North Side Briefs Show Active Social Scene
A flurry of visits and returns marks North Side life with Mrs A Moe of Sand Lake Coulee returning after relatives in the north side, J Schmidt from Chicago on business, and Rev Father Dunn visiting St James Church before a lecture at Durand. Local families move homes, travel to Omaha and St Paul, and church groups meet in afternoon parlor sessions.
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Dreamland
A. Moe
Sand Lake Coulee
W. Pennington
Wood Street
Omaha
D.C. Pendergast
Glen
Gillette Street
St. Paul
FP. Ehman
Caspereon
Prospect Street
F. Dudley
Rockford
J. Schmidt
Chicago
Thomas S Dovie
Seneca
Wis
Ter
Ambrose Murphy
J. P. Coughlin
RK. Skemp
Kane Street
EF. B. Rice
Charles Street
Berlin Street
William O'Neil
George Street
James Coughlin
Minneapolis
A. B. C. Dunn
Eau Claire
St. James Catholic Church
Father Dunn
Milwaukee
Durand
Beilis Granted Passport to Leave Russia
A telegram from St. Petersburg reports Mendel Beilis and his family have been issued a passport to depart Russia immediately. Beilis seeks to leave at once, but may be delayed as he may be summoned to testify at the trial of Schulgine, editor of the Kievlanian, for articles condemning the government in the Beilis case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiev
St. Petersburg
Mendel Beilis
Russia
Beilis
Schulgine
The
Kievlanian
Postpone Match Till New Year by La Crosse Club
Boxing exhibition arrangements under the La Crosse Athletic Club shift the first match from December 15 to New Year’s afternoon. Arthur Nelson of Sparta remains unpaired but expected to sign soon, while Spider Winkler of Minneapolis may appear in four or five rounds as a strong opener.
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la Crosse Athletic Club
Arthur Nelson
Sparta
Nelson
Spider” Winkler
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Winkler
White Gift Christmas Services At First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church hosts a White Gift service at 7 20 Sunday evening under the Bible school, featuring the Legend of Cathey and white decorations aside from two trees near the choir loft. An 11 o'clock Christmas music and pastor sermon precede the nightly event, with a 7 o'clock Christmas morning service delivered by Rev. Carter C Rawdlison of the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Bible School
Cathey
Carter C Rawdlison
Congregational Church
Unarmed Woman Captures Burglars in Fargo
Mrs. Fred A Irish, wife of the First National Bank vice president, forced two burglars to stand against the wall inside her Fargo home until she searched them. She locked the door to deter escape, but the men fled through a window when she tried to call the police. They were later captured in Moorhead. Mrs. Irish was alone and unarmed.
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Fargo
N. D
Fred A Irish
First National Bank
Moorhead
Irish
Driver Hits Teen and Flees in Milwaukee Crash
A black touring car with no lights struck 17 year old Phyllis Maas at Fourteenth and Wells in Milwaukee and fled. She was placed in Charles Bach’s car and rushed to Emergency hospital with injuries described as not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Phyllis Maas
C. C. Maas
Fourteenth and Wells Streets
Maas
Charles Bach
Richards Street
W B U Defeats Soldier Players In Indoor Baseball
The Wisconsin Business University indoor baseball team beat Company M 21 to 4. Mills hurled a sensational game with 18 strikeouts as W B U fielded and batted superbly. The W B U basketball team departs for Tomah this afternoon to face the high school quint and aims to return with honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Business University
Company M
Mills
Tomah
Milwaukeean is varsity candidate for Rhodes Scholarship
Madison Wis Dec 18 Ralph B Yewdale 14 of Milwaukee a senior at the University of Wisconsin has been chosen as the universitys representative in the contest for a Wisconsin holder of a Rhodes scholarship at Oxford England On Friday the committee led by President Van Hise President Plantz Evans and Carrier will decide the final state pick
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Madison
Wis
Ralph B. Yewdale
Milwaukee
College of Letters and Sciences
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Oxford, Eny
van Hise
Plantz
Lawrence
Evans
Ripon
Carrier
Carroll
First Death From Thin Ice Reported in Wisconsin
In Menomonie Wisconsin on December 18 the first fall death from skating on thin ice occurred when four year old Austin Emend succumbed to drowning at Niagara Wisconsin.
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Menomonie
Wis
Wisconsin
Austin Emend
Niagara, Wis
France seeks removal of Reinsch, states journal reports
Madison Wis Dec 18 according to the State Journal minister Paul S Reinsch's removal is to be sought by French financial interests because of anti French opinions credited to him in a Pekin paper. Reinsch denies interview since arriving in Beijing and says passages quoted are from his book World's Politics.
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Madison, Wis
The
State Journal
Paul S. Reinsch
Pekin
Notice to Creditors in Bell Estate Wisconsin 1913
State of Wisconsin La Crosse County Court issues notice to creditors in the estate of Walter D Bell late of Shelby town. LeRoy M Bell has letters of administration. Creditors have six months from December 16 1913 to present claims. The court will examine claims on June 23 1914 at 10 AM in La Crosse Court House. By the Court John Brindley County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Walter D. Bell
Shelby
Leroy M. Bell
la Crosse
John Brindley
Sterling Machinery to Build Plant in La Crescent
The Sterling Machinery company of La Crosse plans a new factory in La Crescent with stock from prominent local men including Allen Cameron. The plant will manufacture concrete mixers brick and block machines and related products and will employ many workers while offering repair services and a full line of contractor supplies. Orders are already rising as the plant moves toward construction and shipment nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Machinery Company
la Crosse Corporation
Ernest Wege
Sterling
Barre Mills
la Crosse
Wege
South Third Street
A. Hynne
P. A. Benrud
N. Mattson
H. Fischer
Wis
E. Wege
P. Benrud
Herman Fischer
South Second Street
la Crescent
Minn
J. W. Brabant
Allen Cameron
Houston Eounty
Cameron
Brabant
Sterling Fac
A. Lillie
George Kinney
Wm. Atkinson
C. Hofer
Philip Fitting
Sterling Concrete Maschines
Georgia
Florida
Texas
California
Philippine Islands
South America
Canada
Adv
50 Million Deal Overstated In Covent Garden Purchase
London reports the Covent Garden estate sale to Mary Mallaby-Dee ly, MP, vastly overestimated. Promoters dodged naming the price as guessers placed it near 50 million dollars, but the actual consideration turned out to be 15 million dollars.
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London
Duke of Bedford
Covent Garden
Mary Mallaby-Deely
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Avon Street
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Nels Thompson
S. Fourth Street
Wisconsin News
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