospital
Mystery Play for Nativity by Catholic Women's League
A Christmas mystery play by Father Hugh Benson will be presented by Catholic Women's League members at St. Joseph's hall on Tuesday December 15 at 8 o'clock. Tickets are on sale at Jules Pharmacy 529 Main Street.
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Catholic Women’s League
St. Joseph's Hall
Hugh Benson
Jules Pharmacy
Main Street
Birthday Party for Miss Andrina Arneson at Home
Miss Andrina Arneson hosted friends at 1007 Zeisler Street Monday evening for a birthday gathering. Music entertained guests including Mr and Mrs H Gunderson Esther Gunderson Gunder Gunderson Martin Arneson Emil Arneson Thora Rom Emma Rom Matilda Thompson and Mrs Clara Johnson with a dainty lunch served by the hostess.
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Andrina Arneson
Zeisler Street
H. Gunderson
Esther and
Gunder Gunderson
Martin Arneson
Emil Arneson
Thora
Emma Rom
Matilda Thompson
Clara Johnson
Surprise Mrs Gardner Marks Birthday With Tea Party
Mrs Walter Gardner at 1324 Jackson street was surprised Monday night as friends gathered to celebrate her birthday with an aluminum tea set presentation at her home.
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Gardner
Walter FE. Gardner
Jackson Street
Hair Color Restorer Promises Darker, Healthier Hair
An advertisement claims Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer effects permanent looking darkening without dye. It targets gray or dry hair and promises evenly dark, fuller hair after a few shampoos, with a money back guarantee and a 50 cent price at Hoeschler Bros. drug store in La Crosse Wisconsin and mail order for out-of-town customers.
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Hoeschler Bros
la Crosse
Wis
Local Card Party Benefits Residents And Guests
An evening card party yielded favors to Mesdames M Lee Walter Friday and John Dagendish and Messrs Walter Gardner John Dagendish and Rudolph Weis. Lunch followed at 11:30 with attendees including John Dagendish Rudolph Weis Walter Friday Walter Gardner Mrs M Lee Mrs M Gardner Miss Ruth Nordrum Florence Friday Ernest Fritz Donald Dagendish and Walter Gardner Jr.
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M. Lee
Walter Friday
John Dagendish
Walter Gardner
Rudolph Weis
M. Gardner
Ruth Nordrum
Florence Friday
Ernest Fritz
Donald Dagendish
Walter Gardner, Jr
Miss Ther Gutzke Resigns Teaching Post at Bethany
Ther Gutzke daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert J Gutzke of 323 South Sixteenth street resigns as preceptress and domestic science teacher at Bethany College Mankato and takes a dietitian position at St John’s Hospital St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ther Gutzke
Albert J. Gutzke
South Sixteenth Street
Bethany College
Mankato
St. John's Hospital
St. Paul
Lois Woods Hosts Birthday Party at Home
Miss Lois K Woods entertained eight friends at 1198 Division Street Monday for her twelfth birthday anniversary. The evening featured games and holiday decorations with Christmas cards as place cards and a cake lit by red and green tapers and candles.
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Lois K. Woods
Division Street
Ladies Circle and Lutheran Young People Meet at Local Churches
The Ladies Industrial Circle of First Baptist will be entertained at church parlors Thursday afternoon by Mesdames Anna Lewis Anna Forbes and Martin Hoffman. The United Lutheran Young People meet Wednesday evening at corner Twelfth and Division. Miss Petersons host a program with speeches recitations and Norden band. Everyone is invited.
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First Baptist Church
Anna Lewis
Anna Forbes
Martin Hoffman
Young People’s Society of the United Lutheran Church
Twelfth
Division Streets
Misses Peterson
Norden
Holy Trinity School Holds Morning Social Hour
Pupils at Holy Trinity school enjoyed a social hour at ten o'clock Monday morning followed by a delightful lunch.
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Holy Trinity School
Freshman Class Hosts Thanksgiving Day Entertainment
The freshman class served sophomores and the school orchestra with music and games making a lively hour and a half. Albert Paprpenfuss spoke on behalf of the freshmen thanking participants for the holiday diversion before resuming studies.
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Albert Paprpenfuss
Egg Boycott Succeeds in Kansas City Restaurants
Kansas City's egg boycott reduces demand as A B Crader of the restaurantmen's association reports few patrons order eggs in the city’s 400 eateries. The refrain to hold until prices normalize includes 50 000 new menu stickers and 2000 counter placards urging the public not to eat eggs until prices drop.
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Kansas City
A. B. Crader
Kansas Restaurantmen’s Association
Crader
Ecg Trust
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John C. Burns
Tetley, Sletten and
Dahl Funeral Directors
South 6Th Street
Caledonia St
Motor Service
Vine St
Santa Claus
W.F. Strauss
Pearl St
Horlick
the Fashion Shop
F. A. Reiman
Exclusive Garment sHor Corner
Fifth and Main Streets
H. S. Burroughs
Grand Crossing Farm
Leon D. Moore
K. A. Reiman
Fashion Shop
George Bunge
Gretchen Schweizer
Rudolph Blatter
Ruth Esch
George Bunze
Sylvester Muldowney
Ray Hadgraft
Harriet Dawson
Walter Berg
Eda Capellen
Caroline Turek
Arne Gorder
Oranda Bangsberg
David Dickinson
Agnes Doyle
Magdaline Felber
Wilfred Figgie
Minnie Franzymann
Blanche Gayman
John Gillespie
Norman Cruenzer
Ray Hodgraft
Cora Hardy
Frederick Layman
Susan McCabe
Annie Nathanson
Edith Newberg
Rosa Nordby
Gladys Pommel
Museum of
J. L. Gordon
Chicago
Margaret Murray
Gotterdamnerune
Cleofonte Campanini
Grand Opera
Chas
Beyschlag
North Side Briefs
Mayr
May
Supreme Court
Geo H. Mayr
the Jeweler
Mariner’s
Fred Leibold Piano Co
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