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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1909

Page

8

Baxter Bound Over To Grand Jury In Extortion Case

Minnesota report states William Baxter private detective and head of the Baxter Detective agency waived examination in police court and was bound over to the grand jury for extorting money from Herman Rhine a saloonkeeper. Police say he rushed the case before the grand jury while authorities expect to add more evidence. Col F T Corriston said Baxter will be surprised by the evidence in police hands.

Minneapolis Minn William Baxter Baxter Detective Agency Herman Rhine Baxter Col F. T. Corriston

Drink Offer Ends in Fatal Shot in Minnesota Camp

Morris Fuller a Crookston Lumber Co employee was shot in the neck by a companion after offering a drink at Fowlds Camp No 2 Bemidji Minnesota January 5 Sheriff Bailey and Coroner Marcum brought Barney Nelson and Archie Brown in custody from Fowlds investigating the death The shooter claimed Fuller touched his shoulder and asked for a drink prompting a fatal return volley

Bemidji, Minn Morris Fuller Crookston Lumber Company Fowlds Thomas Bailey Marcum Barney Nelson Archie Brown Brown Fuller Nelson

No Move to Chicago for Chicago and Great Western

Horace G. Burt, arriving as receiver of the Chicago and Great Western Railroad, denied reports that the company would move its offices to Chicago and said he is unaware of any reorganization plans. He declined to say whether he would become president of a reorganized company.

ST. Paul, Minn Chicago & Great Western Railroad Company Chicago Horace G. Burt Burt

Northwest in Brief Selections From Several States

In Mason City Iowa Dale Opperman two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Opperman of Strawberry Point burned in boiling water and died within hours. In Whitefish Montana Peter Arena a local businessman fears his relatives died in the Italy Sicily earthquake and tidal wave disaster. In Fargo churches move to raise a relief fund for Italian earthquake survivors through city religious groups. In Winnebago Minnesota Rev C B Latimer of Wheaton has been called to succeed Rev James Steenson at First Presbyterian church. Look out for the man who looks out for himself.

Mason City Iowa Dale Charles Opperman Strawberry Point Whitefish Mont Peter Arena Italy Sicily Arena Messina Fargo N. D Winnebago Minn C. B. Latimer Wheaton First Presbyterian Church James Steenson Minneapolis Ole Quane Chicago Peck State Teachers’ Association Des Moines Mabel Kilpatrick Hampton W. W. Bordwell Yankton S. C C. Evans Ben Hall Vinton M. C. Ferris Leigh Ferris St. Paul Dan Ferris Waterloo Charies Ferris Harmony K. V. Ferris Church Deagh Banfill Vashti Plank Waukon Boaz Ala Louis Sherman Verne Shattuck Bliker Chas. Hunt S. M. Taylor Laura Ashmonth Denver Will Nierling Algona Frank Hewitt H. A. Hewitt Mabel Thompson Ruth Bigelow Lydia Carter Osage McGregor Leslie Bearce Fred Fuller Ludlow Township Stuart James .uRth Lansing Morrison California James The Eastern Star Iowa State University Club

Valuable Home Remedy for Cold and Cough

A home recipe claims to break up the severest cold in a day and cure coughs. Mix one-half ounce Concentrated pine compound with two ounces glycerine and a half pint whiskey, shake and dose a teaspoon to tablespoon every four hours. Labeled pine concentrate sold in half ounce bottles by druggists.

Waukon News Highlights Local Guests and Events

Waukon Iowa parishioners share holiday visits from Chicago relatives and Des Moines teachers. The town notes Okolona residents, weddings, obituaries, and a grand Eastern Star installation. The Iowa State University club hosts a banquet at the Grand hotel with toasts and a musical program signaling a New Year.

Allamakee County Grand Hotel Boomer H. E. Taylor A. T. Stillman H. L. Dayton Guy W. Eaton Mary Bowen Iowa University W. S. Hart E. H. Fourt Iowa D. H. Bowen M. W. Eaton Miss Gilchrist Miss Eaton George Mosby W. T. Gilchrist Milton Gilchrist Lansing Postville Officers Taylor Guy Eaton Jesse Johnson Des Moines

Loring Joins Roosevelt on African Hunting Expedition

Mr. J. L. Loring will accompany President Roosevelt into Africa as a naturalist. He has extensive travel in British America Mexico western states Germany Switzerland Sweden Belgium and other regions. Loring is 38 an excellent shot energetic and very companionable.

J. L. Loring Loring Roosevelt Africa British America Mexico Western States Germany Switzerland Sweden Belgium

Hold Unique Wedding at Dead Lake in Fergus Falls

In Dead Lake Minnesota Mr and Mrs S C Hendstrand celebrated their golden wedding then their son Theodore Hendstrand wed Miss Mary Hanson in a second ceremony. The couple renewed vows from Sweden fifty years earlier. Hendstrand 73 and wife 71 with twelve children eleven living thirty grandchildren and one great grandchild attended a family reunion.

Fergus Fall Minn Dead Lake S. C. Hendstrand Theodore Hendstrand Mary Hanson Hendstrand Sweden

Chronic borrower hints at oblivion of friends in haven

A cryptic line suggests a weary borrower who doubts recognition of friends in a place of rest. The phrasing evokes a sense of memory, loss, and distant companionship without concrete events or names.

Haven

Will and Cake The Motherly Wager

A Delineator excerpt describes a mother passing a cake to Helen and advising her to take the piece nearest to her. When Helen tries for the largest slice the mother suggests turning the plate around to reach it. The humorous exchange captures a domestic moment.

Helen

Intellectual rule against treating ideas as mere treats

The remark reflects a habit of avoiding dismissive labeling of intellectual content as an easy or mere indulgence. It suggests valuing thoughtful engagement over casual or superficial consumption.

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