Mayo Niece Weds Junior Surgeon at Rochester Home
Dr Edward Starr Judd and Miss Helen Berkman were married at the Berkman home in Rochester on a Saturday noon ceremony. The junior surgeon at St Marys Hospital, Judd is widely known, and the bride is a Mayo family relation. A luncheon followed and the couple planned welding trip before returning to reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester, Minn
Edward Starr Judd
Helen Berkmman
Sride
D. M. Berkman
W. W.fowler
Episcopal Church
Broom
St. Mary's Hospital
Heide
W. W. Mayo
W. J
H. Mayo
Judd
Will Benson
Adam Balfour
Hazel Balfour
Minnesota and Northwest Fires Rage on North Shore
Scorched pine and charred settlements dot the north shore as fires threaten vast tracts of Lake Superior country. No deaths reported yet though the iron range losses near 4 million include a large town and farmers’ homes. Rain has halted further spread. Deputy City Clerk Zimmermann and a cruiser are missing amid rescue efforts.
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Duluth
Iron Range
Lake Superior
Sonderness
America
Zimmermann
Idninth
North Shore
Burke appoints delegates to Farmers' National Congress
Northwest in Brief reports Governor Burke appoints delegates to the Farmers' National Congress. Names listed include Madison Wisconsin delegate Sant and Berwick's William Keister among others. The record notes several appointed figures from various towns in the region.
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Bismarck
N. D.goyv
Burke
Farmers’ National Congress
Madison
Wiss
Sant
William Keister
Berwick
William
Misses and Mrs. Names Mentioned in Minneapolis Circle
A fragmented listing names St Paul and Minneapolis women including Ruth Rosholt Laura Tennant Grace Frick Grace Matthewson Helen Smith Mrs Sérvass from New York and Mrs Ar WN Crosse among others in social notes.
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St. Paul
Ana
Ruth’ Rosholt
Laura Tennant
Grace
Frick
Grace Matthewson
Personal notes from La Crosse area visitors and residents
Ford car ad notes Henry Boehmhes returning from the Milwaukee state fair. Mrs. Ellen Richards visits John Ivers in Prairie du Chien. Dr George Powell physician and surgeon. Agnes O Gar infant daughter dies at 9 30 Saturday. Oscar Lienickken vacationing in La Grasse. Dr Will Powell diseases of women. Ralph Foster takes Northwestern ticket agent job in Deadwood. Dr John Cook and wife visit Milwaukee. Samper MelKay Dayne spends Sunday in city. Watch Svengali event tomorrow at 10 30 am. Gateway City Transfer Line phone for rides. U S pension agent Day in city on business. A J Dove visits La Crosse. William Kinstom calls in La Crosse. J A Johnson visiting from Minot. F J Ruland in city on business. John Frederickson returns home from Galeaville.
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FORD
Henry N. Boehmhes
Milwaukee
Ellen Richards
John Ivers
L' Prairie du Chien
George Powell
Agnes
William O’gar
Mormon Coulee Road
Oscar Lienickken
Pioneer Press of
St. Paul
Gateway City
S. Day
United States Pension Agent
Pension Department
A. J. Dove
Sparta
la Crosse
William Kinstom
New Aidin
J. A. Johnson
Minot
F. J.ruland
Mindoro
John Frederickson
Galeaville
Multiple North Dakota Items Distract Readers Across States
In Medora six month old son of Station Agent Hesser dies suddenly likely from mercuric chloride. In Mason City thieves steal 200 garments valued at 700 dollars from Smith and Gehart pantatorium with no clue. In Bismarck Mrs Jack Riggs missing three weeks, case a mystery. In Winona Dr Arthur T Rowe and Miss Marion Degnan unite in marriage. In Heron Lake three men released on bonds after duck possession arrest. In Fargo a hog cholera scare prompts vaccination at North Dakota Agricultural College to prevent farm spread.
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Bismarck
N. D
Jack Riggs
Winona
Minn
Arthur T. Rowe
Larimore
Mies
Marion
Degnan
P. J. Gallagher
Heron
Lake
James Daizel
Frank Campbell
Guy Cornish
M.B. Dunn
Jackson
Fargo
North Dakota Agricultural College
Missing Bohemian Man Found Hung From Tree in St Paul
Joseph Kyrhoun, a Bohemian man who had been missing since last Monday, was found hanging from a tree near the Fort Snelling bridge in St Paul. The body showed two days of exposure, with the noose cut through the neck. Deputy Coroner T. J. Maloney retrieved the body for the county morgue, and family members identified him before transfer to Connolly & McDevitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
Joseph Kyrhoun
Fort Sneil-iing
Cor Quer
T. J
Maloney
Connolly &McDevitt
Seven Corners
Man Sustains Severe Facial Injuries From Unfired Shotgun
Crosby North Dakota September report details Arthur Dabls injured at a Crosby hospital after his nose left side was blown off and several teeth missing when he leaned over a cocked shotgun during a casual gathering after a chicken hunt. The blast tore flesh from his thumb and will leave lasting disfigurement.
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Crosby
N. D
Arthur Dabls
Racovar
Blind Fish Found In Local Waters
City news reports the second so-called blind fish found in local waters brought by Game Warden George Kingsley. The fish resembles a digfish but lacks eyes and eye sockets. skull is solid, and the creature is as fat and active as typical specimens.
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Logal
George Kingsley
North Side
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
Trades and Labor Council
Peter Hagen
Lewis Valley
Association
HelgYat
Hisey Jag Sioner
Arenz
Jack Frost
Will Burr
Gipple
Minnié Rose
Melrose
la Crosse
Fatal lamp play claims Racine child life
Hazel Goss eight years old died from burns after playing with a lit lamp in bed in Racine Wisconsin. She woke her seven year old sister, set clothing on fire, and grandmother was alerted. Grandmother smothered the burning garments though the legs and body were nearly burned to a camp. The father had died two months earlier from injuries he sustained in an earlier incident.
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Racine
Wis
Hazel Goss
Owith
Train 18 Ditching Leaves 27 Hurt in Pennsylvania
MPADVILLD Pa Sept 14 Erie train No 4 bound for New York Albany Boston was ditched about five miles south of the city early Sunday morning. Twenty seven passengers the engineer and fireman were severely injured. It is thought they will recover.
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Erie
New York
Albany
Boston
Affinity romance ends in jail sentence and bond
Edward Richards of Dubuque and Irene Carter of St Paul traveled to Grand Forks where Judge C T Templeton sentenced Richards to forty days at hard labor in Grand Forks county jail. Carter was placed on a $500 bond for good behavior with a suspended sentence. Richards, a farmer and former jockey, met Carter in a restaurant and proposed marriage in Denver. they were delayed in Grand Forks after arriving from St Paul.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Edward’ Richards
Dubuque
C.T. Templeton
Richards
Irene Carter
St.Paul
Denver
Grahd
Forks
Bee Keepers Meet in Winona with State Officials
The Bates of Stockton presides as the Southern Minnesota and Western Wisconsin Bee Keepers Association prepares to discuss next legislature. Members aim to amend laws to speed state inspections and shorten report submission delays.
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Winona
Minn
Bates
Stockton
Minnesota
Wisconsin -Bee
Keepers
Mrs Austin and Sawyer Host Surprise Farewell for Dr Houle
Society notes recount a surprise farewell gathering at Mrs David Austin’s home for Dr. Mary Houle as she leaves for Wautoma Wisconsin joining her husband. Guests include former patients and friends, led by Mr Wee R Finch who presented a gift amid warm remarks. The event featured decorated rooms, refreshments, music, and a devotional for the departing physician.
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Austin
Sawyer
Houge
David. Austin
I. Ty Sawyer
Mary Houle
Wautoma
Wis
Mary, Houck
Wee R. Finch
Houck
Dr. Mary, Houck
Mesdames' Piper
O.a. Prentiss
C. W. Dow
David Drummond
I. H.moulton
J. W. Skinner
Abby Burton
F.A. Copeland
Local Notes and Obituaries From A Fragmented City Page
A jagged clipping mentions Mrs Bo Funke returning from a week in Minneapolis. Earnest Meloy of Canton noted in city circles. Miss Mary M Pollock guests of relatives, returned to Caledonia. A death occurred Saturday at 7 pm due to heart trouble. Mrs Hess born on a date in early 1881, from Joseph's Ridge, aged 30, moved to La. Crease about eight years ago after marriage. Survivors include husband, three children, brothers and three sisters. A farmer asks why grass won’t grow, joking about planted seeds growing upside down.
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Hess
Joseph's Ridge
Crease
Mrs Hess Dies of Heart Trouble in Three Days
Mrs Magdalene Hess wife of Philip Hess head 1233 Winnebago Street died after a three day illness from heart trouble. Local obituary notes her passing and identifies the family address.
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Bis
Magdalene -Heas
Phil-ip
Heag
Winnebago
Street
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Jersey
John C. Burns
ICE Cream & Butter Company
Niebner
Neiuhr
N. S. Bottling Works
Rose Street
DR. Mayo
Mrs. Albert. Nichols
Lacrosse
Edward Starr Judd Groom
Helen Berkman
Drs. W. J. and
C. H. Mayo
Pryor
Main St
Fashion Shop
Women's New Garment Store
Reiman & Tordt
Mein St. Copp
Cathedral
Crosse
W Wis
Troy Range
Northwest
Irvine
Tetrvine
City News
I Society
Finch
Safe
St. Louis
Cilley
Phoebe
Jennie Dudley
Tarbox
Mrg-Q
Hixon
Migs “Cras
Minneapolis
Rani
Mra
Louis "Wirchheimer
Homer Hart, Jr
Wire
Fred "Phillips
Lottie Wilson
Frank Petrich
Tes Mingtes
Hugh Emmet & Company
Philippines
LA Crosse Floral CO
DR. Watterson
South Fourth Street
Ness
Elfenbrau
C. & J. Michel Brg. Co
la Crosse, Wis
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