Caledonia Commercial Baseball elects officers for new year
The Caledonia Commercial Baseball association adjourned meeting at the village hall re elected President David Schleich Secretary Chas Dorival Treasurer T A Beddow and Manager N C Keel for another year. Membership stands at 126 with dues paid. Receipts total 1336.94 including gate receipts 864.30 and outside games 304.49. disbursements 1028.56 leaving 308.38 on hand.
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Caledonia
Minn
Caledonia Commercial Baseball Association
Village Hall
David Schleich
Chas. A. Dorival
T. A. Beddow
N. C. Keel
EE India Cake
Bedsenee
NORD
Onde Cseconese
Train Robbery Suspects Nabbed Near Bozeman
Two men matching descriptions of Charles McDonald and George Frankhauser, alleged Great Northern train robbers, arrested in Bozeman Montana after escaping Helena jail.
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Bozeman
Mont
Charles McDonald
George Frankhauser
Great Northern
Helena
High School Seeks Completion of New Athletic Field
Students urge completing the south field to expand track tennis and baseball. $12,500 total cost, $12,000 spent so far, $500 more needed. If delays persist, season may pass without usable athletic space. Also, $73 has been raised for an elocutionist with $27 more needed from a May visit.
Gipple Buys Rival Gazette in Galesville Wis
Bert A. Gipple proprietor of the Galesville Republican buys the Galesville Independent, his sole rival, and will merge the papers. The combined publication will continue to advocate for the La Follette faction in Galesville.
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Galesville, Wis
Bert A. Gipple
Galesville
Agreement Refused in Diamond Field
London report states Premier Diamond Mining company will not renew its syndicate agreement and will market its output independently after this month. The Transvaal government, owning 60 percent of the company’s output, pressured the refusal. A price-cutting war with De Beers is anticipated.
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London
Transvaal
de Beers
Train accident tale sparks a comic misprint
A humorous exchange suggests a railway mishap led to a lost foot, with a restaurant stop and a dropped sandwich blamed for the injury. The dialogue mirrors a local rumor, underscoring how a simple misunderstanding can become a vivid but mistaken legend.
Jealous Livery Feud Delays Ritter Funeral
The North Side funeral of Theodore Ritter was stalled when Clark & Clark refused to provide their hearse after a dispute over carriage arrangements with Hodge & Bradbury. The delay caused confusion during rites at St. John’s Church and the cemetery procession.
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la Crosse
Clark & Clark
Theodore Ritter
St. John’s
Mr. Ritter
Hodge & Bradbury
la Crescent
Clark
Ritter
William Duncan
North Side
Duncan
Mr. Bradbury
Bert Clark
James M. Bradbury
Wind scatters cash on North Caledonia street
Knute Temple loses a thousand dollars in bills when a gust breaks the bank packet on North side. Passersby scramble to recover the five ten and twenty dollar notes scattered along Clinton and Caledonia streets, with Temple eventually reclaiming the full sum.
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London
Caledonia Street
Knute Temple
North Side
Exchange State Bank
North
Clinton and
Temple
Funeral of Miss Hinds Tomorrow
Miss Sophie Hinds died yesterday at 2 p m at 19099 Kane Street after a long illness. The funeral will be held at 1 20 tomorrow afternoon at Tabernacle Baptist Church on the North Side. Interment will be at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Sophie Hinds
Kane
Correctly Fitted Glasses Cure Headaches and Nervousness
Correctly fitted glasses can cure head aches and nervousness caused by eye strain. Many sufferers are unaware that proper glasses provide a complete cure. Consult W. T. Irvine, Specialist in Fitting Glasses, graduate optician, 4 29 Main St.
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W. T. Irvine
GRADU
Rug Factory An Important One On Mill Street
The rug factory on Mill Street owned by E. B. Johnson is a modern facility in the North Side. Locals have toured the plant and observed turning old carpets into new rugs resembling Brussels. The plant, previously on the south side, has operated for some time.
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North Side
Mill Street
E. B. Johnson
Brussels
South Side
Settle an Old Land Dispute in Burns County
Frank C. Miller released claim to a Burns County tract and received the remaining 150 dollars from Martin Kronberg this morning. The land was sold a decade ago after an error in location and description, with the final settlement marked by a quit claim deed filing.
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Frank C. Miller
Burns County
Martin Kronberg
Supper Rescheduled by Tabernacle Church
The Tabernacle church vows to serve the postponed supper in its parlors this evening due to the pastor Rev. L. L. Sanders illness. The event was originally planned a week ago by the ladies of the church.
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Tabernacle Church
L. L. Sanders
Downing Improves After Severe Illness
W Downing once given up as hopeless by doctors shows some improvement and may recover from a serious illness after a long period of illness.
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W. Downing
North Side Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Illnesses
Residents report attendance at local funerals and hospital recoveries. Rev. Sanders nears full recovery at St. Francis hospital. Many families visit kin in Mend, Melrose, Greenwood, and La Crosse. Moves include Tony Miller transferring to Cullman and Phillip Roggensack changing addresses on George Street. Miss Elsie Schilling and others face illnesses. Mr O G Lewis plans a Dakotas trip.
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Major Spencer
Beer River
Minn
P. Peterson
Greenwood
J. Severson
Melrose
Spencer
West la Crosse
Sanders
St. Francis Hospital
P. Nelson
Caledonia
J. Gullickson
C. White
Winona
W. Downing
Onalaska Avenue
Bernice Bump
Loomis Street
George Blackhorn
Dresbach
la Crosse
Tony Miller
Cullman
Phillip Roggensack
George Street
George
Elsie Schilling
Grand Crossing
Sand Lake Coulee
Jack Joyce
Galesburg
O. G. Lewis
Wood Street
Dakotas
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Doerflinger
Jewelry Dept
Gus. Rose
Staats Wallpaper Company
Caledonia Ball Alsn
Commercial
Minnesota
Oyen’s
S. Fourth Street
Gipple
Diamond Field
North Side Funeral
ST. John's
North Side Street
OF Greenbacks
Miss Hinds
Ate Optician
Main ST
Downing
The
Chicago Auction and Commission Company
Westby Bros
South Fourth Street
FORD
P. Hofweber & Sons
Tribune
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