Father Hofer Freed on Bond Awaiting Trial Next Week
Bail for the Rev. Father Hofer, former St. Joseph's Ridge priest, was signed by Bishop Schwebach and he was released into care of his brother priests. He will not return home until the court vindicates him in the Wednesday morning trial, with Miss Taylor and key witnesses expected to testify.
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Father Hofer
St. Joseph’s Ridge
Schwebach
St. Joseph
St. Joseph's Ridge
Hofer
Taylor
Miss Taylor
Eau Claire Attorney Faces Federal Building Ownership Claim
Eau Claire Wisconsin June 16 county clerk Nygard sent a written demand to attorney Doolittle to quit claim the Kerr corner of the federal building site. The government had paid back taxes May 10 and Doolittle had obtained a tax deed June 9 based on an old certificate. Doolittle plans to refuse, as he already quit claimed to C H Ingram, the chief opponent to the federal site.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Nygard
Doolittle
United States
Kerr
Federal Building
C. H. Ingram
Kenosha Belle Weds Kenosha Belle in City Church
Miss Bessie Celeste Hurd and Charles Arthur Forster wed at First Congregational church in Kenosha. Rev. Edgar T. Farrill officiated before 300 guests. reception followed at the Hurd home. The couple will reside in Kenilworth Illinois.
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Kenosha
Wis
Bessie Celeste Hurd
Charles Henry Hurd
Charles Arthur Forster
Chicago
First Congregational Church
Edgar T. Farrill
Frank Smith
Evanston
Lynn Merrill
Mason City
Ruth Hurd
Elizabeth Simmons
Harriet Cole
Edith Brown
Anie Palmatier
Ella Hardcastle
St. Louis
J. Tobey
Boston
Mass
Ward Gavot
Raymond M. Winger
Detroit
Harry Wilson
Peter Fisher, Jr
S. S. Simmons
Raymond Hurd
Hurd
Mrs. Forster
Kenilworth
Illinois
Beavers Elect Officers at Stevens Point Convention
The grand colony of Beavers closed its third annual convention in Stevens Point with Menomonie set to host next year. Beloit contested the ballot as a leading contender. Officers elected include President Dr A D Campbell Richland Center, Vice Grand Commander M E Bruce Stevens Point, Secretary E N Sandal Black River Falls, Treasurer Henry Greenwood Beloit, Guide Mrs Anna Hitt Dover MN, Hunter H L Gardner Viroqua, Trapper T G Wigand Eleva, and a 1 to 3 year reserve and board slate led by P N Swenson Menomonie, M E Larson La Farge, Albert Heinneman Mauston, R H Burns Richland Center, L E Peckham Downsville.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Une
Grand Colony of Beavers
Menomonie
Beloit
A. D. Campbell
Richland Center
M. E. Bruce
E. N. Sandal
Black River Falls
Henry Greenwood
Anna Hitt
Dover, Minn
Hunter
H. L. Gardner
Viro
Grand Display of Heavenly Bodies in June Observed
La Crosse stargazers note a dullJune sky with Mars waning eastward and Venus detectable near midday. Jupiter rises before dawn, Saturn nears Aquarius with diminished tilt, and Uranus and Neptune align with the sun as the Great Bear and Hunter tracking the sky. Vega shines as a premier blue star in Hercules during the night.
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la Crosse
Mars
Venus
Mercury
Jupiter
Saturn
Capricornus
Aquarius
Uranus
Neptune
Great Dipper
Great Bear
Dipper
Hercules
Vega
Lansing Visitors Attend Matinee at Bijou Theatre
A large group of Lansing residents on the excursion visited the city and attended the matinee performance at the Bijou theatre.
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Lansing
City
Bijou
Zodiac Constellations and Notable Stars Mentioned
The text lists the groups Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra and Scorpio with Gemini highlighting the famous twins Castor and Pollux as prominent stars within the constellation.
Yachting season opens at Oshkosh Wisconsin club
Yachting season on Lake Winnebago began with a ball and banquet at the Oshkosh Yacht club. Oshkosh will be represented in several regattas by two class A boats the Oshkosh and a new craft for William Bray and Charles Bray, indicating strong prospects for the season.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Lake Winnebago
Oshkosh Yacht Club
Inland Lake Association
William
Charles Bray
Death by his own hand shocks Marinette veteran home
Col. Charles J. Ellis former commandant of the Waupaca Veterans' Home died by suicide in Marinette on June 16. He left a note and letters explaining his action, though his wife declines to reveal the reasons. Ellis was a longtime resident, trusted in many posts and held in high esteem.
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Marinette
Wis
Charles J. Ellis
Waupaca Veterans
Tribune Affirms Public Interest Role in La Crosse
The paper declares its commitment to serving the people of La Crosse, emphasizing focus on local concerns and civic welfare. It positions itself as the community’s advocate in city affairs and public discourse.
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the Tribune
la Crosse
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Col. C. d. Ellis
Westby Bros
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